Santa Ana, CA Apartments For Rent
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Types of apartment in Santa Ana, CA
Santa Ana has many apartments in low-rise stucco buildings from the 1950s to the 1980s, plus newer mixed-use buildings near Downtown and the Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center. In French Park and Heninger Park, some smaller rentals sit in older houses with porches, wood siding, and bungalow details. Around Floral Park and Park Santiago, houses for rent often have larger lots, detached garages, and brick or ranch-style fronts. In Wilshire Square and Washington Square, you can also find duplexes and fourplexes on quieter residential blocks.South and west Santa Ana often have garden-style apartments with shared courtyards, surface parking, and simple exterior trim. Near South Coast Metro, apartments can look newer and more polished from the street, while central areas near Civic Center and Downtown often mix older walk-up buildings with converted homes. Interiors vary, but many apartments have compact kitchens, wall AC, and limited in-unit laundry. Houses for rent can offer more storage and yard space, while older apartments often trade that for a central location and easier access to shops and transit.
Getting around Santa Ana, CA
OCTA, the county bus service, covers much of Santa Ana, and Metrolink and Amtrak stop at the Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center. Driving is common, with quick access to the 5, 55, and 22. Parking can vary between Downtown, South Coast Metro, and Park Santiago. Walking works better near Downtown, Civic Center, and 4th Street. Biking can be practical on flatter streets, though route comfort changes block by block.Living in Santa Ana, CA
Santa Ana is known for Downtown galleries, the Artists Village, and the shops and restaurants along 4th Street. You can spend time at the Bowers Museum, the Santa Ana Zoo, or Santiago Park. Major work areas include county offices around Civic Center, retail and office jobs near South Coast Plaza, and medical and service jobs across the city. Many people rent near these areas to shorten commutes.View this page in Spanish: Santa Ana, CA Apartments For Rent - 1,372 Rentals | Trulia | Página 7