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$2,295+per month
Synergy @ Silicon Valley Apartments
1945 1951 Latham Street
Mountain View, CA 94040
1-2 bed, 1 bath • 650+ sq. ft.
3 Units Available
Managed by TayCon
Quick Facts
Property TypeApartments
Deposit$--
NeighborhoodDowntown
Pets
Cats Allowed, Dogs Allowed
* Cats Allowed, Dogs Allowed
Description
Synergy @ Silicon Valley
Welcome to Synergy @ Silicon Valley! 26 unit garden style apartment home community located at 1945 & 1951 Latham St, Mountain View California 94040 Professionally managed by Taycon Properties. 8 Blocks to downtown Mountain View, close to shopping, dining, entertainment and more! Weekend farmers markets, provide local and fresh produce! The nearby Castro Caltrain station offers a baby bullet train to San Francisco. Enjoy the nearby Shoreline Amphitheater, a great venue for a variety of shows!
Floor Plans + Pricing
1BR/1.0BA
No Image Available
$2,295+
1 bd, 1 ba
650+ sq. ft.
Terms: Per Month
Deposit: $2,395
2BR/1.0BA
No Image Available
$3,095
2 bd, 1 ba
900+ sq. ft.
Terms: Per Month
Deposit: $1,500
Floor plans are artist's rendering. All dimensions are approximate. Actual product and specifications may vary in dimension or detail. Not all features are available in every rental home. Prices and availability are subject to change. Rent is based on monthly frequency. Additional fees may apply, such as but not limited to package delivery, trash, water, amenities, etc. Deposits vary. Please see a representative for details.
Manager Info
TayCon
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Schools
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Features
Community
Extra Storage
Pet Friendly
Other
Carport Parking
Onsite Laundry Room
Onsite Management
Sewer
Trash
Water
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