
Apartments near Newhall Center in Santa Clara, CA (1,645 Rentals)


3788 Bertini Ct

3172 Neal Ave

3128 Neal Ave

3808 Moorpark Ave

3166 Neal Ave

3804 Moorpark Ave

3152 Neal Ave

411 Clifton Ave

3796 Bertini Ct

3140 Neal Ave

3820 Moopark Ave

398 Clifton Ave

Waco

3792 Bertini Ct

3832 Moorpark Ave

435 Clifton Ave

3844 Moorpark Ave

3856 Moorpark Ave

670 Rebecca Way

Building C

645 Vermont St

611 Rebecca Way

469 Clifton Ave

349-357 Richmond Ave

1017 Chestnut St

856 Emory St

605 Rebecca Way

638 Rebecca Way

846 Emory St

678 Rebecca Way

1049-1075 Villa Ave

1634 The Alameda

836 Emory St

686 Rebecca Way

357 Richmond Ave

649 Rebecca Way

1009-1021 Villa Ave

617 Rebecca Way

623 Rebecca Way

641 Rebecca Way

629 Rebecca Way

341 Menker Ave

1390 Park Ave

1012 Chestnut St

631 Rebecca Way

940 W Taylor St

475 Leigh Ave

3851 Blackford Ave

467 Leigh Ave

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