Apartments For Rent in Greenville, NC
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Types of apartment in Greenville, NC
Greenville, NC has a mix of garden-style apartments, newer apartment communities, townhome-style rentals, and small houses for rent. Near Uptown and around Dickinson Avenue, you can find older brick buildings, converted houses, and a few low-rise apartments with simple porches, stair entries, and surface parking. Around ECU and College Hill, many apartments sit in two- or three-story buildings with vinyl siding, breezeways, and basic balconies. Interiors often include open living rooms, compact kitchens, and in-unit laundry in newer units.Farther south and west, around Arlington Boulevard and Medical District areas, apartments often look newer and more spread out, with brick fronts, pitched roofs, and larger parking lots. Toward Winterville and the southeast side, many apartments and rental houses are in newer subdivisions with attached garages, beige siding, and similar layouts. In East Greenville, houses for rent can include one-story ranch homes with carports and larger yards. Tradeoffs can vary by area. Older apartments may have more exterior character and tighter room layouts, while newer apartments often have larger closets, more parking, and less walkable surroundings.