Choose between Studios, 1-Bed, and 2-Bed Apartments for Rent in Cincinnati around $800/Month

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With the fastest growing economy in the Midwest, Cincinnati is certainly worthy of its nickname “The Queen City”. This thriving business hub is home to some Fortune 500 big hitters such as Procter & Gamble, Macy’s, and many more. Cincy residents enjoy above average household incomes and a below average cost of living, making it one of Forbes’ top five “Most Affordable Cities in 2015” – another reason why it also makes the cut as one of the Best Cities for Raising a Family.

What’s the average rent in Cincinnati?

Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly home or a place all to yourself, you’ve got lots of affordable rental options in Cincinnati. For starters, average rent here is $835/month – that’s about $300 less than the national average of $1,166, as reported by Yardi Matrix.

For around the average Cincy rent, you can cozy up in a posh studio, live comfortably in a 1-bed, or spread out in a spacious 2-bedroom apartment. The choice is yours. Here are five amazing rentals in Cincinnati from various neighborhoods to help you get started:

The Gramercy, Downtown: $895/month for a studio apartment, 554 sq. ft.

Those looking to be right in the center of all the action should check out the stylish apartments at The Gramercy. These awesome studios may be a bit more expensive, but they’re located in the heart of the Central Business District, close to Fountain Square, and steps away from fine dining, nightlife, and entertainment options. The Gramercy  boasts two fitness centers, two clubrooms, a heated rooftop pool, a basketball court, and a community library – and those are just a few of its many coveted features. Last but not least, the staff hosts parties for their residents! It’s no wonder these units were voted among the best apartments in the Tri-State Area.

Gramercy Apartments for rent in Cincinnati, OH

$895/month for a studio at Gramercy Apartments, Cincinnati. Image via RentCafe.

Williamsburg of Cincinnati, Hartwell: $665/month for a 1-bed, 760 sq. ft. and $795/month for a 2-bed apartment, 1,200 sq. ft.

Just minutes north of downtown are the gorgeous 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom apartments at Williamsburg of Cincinnati. Set against the backdrop of 138 beautifully landscaped grounds, these apartments offer outstanding outdoor amenities such as three saltwater swimming pools, a tennis court, playground, a bark park, playgrounds, 6 nature trails, and more. From the comfort of your apartment you can enjoy a cozy fireplace, upgraded interiors, and walk-in closets, plus scenic views from your balcony. It’s a perfect setting with plenty of space for the whole family.

Williamsburg of Cincinnati Apartments for rent In Cincinnati, OH

$665/month for a 1-bedroom apartment at Williamsburg of Cincinnati. Image via RentCafe.

The Madison Apartments, Hyde Park: $745/month for a 1-bedroom apartment, 600 sq. ft.

Located in one of the most prestigious neighborhoods in Cincy, the garden-style one-bedroom apartments at The Madison are recently renovated. They offer fully-upgraded kitchens and private balconies, while clothes care facilities are available within the building. Stepping outside, you can relax by the on-site pool or work out at the fitness center. The cat-friendly community is conveniently close to Rookwood Commons, Hyde Park square, and other lovely parks and venues.

Madison Apartments for rent in Cincinnati, OH

$745/month for a 1-bedroom apartment at The Madison, Cincinnati. Image via RentCafe.

Aspen Village, Westwood: $610/month for a 2-bed apartment, 823 sq. ft.

It doesn’t get much better than living in a beautiful spacious apartment with a highly convenient rent. The 1- and 2-bedroom apartments at Aspen Village offer savings and space, along with other comforts like a private balcony, fireplace, walk-in closet, and scenic views (in selected units). Residents are never short of activities with so many community amenities to hand, like the 24-hour fitness center, tennis courts, and the swimming pool. The Public Golf Course and Water Park are also close-by options, and Downtown is a short distance away.

Aspen Village Apartments for rent in Cincinnati, OH

$610/month for a 2-bedroom apartment at Aspen Village, Cincinnati. Image via RentCafe.

Deer Hill Apartments, Mount Washington: $670/month for a 1-bed, 650 sq. ft. and $790/month for a 2-bed apartment, 950 sq. ft.

Light honey oak cabinets and large vanity bathroom counters are just some of the many elegant features you’ll find at the Deer Hill Apartments. Starting at just $670, the apartments feature wooded views, access to a 24-hour fitness center and pool, and use of a community BBQ/picnic area. There are planned community activities for those who like to mingle, and for those who want to venture out, Kenwood Towne Center, Mount Lookout, and downtown are just minutes away.

Deer Hill Apartments for rent in Cincinnati, OH

$670/month for a 1-bedroom apartment at Deer Hill, Cincinnati. Image via RentCafe.

From stylish studios to elegant townhomes, The Queen of the West has options to meet all your needs. Check out more apartments for rent in Cincinnati – you will surely find one that meets all your requirements.

Do you want to rent? 

Finding the perfect home is not an easy task, so make sure to explore all your options. There are many affordable apartments for rent under $700 in Cincinnati. However, if you’re willing to splurge a little, browse a generous selection of apartments under $900. Expand your choices even more and take a look at all the amazing apartments available under $1,000 in Cincinnati. You can see all the options in the list below.

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Nicky is a Senior Communications Specialist for RENTCafé.com, where she researches and writes about real estate, interior design, and all things that spark renters’ interests. She is also your go-to person for content collaborations. Nicky double majored in Marketing and Applied Economics and holds a master's degree in Marketing Strategies and Policies. You can reach her via email at nicky.rentcafe@yardi.com.

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