
Apartments near Newhall Center in Santa Clara, CA (1,643 Rentals)


4154 Manzanita Dr

480 Page St

2041 Beatrice Ct

530 Willard Ave

526 Willard Ave

490 Page St

499 Page St

2075 Marlboro Ct

910 Desert Isle Dr

4140 Manzanita Dr

729-731 Menker Ave

501 Page St

529-541 Page St

2033 Beatrice Ct

444 Page St

920 Desert Isle Dr

2050 Beatrice Ct

2025 Beatrice Ct

849 Di Fiore Dr

523 Page St

909 Desert Isle Dr

928 Desert Isle Dr

518 Page St

930-932 Princess Anne Dr

919 Sherman Oaks Dr

917 Desert Isle Dr

528 Page St

Di Fiore Fourplex

2040 Beatrice Ct

526 Page St

840 Di Fiore Dr

936 Desert Isle Dr

871 Di Fiore Dr

2030 Beatrice Ct

925 Desert Isle Dr

944 Desert Isle Dr

883 Di Fiore Dr

870 Di Fiore Dr

948 Desert Isle Dr

936-938 Princess Anne Dr

1865 Fruitdale Ave

548 Chiechi Ave

971-973 Desert Isle Dr

958 Desert Isle Dr

875 Leigh Ave

892 Di Fiore Dr

966 Desert Isle Dr

981-979 Desert Isle Dr

974 Desert Isle Dr

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