
Apartments near Kiely Plaza in Santa Clara, CA (1,364 Rentals)


514 Hazel Dell Way

916 Maria Ln

477-479 Westlake Dr

3524 Alden Way

990 Mangrove Ave

3530 Alden Way

986 Mangrove Ave

982 Mangrove Ave

474-476 Westlake Dr

912 Maria Ln

978 Mangrove Ave

3518 Alden Way

482-484 Northlake Dr

486-488 Northlake Dr

4334 Junipero Serra Ln

511 Troy Dr

483-485 Westlake Dr

908 Maria Ln

518 Troy Dr

512 Troy Dr

513 Northlake Dr

517 Troy Dr

Ira D. Hall Square

3512 Alden Way

480 Westlake Dr

993 Mangrove Ave

492-494 Northlake Dr

904 Maria Ln

419-519 Northlake Dr

364 S Cypress Ave

353 Bundy Ave

488-490 Westlake Dr

523 Troy Dr

989 Mangrove Ave

981 Mangrove Ave

Normandie Villas

496-498 Northlake Dr

5181 Lapa Dr

5171 Lapa Dr

492-494 Westlake Dr

5125 Lapa Dr

470-472 Westlake Dr

372-382 S Cypress Ave

5151 Lapa Dr

529 Troy Dr

5161 Lapa Dr

5137 Lapa Dr

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How much are Studio apartments in Santa Clara?
There are currently 1,754 Studio Apartments in Santa Clara with rent ranges from $972 to $6,570 with an average price of $3,062.
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