Apartments For Rent in Meridian, ID
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Types of apartment in Meridian, ID
Meridian, ID has many newer apartments, and they often sit in low-rise buildings with fiber-cement siding, stone trim, and simple gabled roofs. Around Downtown Meridian near Main Street and Meridian City Hall, apartments can mix in with older single-story houses for rent, small duplexes, and a few cottage-style homes with porches and detached garages. In north Meridian near The Village at Meridian and along Eagle Road, many apartments are in larger garden-style communities with wide parking lots, shared courtyards, and three-story buildings. Interiors in these apartments often include open kitchens, vinyl plank floors, and in-unit laundry, but storage and sound between floors can vary.South Meridian and the area toward I-84 have many newer apartments near major roads, warehouses, and shopping centers. These buildings often use stucco or lap siding and have surface parking instead of garages. West Meridian near Ten Mile Road can have more townhome-style apartments and newer houses for rent with fenced yards, while central pockets near Fairview Avenue still have some older brick rentals and ranch houses. The tradeoff is pretty clear. Newer apartments can have more amenities and easier parking, while older apartments and houses can have larger rooms, mature trees, and less uniform layouts.
Getting around Meridian, ID
Valley Regional Transit, the local bus service, has limited coverage in Meridian, so many renters still use a car. Driving is straightforward on Eagle Road, Fairview Avenue, and I-84, but traffic can back up near The Village and major intersections. Parking is common at many apartments because a lot of buildings were built around driving. Walking works better in Downtown Meridian than in west Meridian, and biking can be practical on the city’s shared-use paths and canal-side routes.Living in Meridian, ID
Meridian is known for parks, youth sports complexes, and big retail areas, and that shapes where apartments get built. Julius M. Kleiner Memorial Park, Roaring Springs, Wahooz, and The Village at Meridian are major landmarks renters will see often. The city also has medical offices, logistics, retail, construction, and business services, with many people commuting to Boise or Eagle for work.View this page in Spanish: Apartamentos en renta en Meridian, ID - 495 Rentas | Trulia | Página 3