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


949 Villa Ave

1025 Schiele Ave

939 Villa Ave

Magnolia Gardens

1267 Park Ave

920-922 Villa Ave

1265 Park Ave

1263 Park Ave

4125 Blackford Cir

574 Hedding St

839 Villa St

560 Hedding St

546 Hedding St

4334 Junipero Serra Ln

324 S Buena Vista Ave

215 Auburn Way

Cabernet Vineyards

929 Boynton Ave

368-388 S Buena Vista Ave

2125 Rexford Way

233 Auburn Way

544 Shadow Ct

429-451 S Buena Vista Ave

2125 Enborg Way

271 Auburn Way

398 S Buena Vista Ave

2721-3721 Underwood Dr

210 Greendale Way

253 Auburn Way

3711 Underwood Dr

3739 Underwood Dr

228 Greendale Way

3729 Underwood Dr

2144 Rexford Way

248 Greendale Way

291 Auburn Way

266 Greendale Way

309 Auburn Way

286 Greendale Way

3757 Underwood Dr

483-489 S Buena Vista Ave

3747 Underwood Dr

2130 Rexford Way

304 Greendale Way

347 Auburn Way

330 S Willard Ave

3730 Underwood Dr

3765 Underwood Dr

2145 Randolph Dr

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