Enso
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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
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About this property
South Bay living can mean life is hectic and work is demanding. Find your Zen at brand-new Enso Apartments in North San Jose, CA. Our San Jose apartments are steps to the Baypointe VTA light rail station and blocks to Cisco, SanDisk, and other major employers. When the workday's over, indulge in a little at-home Nirvana in your studio, one-, or two-bedroom apartment, catered to your style and comfort. Our apartments for rent in San Jose feature warm woods, polished granite, sleek stainless steel, high ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows*. And, as a LEED® Gold certified community, Enso Apartment Homes in San Jose offer you a living environment that brings together high style with low impact. Connect at the Wi-Fi Café. Head out to the bocce ball & badminton courts. Engage with your neighbors at the resident clubhouse, energize with laps in the pool, or pump iron at the fitness center. Even your pet can run and romp in their own play area.
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About San Jose, California
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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.