California Santa Clara County San Jose Japantown

$1,600 Total Monthly Price

460 N 1st St Unit 23

San Jose, CA 95112

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Bedrooms

1
Bathrooms

1
Square Feet

1,000 sq ft

Highlight

Smoke Free

460 N 1st St Unit 23

About This Home

12 Month Lease, $1,600 deposit

William Patrick Dougherty was known as "The Lumber King of Santa Clara Valley." He built a beautiful mansion at 460 North First Street around 1893. His family lived in the Hotel Von Domme across the street. His wife, Anna Fenton Dougherty moved into the house with her two children and ran his many companies after his death. Mr. Dougherty owned most of the San Lorenzo canyon in Santa Cruz County, the Dougherty Lumber Company, and founded the Santa Clara Valley Mill & Lumber Company. The home was built in the historic Hensley district near the city limits. The original property encompassed the entire block of land on North First Street between Hensley and Empire. It was built as a showcase to display the finest building materials that were available at the time. After Mrs. Dougherty's death in 1931, the mansion was converted into 9 apartments, and two wings consisting of 26 additional apartments were added on with Spanish style architecture to create a beautiful courtyard. What remains is a beautiful blend of Victorian and Spanish architecture

A beautiful Jr. 1-bedroom apartment is now open. The tall curved ceilings and large main room make this apartment feel quite large. The apartment has a large closet and built in dressers. The rent is $1600.00 with a 1-year lease and a $1600.00 security deposit. Located in the Historic Hensley District, Mission Court Apartments is a beautiful building with a historical background. Safe, quiet, comfortable and friendly, we are located minutes away from Safeway, Light-rail, and all Downtown San Jose's dining. To commute to San Jose State University (1.4 miles) takes approximately: 6 minutes by car, 10 minutes by bike, 14 minutes by public transit and only 29 minutes to walk to the campus To commute to Santa Clara University (2.8 miles) takes approximately: 9 minutes by car, 18 minutes by bike, 30 minutes by public transit and only 58 minutes to walk to the campus ___________________________________ Street Parking Only, no permit required. ___________________________________ • Water, sewer and garbage are included, electricity is not • No pets • No Air Conditioning • Baseboard Heaters • Coin op laundry on site • Sorry no Co-Signers • 12 Month Lease

460 N 1st St is an apartment community located in Santa Clara County and the 95112 ZIP Code.

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Apartment Features

Smoke Free
Laundry Facilities
Courtyard

Fees and Policies

The fees listed below are community-provided and may exclude utilities or add-ons. All payments are made directly to the property and are non-refundable unless otherwise specified.

No Pets Allowed

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Utilities Included

Water
Trash Removal
Sewer

Property Information

35 units

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Neighborhood

Located in between Hyde Park and Downtown San Jose, Japantown is a small historic neighborhood with a bold culture. Japantown, San Jose is one of the last three Japantowns in the United States and residents here are proud of their rich heritage. Locals celebrate their vibrant roots through hosting cultural events throughout the year. Some of these events are held at the Japanese American Museum of San Jose, which features permanent and rotating exhibits, chronicling over a hundred years history.

Japantown is known for its authentic dining scene serving Japanese, Japanese-American, Indian, and Hawaiian fare. Along with delicious eateries, the neighborhood has tons of eclectic clothing stores, hip galleries, and vibrant karaoke bars. This neighborhood is home to the only year-round farmers market in the valley.

For a breath of fresh air, residents can walk or take a short drive to one of the several parks in or near the neighborhood.

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