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


3655 Greenlee Dr

704 Opal Dr

513 Kiely Blvd

511 S Kiely Blvd

3661 Greenlee Dr

3490-3492 Moorpark Ave

Vermont Apartments

3760 Trina Way

480 Westlake Dr

3203-2307 Myles Ct

931 Vermont St

3235 Myles Ct

3223 Myles Ct

477-479 Westlake Dr

Duplex

488-490 Westlake Dr

3671 Greenlee Dr

3241-3243 Myles Ct

3665 Greenlee Dr

3687 Greenlee Dr

509 Kiely Blvd

3679 Greenlee Dr

492-494 Westlake Dr

478-480 Northlake Dr

483-485 Westlake Dr

714 Opal Dr

919-925 Vermont St

482-484 Northlake Dr

3695 Greenlee Dr

726 Opal Dr

507 Kiely Blvd

505 Kiely Blvd

3210 Myles Ct

3660 Greenlee Dr

915 Vermont St

3654 Greenlee Dr

496-498 Westlake Dr

470-472 Westlake Dr

502-504 Westlake Dr

727 Opal Dr

3670 Greenlee Dr

718 Teresi Ct

3664 Greenlee Dr

486-488 Northlake Dr

492-494 Northlake Dr

503 S Kiely Blvd

499-497 Westlake Dr

736 Opal Dr

737 Opal 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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