Best Rental Finds in Cincinnati, OH: Experience Authentic City Living and Save on Rent

Locals know what makes Cincy special. If you have recently had a Greek-style chili à la Cincinnati or you call yourself lucky that you live nearby one of the Skyline Chili locations, then you know what we’re talking about. Those living on the North Side brag about the Bavarian Goetta, a meat and grain sausage, served traditional-style. Not to mention that the Cincinnati chili — a Mediterranean-spiced meat sauce — has made the city known as the Chili Capital of America.

You can truly experience authentic Cincinnati when you live in the city’s more established neighborhoods. To save you time and money, we found some great and affordable apartment communities on the West Side, North Side and Northeast Side of the city. Sit down and take a tour right here, while you’re enjoying your Cheese Coney:

Williamsburg of Cincinnati  in Hartwell (Check Availability)

Monthly rent for a studio: $600 (compare to $667 average price for studios for rent in Cincinnati, OH)

Just minutes North of downtown Cincinnati, the rental community of Williamsburg of Cincinnati is surrounded by nature trails and open roads in a settled neighbourhood. The property has easy access to enjoy living in the city, but also to benefit from the slow rhythm of the suburbs. It is conveniently located close to highways and within walking distance from public transportation stops, where one can catch a bus all the way downtown Cincy. Besides nice updated studio apartments, the community has 3 saltwater swimming pools, a variety of parking facilities, a brand-new playground, a tennis court, a sundeck and a bark park.

City West  in West End (Check Availability)

Monthly rent for a one-bedroom: $629 (compare to $713 average price for one-bedroom apartments for rent in Cincinnati, OH)

Renting at the historic City West, on Linn Street, comes with a variety of advantages: easy access to highways or to public transportation, and a great location near the Over-The-Rhine neighbourhood, very popular for its shopping sites, dining, and Findlay Market. These affordable apartments are equipped with all electric appliances, carpeted floors, and lots of closet space.

Park Lane in Paddock Hills (Check Availability)

Monthly rent for a two-bedroom: $795 (compare to $1,024 average price for two-bedroom apartments for rent in Cincinnati, OH)

Park Lane welcomes you in their high-rise building, and invites you to “Love the place you live” — at a great price. Conveniently located a short drive away from the center of Cincinnati, this unit offers comfort inside (individual climate control, closet space, ceiling fans, nice views) and relaxation outside (cyber café, fitness center, community social room). If you’re a student, you can walk to Xavier University or take the bus to the University of Cincinnati. 

Colonial Ridge in Pleasant Ridge (Check Availability)

Monthly rent for a three-bedroom: $935 (compare to $1,122 average price for three-bedroom apartments for rent in Cincinnati, OH)

When you need extra space, this three-bedroom, three-bathroom townhome offers you enough room to expand, without having to move out of the city. The home has its own stackable washer-dryer, closet space and additional storage options, private patio, and a fireplace. Assigned parking is offered and everyone can benefit from a community clothes care center. If you play golf, Losantiville Country Club is within walking distance. Or you could simply take a walk in French Park, just North of your new home.

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