Apartments for Rent in S Downtown Winston-Salem - Winston-Salem
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Apartments for Rent in S Downtown Winston-Salem, Winston-Salem, NC
In 1913, the adjoining cities of Winston and Salem officially united to become Winston-Salem. The city sits in the center of North Carolina, bordered by the Blue Ridge Mountains on the west and land that leads to the Atlantic Ocean on the east. It's 130 square miles houses nearly 360,000 residents, and make up the region called the Piedmont Triad, along with the surrounding cities of Greensboro, Charlotte, Asheville, Raleigh and Wilmington.
As the county seat of Forsythe County, Winston-Salem has a long history as an active, robust municipality, especially in the central district, which comprises many individual neighborhoods. Like many adjacent towns, the South Downtown Winston-Salem community has undergone a substantial amount of redevelopment in recent years. The older buildings that remain from the city’s textile and tobacco industry legacy have been transformed into beautiful residential lofts that attract many people into the area, and combine with many restaurants, cinemas, art galleries and music venues to make South Downtown a great destination to live, work and play.
S Downtown Winston-Salem - Winston-Salem, NC Rental Insights
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The average rent for the S Downtown Winston-Salem neighborhood of Winston-Salem, NC is $1,198, but rentals range from as little as $955 to as much as $1,713 depending on the rental style.
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Looking for a studio apartment in the S Downtown Winston-Salem neighborhood? Expect to pay around $955 per month.
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One bedroom S Downtown Winston-Salem apartments rent for around $1,198 per month.
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S Downtown Winston-Salem has two bedroom apartments that rent for around $1,383 per month.
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Three bedroom apartments in S Downtown Winston-Salem are usually priced around $1,713 per month.
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Students looking to rent in S Downtown Winston-Salem while staying close to campus will have access to Forsyth Tech. Comm. Coll., Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem State, and High Point University.