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Types of apartment in Champaign, IL
Champaign, IL has several kinds of apartments for rent, and the style changes by area. Near Campustown and Midtown, many apartments sit in mid-rise brick or newer mixed-use buildings with balconies, secured entries, and on-site laundry. Around West Side Park and Old Town, you can also find older brick walk-ups, converted houses, and a few Victorian and bungalow homes split into apartments. These places often have hardwood floors, radiator heat, porches, and less storage.
Farther south near Kirby Avenue, Windsor Road, and Bolten Field, apartments often look newer and lower to the ground. You see garden-style apartments, townhouse-style units, and rental houses with vinyl siding, parking lots, and wider setbacks. In areas near Savoy and along Prospect Avenue, many apartments trade older details for larger floor plans, central air, and easier parking. Around Garden Hills and north Champaign, apartments and houses for rent can be more spread out, with simpler exteriors and fewer large buildings.
Farther south near Kirby Avenue, Windsor Road, and Bolten Field, apartments often look newer and lower to the ground. You see garden-style apartments, townhouse-style units, and rental houses with vinyl siding, parking lots, and wider setbacks. In areas near Savoy and along Prospect Avenue, many apartments trade older details for larger floor plans, central air, and easier parking. Around Garden Hills and north Champaign, apartments and houses for rent can be more spread out, with simpler exteriors and fewer large buildings.
Getting around Champaign, IL
MTD, the local bus system, covers much of Champaign and connects Campustown, Downtown, Garden Hills, and south Champaign. Driving is usually simple because the street grid is clear and roads like Neil Street, Prospect Avenue, and Kirby Avenue carry traffic across town. Parking often comes with apartments outside the center. Walking works best near Campustown, Downtown, and West Side Park. Biking is common on streets with lanes and on paths near the University of Illinois and Hessel Park.Living in Champaign, IL
Champaign is known for the University of Illinois, live shows at the Virginia Theatre, and events around Downtown and the State Farm Center. You can spend time at Hessel Park, Meadowbrook Park, or the shops and restaurants near Market Place Shopping Center. Major work in the area includes healthcare, university jobs, research, manufacturing, and tech. These job hubs shape where many people rent apartments across the city.Ver esta página en inglés: Champaign, IL Apartments For Rent - 670 Rentals | Trulia | Page 6