Covington, GA Apartments For Rent
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Types of apartment in Covington, GA
Covington, GA has a mix of older brick apartments, newer garden-style apartments, and single-story rental houses. Near the Square and the historic district, you can find converted houses and small apartment buildings with front porches, wood siding, and simple trim. Some have updated kitchens and hardwood floors, but storage and parking can be limited. Around Clark Street and Monticello Street, apartments often sit closer to shops and restaurants, so the setting feels more connected to downtown streets.North and south of downtown, apartments shift to newer complexes with vinyl siding, larger parking lots, and two- or three-story layouts. Along Salem Road and near Highway 278, many apartments have open living rooms, in-unit laundry hookups, and larger closets, but they can feel more car-dependent. Houses for rent show up across East Street and the west side too, often as ranch homes with brick fronts, driveways, and fenced yards. In Covington, apartments can vary a lot by area, even within a short drive.
Getting around Covington, GA
Driving is the main way renters get around Covington. Highway 278, I-20, and Salem Road connect the city well, and parking is common at many apartments outside downtown. Walking works better near the Square, Clark Street, and parts of Monticello Street. Biking can work for short trips, but many roads are built more for cars. Public transit is limited. Xpress, the commuter bus service, connects some riders to metro Atlanta from park-and-ride lots nearby.Living in Covington, GA
Covington is known for the Square, local filming spots, and parks like Chimney Park and Academy Springs Park. Renters often look for apartments near downtown for quick access to coffee shops, small stores, and events on the Square. Major work in the area includes healthcare, manufacturing, logistics, and local government. The Covington Town Center area and corridors near I-20 can shape where people rent because they keep key employers and shopping close by.View this page in Spanish: Covington, GA Apartments For Rent - 807 Rentals | Trulia | Página 6