Gilroy, CA Homes for Rent under $2,500

Welcome to Alexander Station Apartments, where comfort, convenience, and community come together! We offer spacious one, two, three, and four bedroom apartment homes designed to fit your lifestyle. Our prime location puts you just steps from shopping, transportation, top-rated schools and a beautiful city park, making daily life simple and enjoyable.At Alexander Station, you’ll enjoy a

Nationally Recognized in four categories by JTurner Research for our Customer Service, Maintenance, Communication, CleanlinessIf you’re looking for West Gilroy apartments, we invite you to consider beautiful Cypress Pointe Apartments. Our apartment complex is one of the newest and finest residential communities in the area. Cypress Pointe Apartments is situated on a quiet street, with

Find a cozy home to call your own at Village at First, where you can have your pick from our spacious, affordable pet-friendly one, two, and three bedroom apartments in Gilroy, California. Whichever floor plan you choose, thoughtful features like high ceilings, large windows, and a well-equipped kitchen invite you to live the way you’ve always wanted. From a stunning resident clubhouse to covered

Welcome to Glen Loma Ranch offering a community for both seniors and families. Seniors can enjoy exclusively senior buildings with one and two bedroom apartments while families benefit from buildings with one, two and three bedroom units! Conveniently located near a bus stop, park, schools and other services, our beautiful property has excellent amenities including a community room with a

Cadena Apartments is a beautiful multi-family community off of Wren Ave & Montebello Dr. in Gilroy, CA. Our community is well maintained, friendly neighbors, in a comfortable and cozy area. We offer spacious and upgraded units.We would just love to make Cadena Apartments your new home!

Terrazo is a beautiful garden-style community. Closely located to local businesses, restaurants, grocery stores, and golf courses.

Wheeler Manor was built as a hospital in 1929 and remained in operation through 1989. This national registered historic building was designed by California architect William Weeks in the Mediterranean style. When it was built, it was the only hospital in the state equipped with nurse call buttons in patient rooms. While the hospital had since been converted to affordable housing, the emergency