Apartments For Rent in Claremore, OK

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Apartments For Rent Near Claremore, OK

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What Locals Say about Claremore

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Claremore, OK: easygoing small-town living with lakes, trails, and quick access to Tulsa. People love the friendly, safe vibe, lake and trails, dog walks, and easy access to shops. Gripes include slow traffic lights, narrow rural roads, wildlife hazards, and some noise.
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  • Ropeitby2
    "There’s ALOT of trains go through Claremore!!! Other than the traffic around 4:00 , CLAREMORE is Awesome!!! For Families and/or visitors!!"
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  • Dreascott1215
    "Everyone keeps to themselves. Schools are very good that I can tell (Verdigris). Small town home-grown feel. "
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  • Roxannhertzog
    "I’ve lived in my neighborhood for six years. It’s a very fun and family friendly neighborhood. They celebrate holidays big. It’s close to local schools. "
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  • Linda
    "We don’t have kids and there don’t seem to be many in the neighborhood. The couples in this area are all friendly."
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  • Linda
    "Great neighbors. The street is relatively quiet and peaceful. I like how our house backs up to the “creek” and we can hear the water run when it rains!"
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  • Snjdowney
    "Lots of young and retired couples, groups of women, couples and friends walk the neighborhood every day. You may cross the street and be in the walking trails to the lake and rodeo grounds, splash pad and horse riding parks. "
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  • Snjdowney
    "Neighbors watch out for one another. Everyone is older and mostly retired doctors and lawyers. All neighbors walk and ride bikes to stay healthy. Our street is tucked away at the end of a large neighborhood and we hold street parties with wine and cheese or grills and guys!!!"
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  • Tamia1935
    "It’s a pretty good city to live in for families. There is a nice lake here and a few splash pads around for the kids. "
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  • Rhonda Hill
    "I’ve lived here for three years and love it. Everyone is so nice and friendly. I would recommend highly for others to live there."
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  • Jan1107
    "Live on a golf course and people are friendly. Fairly quiet neighborhood. Homes and lawns are kept up. "
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  • Roxannhertzog
    "There are a variety of walking options. Neighborhood sidewalks, one of two ponds, and a few surrounding fields of your choice."
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  • Daniel.mexicano15
    "Rec center is very fun and all the activities they have. Very good local restaurants and the lake is very very beautiful. Also all the stores you need, Claremore has them. You don’t have to drive to Owasso. I like living here it’s good for kids and pets. Thank you Claremore. You have been very good to me and my family. Nothing but much love. "
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  • Deebee64
    "There are wonderful, helpful neighbors in this community. It’s a beautiful private, gated subdivision with each lot being about an acre Timberlake offer mature trees, and beautifully landscaped homes. Some lots are still available. We have an HOA, and things get done in here:)"
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  • Shelby S.
    " I grew up here. Love it! I always love coming back! My grandparents feel safe here, so that means a lot to me. "
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  • Linda
    "I like the small town feel while being close to bigger towns.it is easy access to the interstate and it has lots of historic places to visit as well as nice antique shops."
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  • Cosmo.johnston
    "Many people in our neighborhood have dogs and see people walking their dogs often. Lots of fenced in yards. "
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  • Brett W.
    "I live here and enjoy its peacefulness. it also provides easy access to the lake and river. the boat ramps are just down the road."
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  • Dkd.mkdx2
    "Lots of other dogs here. New dog park is nice and generally available. Many folks have multiple dogs."
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  • Sweeterteter
    "This is a small, quiet neighborhood. Our neighbors are all courteous and friendly. I have been very happy here the past 2 years. It’s quieter here than it was in the town of 500 that we lived in previously. (No one riding 4-wheelers past your house in the middle of the night and nobody flying past your house too fast.)"
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  • Jake.bowers
    "Lots of quiet and wildlife. Claremore maintains a small town feel while being within 30 minutes of metropolitan lifestyles and opportunities. "
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  • Markbwilson
    "A little hazardous due to wild animals crossing the roadways. Also, the rural roadways around Tulsa and Claremore are very narrow and the ditches are deep. "
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  • Cherokeesohl
    "living by an in home daycare is no good because the parents are disrespectful to your property by littering and such all iver your lawn"
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  • Bejayeast
    "Great place for anything to happen. Friendly everywhere I go from country to Walmart. Highly recommend a cabin on the outskirts of town. 👨‍🌾🐱"
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  • Anna P.
    "My nieghborhood stays to themselves. Busy street to pull out of driveway onto though. neighbors don't talk to each other or ask each other for help."
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  • Andreakramer81
    "We have an annual block party & organize Halloween festivities - our neighborhood is very helpful organizing food trains for those that need that extra help post surgery or baby!"
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  • NaLisa
    "I live in the Verdigris area. Feels safe. Feels country. Quiet. Peaceful. Occasional fire truck especially around the 4th of July."
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  • Lisa M.
    "This neighborhood is in tune with what families want. Nice homes, clean and well maintained. I always feel safe here. We have 2 ponds, walking trails and a park. A good fit for all. "
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  • Amy C.
    "There are always people walking their dogs. Some homes have very large back yards. There is a lot more land so there are many smells that our own dog absolutely loves! "
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  • Cosmo.johnston
    "Drive 15 minutes to get from the south side of town to the north side. Traffic lights are the slow down. "
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  • Dadadayton
    "Brand new houses and everyone here is friendly, being outside for an hour and you’re guarantied a smile a wave at least from someone passing by. Lots of kids leave nearby and hang out together but they all are well behaved and don’t take up the street. I’ve never had a problem with people or animals, seems everyone is happy, courteous, and respectful here!"
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  • Caitlinsilverio
    "Winter wonderland, great restaurants and shopping. Lots of family events throughout the year. Food truck Thursday’s. "
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  • Kristopher R.
    "Right outside of town quick access to restaurants and shopping and movies not far from Tulsa or Owasso great schools"
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  • Barrettshiela
    "A pond at the end of the road is a nice walk to location. Lots of dogs walking going on very nice neighbors to share stories with. "
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Types of apartment in Claremore, OK

Claremore apartments are usually low-rise buildings, duplexes, and small courtyard-style properties. Near downtown and around Will Rogers Boulevard, many apartments sit in older brick buildings or simple wood-frame places with porch entries, outside stairways, and open parking lots. Some houses for rent in this area are early ranch or bungalow styles with front porches, carports, and larger yards. Interiors in older units can include smaller closets, window AC in some cases, and room layouts that vary more than newer apartments.

South Claremore, near Route 66 and toward the edge of town, has more newer apartments and townhome-style rentals with brick fronts, vinyl siding, and wider parking areas. Around the Claremore Lake side and on the north side, rentals can shift toward single-story fourplexes and houses for rent on quieter residential streets. These apartments often have more standard floor plans, in-unit laundry hookups in some units, and easier parking, but they can sit farther from downtown errands and the Rogers County Courthouse area.

Getting around Claremore, OK

Driving is the main way renters get around Claremore. Route 66, Will Rogers Boulevard, and Highway 20 connect the main shopping and apartment areas. Parking is usually simple at many apartments and around downtown. Pelivan, the local demand-response transit service, covers Claremore, but it works differently than a fixed-route bus. Walking can work near downtown and along parts of Route 66. Biking can be possible on some local streets, though many errands still need a car.

Living in Claremore, OK

Claremore is known for the Will Rogers Memorial Museum, Claremore Lake, and the historic downtown stretch along Route 66. Rent activity often centers near retail on Will Rogers Boulevard and jobs in health care, manufacturing, public offices, and logistics. Apartments near downtown can put you closer to local shops and the Rogers State University area, while rentals farther south can be closer to big-box stores and highway access.

Average Rent Trends in Claremore, OK

Rent in Claremore, OK varies by number of bedrooms and home type. Use these charts to quickly see how rent changes.
Average rent increased in Jun 2026 compared to the previous month. Rent previously peaked in Apr 2025.
MonthAverage rent
Jul 2025$1,419
Aug 2025$1,300
Sep 2025$1,350
Oct 2025$1,450
Nov 2025$1,495
Dec 2025$1,495
Jan 2026$1,429
Feb 2026$1,495
Mar 2026$1,450
Apr 2026$1,250
May 2026$1,256
Jun 2026$1,486
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Average Rent By Bedroom and Home Type

In June 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$840$1,150$1,540$1,880$1,350
Townhomes—$1,150$1,500—$1,300
Apartments and Condos$840$1,150$1,500—$1,195
Houses—$1,100$1,595$1,880$1,544
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rentals in Claremore, OK

  • What is the average rent of an apartment in Claremore, OK?
    The average rent of an apartment in Claremore, OK is $1,069 per month. This is about 45% lower than the national average.
  • What is the average rent of a house in Claremore, OK?
    The average rent of a house in Claremore, OK is $1,544 per month. This is about 20% lower than the national average.
  • What is the average rent of a townhome in Claremore, OK?
    The average rent of a townhome in Claremore, OK is $1,300 per month. This is about 33% lower than the national average.
  • When is the average rent cheapest in Claremore, OK?
    In the last year, the average rent in Claremore, OK was lowest in May 2025 when it was $1,200 per month.
  • When is the average rent most expensive in Claremore, OK?
    In the last year, the average rent in Claremore, OK was highest in Apr 2025 when it was $1,550 per month.
  • How does the rent of a 1 bedroom apartment compare to a studio apartment in Claremore, OK?
    The average rent of a 1 bedroom apartment in Claremore, OK is $840 per month. That is about $73,510 less than the cost of a studio apartment.
  • How many available rental listings are in Claremore, OK?
    There are 45 available rental listings in Claremore, OK.
  • What are some zip codes in Claremore, OK?
    Claremore, OK includes zip codes such as: 74017, 74019, 74018, 74031.
  • What are some cities near Claremore, OK?
    Some nearby cities include: Limestone, Valley Park, Oologah, Bushyhead, Catoosa. These cities may have more rental options to explore.