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550 Moreland Apartments
Starting at $3,241*
Fact: The new standard for luxury living.
Santa Clara Apartments
Home to high-tech headquarters and startup savants, Santa Clara living is a balance between work and play - with plenty of options for both.
Why Santa Clara?
Nod to the Past, Eye toward the Future
Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, Santa Clara is no stranger to innovation. But the historical roots run deep in this city. Nicknamed The Mission City for the Franciscan padres that traveled along the Californian coast, gems of the past can be found around every corner.
Santa Clara Properties
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Cobalt Apartments
Starting at $3,289*A hand-picked living experience. - (special)
Mansion Grove Apartments
Starting at $2,728*So many amenities, you may never leave. Orchard Glen Apartments
Starting at $2,466*Grand. Cozy. Award-winning. Just for you.Park Central Apartments
Starting at $2,963*A redefinition of “garden variety.”Alderwood Apartments
Starting at $2,689*Suite living in a sweet location.Boardwalk Apartments
Starting at $2,393*Soothing canals, ready to rejuvenate you.- (new)
Hearth Apartments
Starting at $2,962*Living large never looked this big. Montecito Apartments
Starting at $2,619*A place to find your mental space.Timberleaf Apartments
Starting at $2,646*Your new Zen lifestyle begins here.
Pricing and availability subject to change, plus
additional costs for utilities and third-party maintenance services.
Explore the Neighborhood
A Day in Santa Clara
Explore one of Santa Clara’s 38 parks, totaling close to 450 acres. Follow up a morning of fitness with a trip to Rivermark Village or Mission College, filled with cozy cafes and bustling bistros. Catch a 49ers game at Levi’s Stadium, or hit Great America for some family fun (and the tallest wooden coaster in Northern California).
For those seeking an easygoing afternoon, swing by the Triton Museum of Arts. Take an arts or crafts class at the four-wing museum, or attend an auction. If you’re lucky, you’ll arrive just in time for a taco tailgate. After all, what goes better with art than empanadas and burritos?
