
Apartments near Normandy Center in Santa Clara, CA (1,484 Rentals)


1868 Davis St

1846 Davis St

1690 Davis St

1802 Davis St

1932 Davis St

2201 The Alameda

1931 Park Ave

Palm Apartments

1133 Newhall St

Vintage Mansion

2467 Newhall St

1182-1192 Sherwood Avenue

1878 Park Ave

2078 Alameda Way

2238-2244 W Hedding St

1121 Frankfurt Ave

1127 Frankfurt Ave

1095 Frankfurt Ave

1122 Frankfurt Ave

2237-2243 Homewood Dr

Park Avenue Apartments

2068 Alameda Way

1816 Park Ave

1828 Park Ave

1102 Sherwood Ave

1812 Park Ave

Hallmark Apartments

745 N Genevieve Ln

1066 Sherwood Ave

2064 McDaniel Ave

275-315 Bellerose Dr

604-612 Genevieve Ln

2034 McDaniel Ave

1929 The Alameda

2028 McDaniel Ave

2004 McDaniel Ave

1129-1131 Campbell Ave

1895 The Alameda

1021-1031 Vermont St

1032 Vermont St

1090 Myrtle St

1011 Vermont St

1022 Vermont St

Myrtle

985 Vermont St

975-977 Vermont St

978 Silicon Dr

965-967 Vermont St

135 Bellerose Dr

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