Apartamentos en renta en San Luis Obispo, CA
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HABITACIÓN EN RENTA
Types of apartment in San Luis Obispo, CA
San Luis Obispo apartments change a lot by area. Near Downtown, Railroad Square, and Monterey Street, many apartments sit in older low-rise buildings with stucco walls, small balconies, and shaded entries. A few converted houses for rent have wood siding, front porches, and narrow stairways. Interiors in these spots often include compact kitchens, built-in storage, and smaller living rooms. Parking can be limited, and shared laundry is still common in some apartments.
On the south side near Broad Street and Orcutt Road, apartments often look newer, with larger parking lots, simple stucco exteriors, and three-story layouts. Near Laguna Lake and the Madonna Road area, many complexes have wider floor plans, central air in some units, and more surface parking. In the hills above town and toward Foothill, houses for rent can have garages, sloped driveways, and yards, but street access can be tighter. Across San Luis Obispo, apartments range from older walk-ups to newer mixed-use buildings near Mission Plaza and Marsh Street, so the tradeoffs usually come down to parking, stairs, storage, and how close you want to be to downtown.
On the south side near Broad Street and Orcutt Road, apartments often look newer, with larger parking lots, simple stucco exteriors, and three-story layouts. Near Laguna Lake and the Madonna Road area, many complexes have wider floor plans, central air in some units, and more surface parking. In the hills above town and toward Foothill, houses for rent can have garages, sloped driveways, and yards, but street access can be tighter. Across San Luis Obispo, apartments range from older walk-ups to newer mixed-use buildings near Mission Plaza and Marsh Street, so the tradeoffs usually come down to parking, stairs, storage, and how close you want to be to downtown.
Getting around San Luis Obispo, CA
SLO Transit, the local bus service, covers key parts of the city, including Downtown, Foothill, Broad Street, and Madonna Road. The Amtrak station by Railroad Square adds regional rail and bus links. Driving across town is usually straightforward, but parking near Downtown and Mission Plaza can be tighter than in south SLO. Many renters walk for short trips in the center city. Biking works well on flatter routes near Marsh Street, Broad, and Laguna Lake.Living in San Luis Obispo, CA
San Luis Obispo is known for hiking, cycling, and a compact downtown with practical errands close together. You can spend time around Mission Plaza, shop along Higuera Street, or use trails near Cerro San Luis and Laguna Lake Park. Work is tied to health care, government, retail, hospitality, and light manufacturing. Where you rent can shape how close you are to downtown services, office areas, and Highway 101 connections.Ver esta página en inglés: Apartments For Rent in San Luis Obispo, CA - 320 Rentals | Trulia | Page 5