Apartamentos en renta en Desert Hot Springs, CA
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$2,195/mes
2 Habitaciones
2 Baños
1,000 pies²68090 Calle Las Tiendas #103,
Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240
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$1,895/mes2 Habitaciones2 Baños1,031 pies²68090 Calle Las Tiendas #501,
Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240
$1,895/mes2 Habitaciones2 Baños1,031 pies²68140 Calle Las Tiendas #102,
Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240
Types of apartment in Desert Hot Springs, CA
Desert Hot Springs, CA has many low-rise apartments in simple stucco buildings with flat or low-pitch roofs, carports, and small patios. You also see duplexes, fourplexes, and single-story courtyard apartments near Palm Drive and around Mission Lakes Boulevard. In the south side, apartments often sit on wider lots and can feel more spread out. Near the Spa Zone, some older rentals have mid-century lines, breeze block details, and small shared pool areas. Many apartments have tile floors, basic kitchens, and wall or central air. Houses for rent are common too, often in ranch-style layouts with attached garages and fenced yards.
In the north side and closer to Dillon Road, rentals often look newer and more uniform, with beige stucco exteriors, small desert landscaping, and surface parking. Around Hacienda Avenue and the central part of town, apartments can be older and simpler, with fewer shared amenities but easier street access. Houses in these areas may have larger lots, but upkeep and utility setup can vary more than in apartments. Across the city, rent options often trade extra outdoor space for fewer building amenities, while apartments can offer easier maintenance and more compact layouts.
In the north side and closer to Dillon Road, rentals often look newer and more uniform, with beige stucco exteriors, small desert landscaping, and surface parking. Around Hacienda Avenue and the central part of town, apartments can be older and simpler, with fewer shared amenities but easier street access. Houses in these areas may have larger lots, but upkeep and utility setup can vary more than in apartments. Across the city, rent options often trade extra outdoor space for fewer building amenities, while apartments can offer easier maintenance and more compact layouts.
Getting around Desert Hot Springs, CA
SunLine, the local bus service, connects Desert Hot Springs to Palm Springs, Cathedral City, and other Coachella Valley stops. Service runs along roads like Palm Drive and Mission Lakes Boulevard, so apartments near those corridors have better transit access. Driving is the main way to get around, and parking is common at many apartments and rental houses. Walking can work for short trips in central areas. Biking is possible, but long blocks and wide roads can limit it in north and south areas.Living in Desert Hot Springs, CA
Desert Hot Springs is known for mineral water spas, and that shapes some local work in hospitality, property services, and maintenance. Tenants often use places like Mission Springs Park, the Desert Hot Springs Library, and businesses along Palm Drive for errands and free time. You can also reach Palm Springs job centers without a long drive. For renters, apartments near the Spa Zone and central commercial streets can keep services and recreation closer.Ver esta página en inglés: Apartments For Rent in Desert Hot Springs, CA - 192 Rentals | Trulia | Page 4
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