Apartments for Rent in Northside
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Rent Special|1 BED$898+2 BEDS$1,098+
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1 BED$900+2 BEDS$1,050+Aventura Apartments
4479 Colerain Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
1 BED$875+3 BEDS$1,320+1599 Glen Parker
1599 Glen Parker Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
2 BEDS$1,0201553 Glen Parker
1553 Glen Parker Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
2 BEDS$1,195
Kirby's Dreamland
4344-4348 Kirby Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
STUDIO$506+1 BED$537+2 BEDS$1,168+
John Arthur Flats -- For Seniors 55+
4145 Apple St, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
Total Monthly Price Total Monthly Price New1 BED, 1 BATH$975Base Rent$975Required Monthly FeesNoneTotal Monthly Price$975
4220 Virginia Ave Unit Apt 2
4220 Virginia Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
Looking For Cheaper Options?Explore the Best Affordable Neighborhoods in Cincinnati
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Total Monthly Price Total Monthly Price New1 BED, 1 BATH$825Base Rent$825Required Monthly FeesNoneTotal Monthly Price$825
4130 colerain ave Unit Apt 1
4130 colerain ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
2 BEDS, 1 BATH$1,2951686 Blue Rock St Unit 1
1686 Blue Rock St, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
1 BED, 1 BATH$7504200 Colerain Ave
4200 Colerain Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
5 BEDS, 2 BATHS$2,000
4397 Virginia Ave
4397 Virginia Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
1 BED, 1 BATH$898
1976 Kentucky Ave Unit 6
1976 Kentucky Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
1 BED, 1 BATH$1,200
4125 Chambers St Unit 1
4125 Chambers St, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
1 BED, 1 BATH$1,050
4348 Kirby Ave
4348 Kirby Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
3 BEDS, 2 BATHS$1,785
4489 Ammon Ave
4489 Ammon Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
1 BED$1,095+2 BEDS$1,395+
Spyglass
1600 Thompson Heights Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223 -
1 BED$1,720+2 BEDS$2,030+
American Can Lofts
4101 Spring Grove Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45223
Cincinnati at a Glance
Northside Neighborhood
The term, “urban village” is a perfect description of the Northside community in Cincinnati, Ohio; it offers a convenient city location, yet it’s a close-knit, small-town kind of neighborhood. The community is directly north of downtown, centrally located to all of Greater Cincinnati; Northside is only five minutes by car to downtown. Rather take the bus? Northside has the second-largest hub in Cincinnati’s Metro system.
The population of Northside is very racially and economically diverse. The neighborhood has been described as “hip,” “alternative” and “progressive.” Residents here tend to be college students, artists, young professionals and members of the creative class; it is also known as one of Cincinnati’s primary GLBT neighborhoods, and is home to the Gay & Lesbian Community Center of Greater Cincinnati.
This pedestrian-friendly neighborhood features a unique blend of classic homes, eclectic and traditional businesses and entertainment venues within walking distance of home. Within only four blocks, visitors can explore numerous shops and restaurants, most of them independently-owned. In the summer months, shoppers can buy organic produce, fresh fruit, eggs and bread at the Northside Farmers Market at Hoffner Park and then relax with a latte or lunch. Northside has been noted as one of the best dining neighborhoods in Cincinnati.
A popular event in Northside is the Second Saturday. Visitors can view art on display, shop and eat as the business district features new art openings, later retail hours, later restaurant hours, longer happy hours, interactive events and additional food, drink and promotional specials that vary monthly.
The Northside Community Council, with more than 200 members, is one of the largest and most active in the city. Its members are dedicated to making Northside the best place to live in Cincinnati. When the Northside’s streetscape needed refurbishing, activists raised over $4,000,000 to make it happen. Citizens on Patrol volunteers walk Northside’s streets and keep the neighborhood safe.
Northside’s community features a garden co-op that provides access to fresh, healthy food for all residents in the community. The neighborhood also offers a volunteer bicycle co-op that promotes and provides cycling to residents.
Northside has many attractive parks including Hoffner Park, at the center of Northside and the site of numerous festivals; Jergen’s Park, a favorite for families with children; and Mt. Airy Forest, the largest park in Cincinnati.
Top Budget-Friendly Neighborhoods in Cincinnati
(For 1 bedroom apartments)- Neighborhoods Average Sq Ft Average Rent
- West Price Hill 626 Sq Ft $809/mo
- South Fairmount 613 Sq Ft $820/mo
- East Price Hill 588 Sq Ft $835/mo
- Westwood 667 Sq Ft $910/mo
- Mount Airy 650 Sq Ft $919/mo
- North Avondale 734 Sq Ft $975/mo
- Paddock Hills 627 Sq Ft $997/mo
- Summerside 610 Sq Ft $1,033/mo
- College Hill 609 Sq Ft $1,060/mo
- Brentwood 721 Sq Ft $1,089/mo
Average Rent in Nearby Cities
(For 1 bedroom apartments)- Cities Average Rent
- Cincinnati $1,546/mo
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