
Apartments near Mercado Shopping Center in Santa Clara, CA (519 Rentals)


Deborah Drive Apartments

Coronado Villas

2135 Main Street

2126 Main Street

Nuevo

One Lawrence Station

2200 Agnew Rd

Lawrence Station

Nuevo

2070 3rd St

4420-4430 Bassett St

2769 Agate Dr

4200 Bassett St

4551 Lafayette St

4561 Lafayette St

2050 Eisenhower Dr

4571 Lafayette St

4581 Lafayette St

2640 Bowers Ave

4612-4614 Snead Dr

2023-2033 Eisenhower Dr

3499 Agate Dr

3509 Agate Dr

2590 Bowers Ave

3539 Agate Dr

Continental Gardens

3549 Agate Dr

3559 Agate Dr

3569 Agate Dr

2700 Cortez Dr

2550 Bowers Ave

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3548 Agate Ct

3558 Agate Ct

2519 Alhambra Dr

3588 Agate Ct

2605 French St

3301 Monroe St

3321 Monroe St

3351 Monroe St

3361 Monroe St

3341 Monroe St

Ellore Senior Living

3385 Monroe St

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There are currently 1,754 Studio Apartments in Santa Clara with rent ranges from $972 to $5,750 with an average price of $3,046.
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