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  • a living room with a couch and a coffee table in front of a kitchen
    Rent specials 12 units available
    1 bd $1,535+
    2 bd $1,830+
    Base rent
    Verified Listing

    4.5 (6)
    155 Mountain Creek Way, Waynesville, NC 28786
    Apply online • Pet friendly
  • A kitchen with white appliances and a wooden floor.
    3 bd $1,600
    Base rent
    Verified Listing

    Cottonwood Ln, Haywood County, NC 28785
  • A sign in a field with trees in the background.
    Studio $800
    Base rent
    Verified Listing

    Cottonwood Ln, Haywood County, NC 28785
  • A bottle of alcohol is on a table in a kitchen with wooden floors and green cabinets.
    1 bd $1,500
    Base rent
    Verified Listing

    87 Jaynes Cove Road, Waynesville, NC 28785
    Dog friendly
  • A black refrigerator in a kitchen with wooden cabinets.
    New listing
    3 bd $1,675
    Base rent
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    73 Shannon Pl, Waynesville, NC 28786
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Frequently asked questions

What is the price of an apartment with utilities included in Waynesville, NC?
What is the average size of an apartment with utilities included in Waynesville, NC?

The average Waynesville, NC apartment size is 1,575 sq. ft.

Why rent an apartment with utilities included in Waynesville, NC?

The best thing about living in a utilities-included apartment is that, as a renter, you don't have to deal with utility providers. That responsibility is transferred to your property management/landlord in exchange for a monthly flat fee added to your rent.

What are the downsides of renting an apartment with utilities included in Waynesville, NC?

Utilities-included apartments are usually found in older apartment communities, which some renters might consider unsuitable for their lifestyle.