
Apartments near Brentwood Country Mart in Santa Monica, CA (3,100 Rentals)


11828 Goshen Ave

1218 Armacost Ave

1225 Armacost Ave

11620 Dunstan Way

11809 Goshen Ave

11719 Mayfield Ave

1329 S Saltair Ave

Montana Oak by Wiseman

432 S Barrington Ave

10 in Prime Brentwood

Residential Condominium

1312 S Saltair Ave

1247 Armacost Ave

Barrington Manor Apartments

11756 Kiowa Ave

11822 Goshen Ave

1258 Brockton Ave

Brentwood Majestic Apartments

1326 S Saltair Ave

1226 Armacost Ave

11636 Montana Ave

11621 Chenault St

11979 Rochester Ave

11692 Darlington Ave

1255 Armacost Ave

Sunset Colony

11710 Mayfield Ave

1217 S Westgate Ave

11766 W Sunset Blvd

12000 Rochester Ave

1223 S Westgate Ave

11738 Kiowa Ave

1120 Granville Ave

1317 Brockton Ave

11627 Chenault St

11907 Texas Ave

1439 Bundy Dr

968 S Barrington Ave

11732 Kiowa Ave

1227 S Westgate Ave

400 S Barrington Ave

11706 Mayfield Ave

11628 Chenault St

1325 Brockton Ave

1419 S Saltair Ave

11737 Goshen Ave

1235 S Westgate Ave

Sunset Terrace

11620 Chenault St

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There are currently 3,118 Studio Apartments in Santa Monica with rent ranges from $1,298 to $5,995 with an average price of $2,692.
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