
Apartments near Santa Monica College - Airport Arts Campus in Santa Monica, CA (3,652 Rentals)


2702 17th St

2511 Centinela Ave

2411 20th St

2420 20th St

2267 29th St

2420-2422 34th St

2254-2264 29th St

2248 28th St

2410 34th St

2301 31st St

2254 30th St

2238 28TH St

2250 30th St

2310-2318 33rd St

2427 Centinela Ave

2912-2922 Pico Blvd

2423 Centinela Ave

3024 Pico Blvd

2311-2319 20th St

2411 Centinela Ave

2334 34th St

2218 24th St

2711-2715 Pico Blvd

2251-2255 20th St

2320 34th St

2235 20th St

2125 Stewart St

2200 23rd St

2126 Stewart St

1512 Ocean Park Blvd

2221 20th St

2117 Stewart St

2636 Kansas Ave

2522 Kansas Ave

2228 20th St

2207 20th St

2810 Kansas Ave

2137 20th St

1516 Maple St

2122 Pico Blvd

1414 Ocean Park Blvd

2801-2809 Kansas Ave

2701 Kansas Ave

2315 Kansas Ave

East Winds

2531 Kansas Ave

1418 Maple St

2134 20th St

2128 20th St

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There are currently 3,137 Studio Apartments in Santa Monica with rent ranges from $1,298 to $4,995 with an average price of $2,676.
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