Best Rental Finds in Charlotte, NC: Your Apartment Hunting Made Easy

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Charlotte, North Carolina has 199 neighborhoods, each with its own identity and cultural input. Deciding where to move means finding the place that perfectly matches your personality and lifestyle. Whether you want to live close to the city’s business center, or you’re keen on being as close to nature as a city will allow — all the meanwhile keeping in mind your budget –, apartment hunting is not an easy venture. This is where RentCafe can help.

We looked at the average asking rents for apartments in Charlotte by unit type – from studios to 3-bedroom apartments — and compared them with what’s available right now for rent in some of the city’s most sought after neighborhoods. Here’s are our best finds in all sizes:

Timber Creek in Central Charlotte (Check Availability)

Monthly rent for a studio: $726 (compare to $894 average price for studios for rent in Charlotte, NC)

Timber Creek Apartments 1100 Falls Creek Lane Charlotte NC
A pet-friendly apartment community located just a short ride from Uptown Charlotte, the apartments of Timber Creek are in the middle of lush nature, offering an easy escape from the daily routine, while still being close to the city core. With convenient apartment amenities, one can enjoy the amazing outdoor facilities at Timber Creek, be it poolside or on the tennis court. The location makes it so convenient that you could get by without a car, when you use public transportation.

Peppertree Apartments in Windsor Park (Check Availability)

Monthly rent for a one-bedroom: $737 (compare to $903 average price for one-bedroom units for rent in Charlotte NC)

Peppertree Apartments 4335 Central Ave. Charlotte NC

Surrounded by perfectly landscaped grounds, the Peppertree Apartment Homes are conveniently located a short distance away from the Elizabeth neighborhood, a quick drive from Uptown, and it has convenient access to the highway, the perfect blend of city life and country living. The community shares a swimming pool with a large sundeck and a fitness center. Unlike many other properties, Peppertree Apartments is served by a 24-hour emergency team to assist you with any needs.

Waterford Creek Apartments in Idlewild (Check Availability)

Monthly rent for a 2-bedroom, 2-bath: $925 (compare to $1,092 average price for two-bedroom apartments for rent in Charlotte NC)

Waterford Creek Apartments 10510 Waterford Creek Ln Charlotte NC

With three different layout choices available for leasing, the attractive Waterford Creek offers spacious two-bedroom apartments with built-in closets, balcony and wheelchair access in select units. Residents in this elegant community can enjoy an active lifestyle with a large swimming pool, an indoor racquetball court, and a state-of-the-art fitness center.

Ivy Hollow in Hamilton Circle (Check Availability)

Monthly rent for a 3-bedroom, 2-bath: $990 (compare to $1,193 average price for three-bedroom apartments for rent in Charlotte NC)

Ivy Hollow 4920 Tanager Park Drive Charlotte NC

For the unbeatable price of $990 per month, you get a spacious three-bedroom unit (the Camden floor-plan), with walk-in closets and washer/dryer hookup, but also the convenience of a well-maintained property, a location close to Interstate 77, which makes for an easy commute to the city. Family-friendly amenities include a clubhouse, pool, sundeck, and playground, all in a quiet setting surrounded by greenery.

Expand your home search and browse more budget-friendly apartments for lease in Mecklenburg County.

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Nadia Balint is a senior creative writer for RENTCafé. She covers news and trends in residential and commercial real estate and their impact on our everyday life, including rental housing, for-sale housing, real estate development, homeownership, market reports, insurance, landlord-tenant laws, personal finance, urban development, economy, sustainability, and social issues. Nadia holds a B.S. in Business Management from Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago. You can connect with Nadia via email.

Nadia’s work and expertise have been quoted by major national and local media outlets, including CNN, CNBC, CBS News, Curbed, The NY Post, The Chicago Tribune, The Denver Post as well as industry publications, such as GlobeSt, Bisnow, Inman News, Multifamily Executive, and The Commercial Real Estate Show. Nadia also wrote for Multi-Housing News, Commercial Property Executive, HubSpot, and more. Prior to entering the real estate industry, Nadia worked in the legal field, where she gained over 10 years of experience in business, corporate, and real estate law.

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