
Apartments near Mary Plaza in Sunnyvale, CA (952 Rentals)


638 E Olive Ave

659 E Olive Ave

639 Begonia Way

670 Azara Pl

644 Olive Ave

436 Hawthorn Ave

665 E Olive Ave

559 Firloch Ave

446 Hawthorn Ave

650 E Olive Ave

645 Begonia Way

456 Hawthorn Ave

106 - 134 Lemmon Ter

567 Firloch Ave

656 Olive Ave

542 Firloch Ave

548 Firloch Ave

651 Begonia Way

466 Hawthorn Ave

671 E Olive Ave

543 Grand Fir Ave

474 Hawthorn Ave

657 Begonia Way

662 E Olive Ave

560 Firloch Ave

668 E Olive Ave

490 Hawthorn Ave

551 Grand Fir Ave

482 Hawthorn Ave

663 Begonia Way

658 Begonia Way

Nova at The Vale

639 Old San Francisco Rd

559 Grand Fir Ave

498 Hawthorn Ave

512 Hawthorn Ave

567 Grand Fir Ave

645 Old San Francisco Rd

Classics at Evelyn Place

645 Belladonna Ct

504 Hawthorn Ave

664 Begonia Way

651 Old San Francisco Rd

670 Begonia Way

651 Belladonna Ct

644 Belladonna Ct

657 Belladonna Ct

676 Begonia Way

650 Belladona Ct

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There are currently 1,235 Studio Apartments in Sunnyvale with rent ranges from $972 to $6,400 with an average price of $3,183.
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