
Apartments near Mariposa Shopping Center in Santa Clara, CA (1,555 Rentals)


Hidden Lake

519 Saratoga Ave

Orchard Glen

La Cabana

535 Saratoga Ave

Parker Apartments

Vista Del Lago

2497 Anna Dr

Vista Pointe

Casa Del Maestro

Paula Court Apartments

1515 Alpine Ave

Villas on the Boulevard

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Mansard Apartments

Cobalt

Saratoga Square

1988 Bellomy St

Villa Serena

Marymount Place

2909-2919 El Camino Real

Marymount Place

Marymount Place

1957 Bellomy St

1370 Calabazas Ct

593 Saratoga Ave

470 California St

3531 Wehner Dr

1896 Market St

The Gardens

1577 Pomeroy Ave

Adriatic

880-884 Burbank Dr

Tuscany

Harvard Studio Apartments

Carriage House

Willow Springs

Villa Santa Clara Apartments

Le Parc

3322 Clair Ct

The Laurelwood

Holiday Warburton Place

Villa Granada

Santana Park Apartments

Peacock Court Apartments

589 Lincoln St

Briarwood Garden Apartments

1882 Amelia Way

Santana Terrace

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There are currently 1,750 Studio Apartments in Santa Clara with rent ranges from $972 to $5,745 with an average price of $3,006.
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