Portland, ME Studio Apartments For Rent
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- PET FRIENDLY$2,105 - $2,130/moStudio1 BathThe Residences at Crosstree | 2 Conway St #5C-204,
Freeport, ME 04032Taymil Partners - PET FRIENDLY$2,235 - $2,245/moStudio1 BathThe Beacon at Gateway Apartments | 100 Gateway Blvd #7104,
Scarborough, ME 04074Simon Konover Company - PET FRIENDLYFURNISHED
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- $1,700 - $1,800/moStudio1 BathYarmouth Pointe Apartment Homes | 1 Juniper Dr #L015,
Yarmouth, ME 04096 - Morton Leasing LLC
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Types of apartment in Portland, ME
Portland, ME has many apartments in older brick and wood-frame buildings. On the peninsula, the Old Port and West End often have 3-story and 4-story buildings with brick fronts, bay windows, stoops, and narrow entries right on the sidewalk. Munjoy Hill has many triple-deckers and divided houses for rent with clapboard siding, porches, and small back lots. East Bayside adds more renovated mill-style spaces and newer apartments with simple exteriors and larger windows.Off the peninsula, Deering Center and Rosemont have more small apartment buildings, duplexes, and houses with yards and driveways. Many apartments in these areas are in older homes split into a few units, so layouts can vary and closets can be tight. On the East End near the Eastern Prom, exterior stairs, shared entries, and limited off-street parking are common. Inside, many places keep hardwood floors, radiators, and compact kitchens, while newer apartments often add laundry and more even room sizes. Houses for rent show up across the city, but apartments make up much of the stock.
Getting around Portland, ME
Metro, the local bus service, covers Portland and nearby towns, and the Portland Transportation Center links renters to Amtrak’s Downeaster and intercity buses. Walking works well in the Old Port, West End, and East Bayside because blocks are short. Biking can be practical on the peninsula and along the Eastern Prom trail. Driving is simple for trips across the city, but parking can be limited near Munjoy Hill and downtown apartments.Living in Portland, ME
Portland is known for working waterfront activity, food, and arts, and that shapes where people rent. You can spend time on the Eastern Prom, walk the Old Port, or catch shows near Congress Street and Merrill Auditorium. Major job sectors include health care, marine trades, hospitality, and office work downtown. Apartments near Maine Medical Center and the waterfront often draw interest because of commute options and building type.View this page in Spanish: Apartamentos de Estudio en renta en los alrededores de Portland, ME - 98 Rentas | Trulia