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


509 Kiely Blvd

513 Kiely Blvd

438 Northlake Dr

515 Kiely Blvd

220 Richfield Dr

249 Greendale Ave

271 Auburn Way

266 Greendale Way

444 Northlake Dr

229 Greendale Way

523 Kiely Blvd

3537 Alden Way

286 Greendale Way

3543 Alden Way

559 Kiely Blvd

309 Auburn Way

571 S Kiely Blvd

291 Auburn Way

547 S Keiley Blvd

535 Kiely Blvd

462 Northlake Dr

421 Boynton Ave

267 Greendale Way

583 Kiely Blvd

3531 Alden Way

240 Richfield Dr

260 Richfield Dr

304 Greendale Way

3775 Trina Way

3763 Trina Way

287 Greendale Way

3751 Trina Way

280 Richfield Dr

328 Greendale Way

2467 Newhall St

305 Greendale Way

347 Auburn Way

342 Greendale Way

Duplex

462 Westlake Dr

3511 Alden Way

325 Greendale Way

300 Richfield Dr

347-367 Auburn Way

3760 Trina Way

385 Auburn Way

466-468 Westlake Dr

3524 Alden Way

3530 Alden Way

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