
Apartments near Santa Clara Village in Santa Clara, CA (1,121 Rentals)


2832-2834 Regnart Way

161-171 Warren Dr

2835 Malabar Ave

2825 Malabar Ave

2844 Malabar Ave

130 Kiely Blvd

120 Kiely Blvd

2834 Malabar Ave

100 Kiely Blvd

Emerson Townhomes

2386 Sutter Ave

Sutter Avenue Apartments

2376 Sutter Ave

2372 Sutter Ave

Mission West Apartments

Oakbrook Apartments

Montecito

960 Helen Ave

Villa Terrace

934 Tamarack

914 Tamarack

Miramar Way Apartments

Miramar

2007 Halford

2016 Klamath Ave

1981 St Lawrence Dr

3746 Poinciana Dr

3736 Poinciana Dr

Eklund Gardens I

Poinciana Garden Apartments

Villa Granada

3741 Peacock Ct

2036 Klamath Ave

3602 Lillick Dr

Riley Square

Peacock Court Apartments

3690 Peacock Ct

Briarwood Garden Apartments

Villa Santa Clara Apartments

The Laurelwood

3322 Clair Ct

Carriage House

Villa Serena

1577 Pomeroy Ave

Tuscany

1370 Calabazas Ct

Village Green Apartments

3531 Wehner Dr

880-884 Burbank Dr

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Frequently Asked Questions about Santa Clara
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.
What is the current price range for One Bedroom Santa Clara Apartments for rent?
Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Santa Clara ranges from $1,036 to $9,795 with an average monthly rent of $3,814.
What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Santa Clara cost?
The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Santa Clara range from $1,233 to $10,659. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $4,762.
How expensive are Santa Clara Three Bedroom Apartments?
There are currently 738 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Santa Clara on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,460 to $13,600 - averaging $5,786 for the location.
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