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


522-524 Westlake Dr

530-532 Northlake Dr

533-531 Westlake Dr

3687 Greenlee Dr

528-530 Westlake Dr

3695 Greenlee Dr

498 Doyle Rd

3679 Greenlee Dr

538-540 Westlake Dr

3671 Greenlee Dr

3665 Greenlee Dr

504 Doyle Rd

3655 Greenlee Dr

3661 Greenlee Dr

512 Doyle Rd

540 Boynton Ave

Lavender

520 Doyle Rd

3664 Greenlee Dr

3660 Greenlee Dr

3670 Greenlee Dr

530 Doyle Rd

3654 Greenlee Dr

536 Doyle Rd

Count Yard

The Veranda

745 N Genevieve Ln

Avenue at Central

Building B

19315 Sorenson Ave

10080 Craft Dr

19333 Sorenson Ave

878-880 E Evelyn Ave

10130 Craft Dr

866 E Evelyn Ave

19450 Richwood Ct

19470 Richwood Ct

19469 Rosemarie Pl

19479 Rosemarie Pl

19480 Richwood Ct

19462 Rosemarie Pl

Santana Row

19489 Rosemarie Pl

19472 Rosemarie Pl

19482 Rosemarie Pl

10160 Miller Ave

10141-10153 Miller Ave

416 Monroe St

524 Dudley Ave

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