
Apartments near Wildwood Shopping Center in Sunnyvale, CA (612 Rentals)


Joann's Apartments

676 Garland Ave

680 Garland Ave

691 Iris Ave

697 Iris Ave

671 Iris Ave

677 Iris Ave

795 Carmel Ave

659 San Luisito Way

Santana Court Apartments

Villa Verde

Carmel Plaza Apartments

738 Carmel Ave

San Juan Apartments

6tenEast

727 E Duane Ave

Fernmar Studios

675 Johanna Ave

Blythe Court Apartments

Sunrise Apartments

720 North Apartments

Lawrence Station

Via

Britton Park Apartments

Eden Roc

Riviera

Onizuka Crossing

466 N Fairoaks Ave

Morse Court Apartments

499 N Fairoaks Ave

Mission Pointe by Windsor

Sunridge Apartments

382 N Fairoaks Ave

Chateau Sierra-Apartments

Maude Garden

520 Columbia Ave

527 E Taylor Ave

521 E Taylor Ave

505 E Taylor Ave

430 E Maude Ave

Weddell Arms Apartments

Evelyn Gardens

Orchard Gardens

365 W Weddell Dr

Aster Park Apartments

Ahwanee Apartments

Reed Square

241 W Maude Ave

Windsor Ridge

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How much are Studio apartments in Sunnyvale?
There are currently 1,236 Studio Apartments in Sunnyvale with rent ranges from $972 to $6,400 with an average price of $3,150.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Sunnyvale ranges from $1,036 to $9,795 with an average monthly rent of $3,956.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Sunnyvale range from $1,233 to $11,442. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $4,959.
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