Townhomes for Rent in Indiana
1,316 Apartments in IN
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3 Beds$1,995Total Monthly Price12 Month LeaseTotal Monthly Price NewPrices include all required monthly fees.Specials
Kitchen Patio Stainless Steel Appliances Lounge
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1 Bed$1,872+2 Beds$2,145+3 Beds+$2,800+Total Monthly PriceTotal Monthly Price NewPrices include base rent and required monthly fees of $150. Variable costs based on usage may apply.Base Rent:1 Bed$1,722+2 Beds$1,995+3 Beds+$2,650+1 Month Free
Pets Allowed Pool Pet Play Area Island Kitchen Fitness Center Double Vanities
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1 / 283 Beds$1,355Total Monthly Price12 Month LeaseTotal Monthly Price NewPrices include required monthly fees of $56.Base Rent:3 Beds$1,299Discounts
Pets Allowed Playground Lounge Smoke Free Fitness Center
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Total Monthly Price NewStudio$1,5111 Bed$1,8072 Beds+$1,311+Total Monthly Price11 Month LeasePrices include required monthly fees of $12.Base Rent:Studio$1,4991 Bed$1,7952 Beds+$1,299+
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Townhomes for Rent in Indiana
Renting an apartment in Indiana (IN) combines Midwest charm with a rich cultural and economic landscape. Major cities like Indianapolis, home to the Indianapolis Colts and the famous Indy 500, provide big-city excitement, while cities like Fort Wayne and Bloomington offer a more laid-back pace, perfect for students and young professionals. Indiana is home to prestigious universities such as Indiana University and Purdue University, making it a hub for education and research. With reasonable average rental prices in Indiana, renting an IN apartment or snagging a home for rent in Indiana offers affordability along with access to excellent amenities, whether you're in a lively urban area or a quieter suburban community.
The state's economy thrives on industries like manufacturing, healthcare, and technology, with companies such as Eli Lilly and Cummins calling Indiana home. Sports are a huge part of the culture, from cheering on the Indiana Pacers to catching a college basketball game. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore Indiana Dunes National Park or enjoy boating on Lake Monroe. With a lower cost of living, a diverse job market, and a variety of recreational activities, Indiana provides an ideal balance for anyone looking to settle down in the heart of the Midwest.