
Apartments near Santa Monica College - Santa Monica Bundy Campus in Santa Monica, CA (3,826 Rentals)


1538-1555 Princeton St

1541 Princeton St

701 Marine St

1537 Stanford St

733 Hill St

The Windsor House

1537 Princeton St

1538 Harvard St

1533 Berkeley St

1533 Yale St

1536 Harvard St

707 Ashland Ave

1517 Stanford St

821 Maple St

1528 Stanford St

1537 Centinela Ave

1531 Harvard St

1033 Pearl St

722 Hill St

1925 Euclid St

1524 Stanford St

1201 Bay St

1523 Berkeley St

1919 Euclid St

815 Maple St

1528 Princeton St

1527 Harvard St

2424 10th St

1530 Harvard St

1747 16th St

1533 Princeton St

1911 Euclid St

1521-1527 Yale St

1518 Berkeley St

1907 Euclid St

1523 Princeton St

1200 Pico Blvd

653 Pier Ave

1527 Princeton St

1211 Pico Blvd

653 Marine St

1514 Franklin St

1516 Stanford St

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1011 Pearl St

1517 Princeton St

1513 Michigan Ave

1512 Harvard St

1511 Franklin St

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There are currently 3,141 Studio Apartments in Santa Monica with rent ranges from $1,150 to $4,880 with an average price of $2,581.
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