The average Prescott, AZ studio apartment size is 572 sq. ft.
Studio apartments in Prescott, AZ tend to be more affordable than other apartments and they have lower utility costs.
One of the downsides of living in a studio apartment is the limited storage space. You might be interested in 1 bedroom apartments, 2 bedroom apartments or 3 bedroom apartments, or browse all RentCafe apartments for rent in Prescott, AZ.
The total population of Prescott, AZ is 43,463, of which 21,263 are men and 22,200 are women, according to the most recent U.S. Census Bureau estimates. The residents of Prescott have a median age of 59.1.
A total of 19,797 households live in Prescott, AZ, of which 11,656 are family households and 8,141 are non-family households, per U.S. Census estimates. Of these, approximately 2,420 households have children and 17,377 households do not have children. The average size of a household in Prescott, AZ is 2.07. The median household income in Prescott is $58,562 annually, with $842 per month going towards housing.
According to Census data, 1% of the population in Prescott, AZ have no high school education, 22% went to high school, 35% have some college education, 9% earned an Associate Degree, 19% earned a Bachelor Degree, and 15% earned a Graduate Degree.
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The bad news is that the hip neighborhoods are typically not the places to look for truly affordable homes for rent, and Prescott, AZ is no exception. That is unless you are willing to give up the (real or imagined) benefits of multiple rooms and experience the minimalist simplicity of a small apartment located smack dab in the middle of the action. Leaf through 1 listing with a total of 1 unit, and you’ll be sure to find at least a couple of cheap studios that will make you wonder whether having one or two extra rooms is really worth the difference in price and commute time.
In case you’re still wondering, the time and effort put into finding an efficiency apartment does pay off. Literally, and pretty fast too. While the cheapest bachelor units normally have a small bath and one bigger, multifunctional space (meaning that the hall and the kitchen in the main room, basically), you don’t need to have that if it’s not your thing. You can find plenty of one-room apartments in Prescott, AZ with a separate kitchen. These are still well under the price of an apartment with multiple rooms, but slightly more expensive than your average studio, so it’s a good idea to aim for the higher end of the price range. The currently the most expensive studio apartment in Prescott, AZ costs a monthly $1,495.
