Epic Apartments, San Jose CA - Apartment Rentals in San Jose CA

Epic Apartments in San Jose is where your story starts. Write your story at Epic Apartments in North San Jose, California. Here, every day opens to an exciting new chapter! Battle the bulge at the fitness center before settling into movie night in the stadium-style theater. Rejuvenate in the wellness center with a massage treatment, then trade stories with fellow residents over a glass of wine at the wine bar in the club room. You deserve it! Retreat after a long day to your abode and relax in a space made for you. From studios to one- and two-bedroom apartment homes, you'll find the perfect setting for everything from downtime to dinner time. While staying in one of our San Jose apartments, feel free to serve up an incredible meal from your gourmet kitchen. Then, share the plot twists of your day while taking in the sunset from your private patio or balcony. Even your animal friends have a part to play at these pet-friendly San Jose apartments. Take your tale on the road and discover a rich tapestry of shopping centers, restaurants, and nightlife throughout San Jose, from downtown to Santana Row. Maybe you'll find Zen on a morning walk through River Oaks Park or challenge yourself to a run on the Coyote Creek Trail. Need a change in scenery? Hop a train, plane, or bus and work on your character development from just about anywhere in the Bay Area or even the world! When it's all said and done, all of the elements needed to tie your story together can be found back home at Epic Apartments. We'll provide the setting. You bring the plot! Call today to discover your new home at the Epic Apartments in San Jose, CA.

877-214-8628
600 Epic Way San Jose San Jose, CA 95134
http://www.essexapartmenthomes.com/california/san-francisco-bay-area-apartments/san-jose-apartments/epic

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