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Studio Apartments for Rent in Fargo, ND - 58 Rentals available

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Fargo, ND Demographics

  • Total Population113,464
  • Female 56,234
    Male 57,230
  • Median Age30.5

Fargo, ND Households

  • Total Number of Households49,962
  • Family 24,558
    Non-family 25,404
  • Children 12,709
    No Children 37,253
  • Average People Per Household2.17
  • Median Household Income$46,175
  • Median Housing Costs Per Month$782

Fargo, ND Education Statistics

  • No High School2%
  • Some High School23%
  • Some College30%
  • Associate Degree12%
  • Bachelor Degree23%
  • Graduate Degree9%

Renting a studio apartment in Fargo, ND

If you’re a fan of living big on a budget, reducing your ecological footprint, and are determined to find an efficiency apartment in Fargo, ND, we have great news: on RENTCafé you have 58 small apartment units to choose from in 53 different properties. You may be surprised to know that studio apartments come in a variety of shapes and types. Once you decide on what your must-haves are, you can choose the right studio. If you’ll want your kitchen in the main room, why not aim for the most affordable one room apartments you can find? If you pride yourself on being frugal and always bragging to your friends about the great discounts and sales you just discovered, then put those skills to good use in your search for your next apartment. With the average rent currently at $1,023, opting for a cheap studio for as low as $490 is certainly a decision you’ll be able to gloat about and your wallet will thank you for.

Top tip: an efficiency apartment can be comfortable

Efficiency apartments may have just one multi-functional room, but it can be pretty spacious. You can get creative with the space, combine furniture and accent design elements in a harmonious and practical way, and you will end up with a very comfortable apartment where you can relax and unwind. If you’re not on a tight budget, you should definitely check out some bachelor flats that have a separate kitchen. You wouldn’t believe the difference it makes. While they don’t cost an arm and a leg, they are typically more expensive than a normal single bedroom apartment, so it’s probably a good idea to aim for the higher end of the price range—the highest price for a studio in Fargo, ND is currently $2,250.