
Apartments near Newhall Center in Santa Clara, CA (1,644 Rentals)


161 Boston Ave

190 Boston Ave

1929 The Alameda

50 Cleveland Ave

45 Cleveland Ave

421 Boynton Ave

Boston Avenue Apartments

1090 Myrtle St

571 S Kiely Blvd

3158 Moorpark Ave

583 Kiely Blvd

3166 Moorpark Ave

101 Boston Ave

1021-1031 Vermont St

3180 Moorpark Ave

3238 Moorpark Ave

3194 Moorpark Ave

3208 Moorpark Ave

3230 Moorpark Ave

559 Kiely Blvd

3188 Moorpark Ave

547 S Keiley Blvd

3222 Moorpark Ave

1895 The Alameda

3202 Moorpark Ave

1032 Vermont St

1022 Vermont St

604 Eden Ave

1011 Vermont St

535 Kiely Blvd

3751 Trina Way

523 Kiely Blvd

462 Westlake Dr

3390-3392 Moorpark Ave

466-468 Westlake Dr

Myrtle

985 Vermont St

438 Northlake Dr

3763 Trina Way

Rosicrucian Apartments

101 Wabash Ave

444 Northlake Dr

3775 Trina Way

56 Boston

474-476 Westlake Dr

965-967 Vermont St

515 Kiely Blvd

975-977 Vermont St

978 Silicon 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 $6,400 with an average price of $3,069.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Santa Clara ranges from $1,036 to $9,795 with an average monthly rent of $3,814.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Santa Clara range from $1,233 to $10,659. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $4,762.
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There are currently 738 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Santa Clara on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,460 to $13,600 - averaging $5,786 for the location.
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