River View

250 Brandon St San Jose, CA 95134

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  • Studio, One, & Two Bedroom Units Available
  • Up to Two Bathrooms
  • Multi-Level Garage
  • Laundry In Unit
  • Fitness Equipment
  • Hot Tub & Outdoor Pool

Property Details

About this property

Come home to where it all comes together at River View Apartment Homes. Choose from a brand new studio, one or two-bedroom floor plans featuring stainless steel kitchen appliances and in-home washer and dryer. Enjoy the natural beauty by easily walking to the park or the regional pedestrian and bicycle trail. Socialize with neighbors in the gracious outdoor living space or enjoy luxury amenities where you will find the perfect combination of relaxation, social opportunities and active lifestyle. Everything you need right outside your door step.

Amenities

Core Power Yoga and Inchin’s Bamboo Garden
VTA Light Rail stop across the street
Community park across the street
Five Junior Olympic-size swimming pools and spas
Clubroom with Pool Table
kitchen and dining area
Outdoor dining with BBQ areas
Fireplaces
Spacious indoor lounge space with entertainment
Wine room with kitchen and dining area
Two resort-style fitness centers
Regularly scheduled social activities

Property Location

About San Jose, California

Learn About This Location

Though culturally vibrant, San Jose has always been shadowed by San Francisco. Originally founded as El Pueblo de San Jose de Guadalupe, the city is California’s oldest Spanish settlement. Its downtown is small for a city of its size, though it does teem with clubgoers in their 20s on weekends. Corporate parks, high-tech companies and housing developments are sprawled across the landscape, taking the places where farms and ranches once were between the bay and the surrounding hills.