Apartments For Rent in Easton, MD

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Apartments For Rent Near Easton, MD

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What Locals Say about Easton

  • Jayersferrier
    "Traditional American Holidays along with waterfowl festival, farmers market, Amish market and a great downtown.."
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  • Jamie Ann
    "There’s always people walking dogs around here. Everyone always respectful of their dog. Dogs are always on leashes"
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  • Hythe
    "There ate loads of dog owners in our neighbourhood, everyone is pretty friendly, and I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone leave dog mess behind."
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  • Trulia User
    "Great neighborhood for raising children. Close to everything. There is a special kinda person that normally lives in crofton. The surrounding community call them croftonites and explain them as snooty. "
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  • Trulia User
    "one good this is that 1/2 of the neighborhood has sidewalks. The big negative to me is the people who speed through the neighborhood. I do not let my kids ride bikes around the block because I feel it is unsafe. "
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  • Nlehmann1950
    "My husbands family home and we love it. There is such a sense of community throughout the area. Easton has a tremendous amount of cultural and art programs which combined with a feeling of a rural area, gives you the best of both worlds. Outstanding restaurants, antiques and shopping. Best place ever. "
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  • Scvino
    "Diverse schools. We live in town and it’s tough for kids to find kids their own age - but local neighborhoods are good - although very cookie cutter houses. "
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  • Tami.b.weber
    "Small town feel on Maryland Eastern Shore. A hidden gem - but also a good ol’ boys local government mentality and resistant to change / growth. "
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  • Nlehmann1950
    "Safe place to live. Nice walkable downtown with excellent restaurants and art galleries. Theater and arts along with boutiques and antiques. Toy store and jewelry stores. Excellent place to call home. "
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  • Jayersferrier
    "Neighbors who care about each other in an beautiful town with great shops and restaurants on tree lined streets. "
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  • Mike E.
    "good for walking dogs. most people are courteous and very friendly. its a quiet area with many dog lovers. there is the rails to trails that has doggie bag stations. there is also a wonderful large secluded field where your dog can run off-leash without worry"
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  • Sorana S.
    "This is a family oriented community. The community is big on supporting the children and the schools. "
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  • Evan G.
    "nice small town living with alot to do and expierence. dont miss out on Waterfowl Festival or a live show at the Avalon thearter"
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  • Desimoneg
    "Annually there are the following special events. Plein Aire Arts festival Free concerts in downtown in the Summer Waterfowl Festival Numerous home tours Volunteer actives and opportunities are plentiful Youth activities are abundant The YMCA is the best in the country Our Habitat for Humanity is very active and effective "
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  • khiana c.
    "Its a wonderful family oriented neighborhood. Its Very well kept neighborhood, everyone takes care of there yard! Lots of friendly dogs and people! Life is peaceful and secure. Mostly everyone is friendly, when people pass by driving or walking they usually way! High Banks is a great place to raise children! "
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  • Connorsmommyy
    "it's a fairly safe area with lots of children and it's fairly well kept. I trust letting my 9.5 year old out alone to play within the neighborhood without fear or concern. "
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  • Msfuzzworthy1
    "Its a nice clean neighborhood of good hard working people that seem to care for their homes. Lots of dog walkers, bikers, and joggers make for a nice diversity of friendly folks loving life. "
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  • Amanda P.
    "I have lived in Tunis Mills for 17 years. This small "village" is very safe and friendly. The town consists of mostly retirees and some families. There's a small Episcopal church right before the locally famous "jumping bridge", or a small wooden bridge across the creek. There are plenty of roads to make a walking routine, and the close by city of Easton (10 minutes) has a safe "rails to trails." Easton and St. Michaels both have a great choice of restaurants. Most of St. Michaels' are privately owned and friendly; however, Easton has some chain restaurants like Chilis, Chick Fil A, and Applebees. There is Idlewild park in the middle of Easton near the local YMCA, and there are some small parks in St. Michaels. There are only 2 public high schools in Talbot County, Easton and St. Michaels High School. Easton has about 1,000 students while St. Michaels has about 250 students. There are many elementary and middle schools and even a few private schools, both elementary and secondary. The traffic good in this area. There are many back roads, which aren't busy. St. Michaels can be very busy in the tourist season. Route 50 runs through the far side of Easton and has heavy traffic on weekends mostly, but there is a bypass near the town. There's usually plenty of parking in town, but often it can be pay parking. There's simple entertainment like a movie theater and ice skating rink. There are also a good amount of bars in both St. Michaels and Easton. Traffic is decent, but there is really no public transportation. Some shuttle buses run through town on big events like the Waterfowl Festival and taxis can be called by phone to pick you up. There are many many ways for citizens to get involved in the community from Habitat for Humanity to Festival of the Trees. The community is so friendly. St. Michaels is clean and quaint. Easton is clean but expanding. There is no graffiti in the main parts of town. Overall, this is a great, friendly, and rural area to live!"
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  • Rose T.
    "This is a great neighborhood with a good mix of families, young professionals & retired people; teachers, police officers, govt. contractors, clergy live here. Very safe; there are enough people around during the day� retirees, stay at home moms� to keep watch. Children are able to leave their bikes out without them being stolen. Owners take pride in their properties."
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  • Deena D. K.
    "Safe and friendly neighborhood for families. Close to schools."
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  • Lee
    "I love living across from Idlewild Park...very family friendly, always a tennis game or basketball game in progress. The children's park is a big plus for the neighborhood. Great location to walk into town, pass lovely old homes, for dinner or a show at the Avalon, or down the street for those doctor visits. Very convenient. "
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Average Rent Trends in Easton, MD

Rent in Easton, MD varies by number of bedrooms and home type. Use these charts to quickly see how rent changes.
Average rent decreased in Mar 2026 compared to the previous month. Rent previously peaked in Sep 2025.
MonthAverage rent
Apr 2025$2,200
May 2025$2,300
Jun 2025$2,350
Jul 2025$2,138
Aug 2025$2,400
Sep 2025$2,500
Oct 2025$2,500
Nov 2025$2,500
Dec 2025$2,400
Jan 2026$2,300
Feb 2026$2,400
Mar 2026$2,300
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Average Rent By Bedroom and Home Type

In March 2026, Apartments and Condos were the most affordable home type to rent compared with Townhomes and Houses.
1 bed2 beds3 beds4 bedsAll
All home types$1,616$1,975$2,900$3,000$2,500
Townhomes—$2,400$2,900$2,600$2,500
Apartments and Condos$1,500$1,700$2,900$3,000$1,800
Houses$1,350$1,900$2,500$3,000$2,500
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rentals in Easton, MD

  • What is the average rent in Easton, MD?
    The average rent in Easton, MD is $2,500. Rent prices range from $1,100 to as much as $4,250, depending on the type of rental.
  • How does the rent in Easton, MD compare to the national average?
    Average rent in Easton, MD is about 32% higher than the national average rent of $1,895. That means it is more expensive to rent in Easton compared to the U.S. average.
  • What is the average rent in Easton, MD, by number of bedrooms?
    The average rent in Easton, MD is $1,100 for a studio, $1,616 for a 1 bedroom, $1,975 for a 2 bedroom, $2,900 for a 3 bedroom, and $3,000 for a 4 bedroom.
  • How have rent prices in Easton, MD changed compared to last year?
    In the past year, the average rent price in Easton, MD has increased by $450. That means the average rent is 18% higher than last year.
  • How many available rental listings are in Easton, MD?
    There are 34 available rental listings in Easton, MD.
  • What are some zip codes in Easton, MD?
    Easton, MD includes zip codes such as: 21601, 21606, 21653.
  • What are some cities near Easton, MD?
    Some nearby cities include: Cordova, Oxford, Saint Michaels, Wye Mills, Preston. These cities may have more rental options to explore.