Apartments For Rent in Wareham, MA

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What Locals Say about Wareham

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Wareham, MA: coastal, walkable, and easy—beaches, festivals, and quick highway access. People love the walkable downtown, beaches and parks, festivals, and easy commutes. They cite few sidewalks, speeding, dog beach limits, some crime pockets, and summer traffic.
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  • ElliceAnn
    Onset, Wareham
    "Very walkable, but it would be nice to see more local small shops be welcoming of dogs, even if it was just water bowls/treats outside"
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  • Deemoff23
    White Island Shores, Wareham
    "I’ve been in this area for about 3 years now. Very family oriented neighborhood, was invited for a few things even though people didn’t know me. I have enjoyed my time here so far. "
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  • Trulia User
    Onset, Wareham
    "The downtown is quaint with shopping, eating, and laundry. Nearby are art galaries and beautiful beaches! There is so much to do with many planned events throughout the year. "
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  • Trulia User
    Onset, Wareham
    "is a beautiful area to live in surrounded by water. friendly neighborhoods neighbors watch out for each other. great restaurants."
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  • Trulia User
    Onset, Wareham
    "no sidewalks in most spaces for safety. Dogs aren't allowed on beaches. There are some areas they could be reasonably be allowed as long as owners picked up after them. There are parks & grassy areas. little shade. No dog parks. Lots of side streets."
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  • Michellezine
    "It’s a beach community that is private. The neighbors are wonderful and it’s a great place to spend summers! "
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  • Product 3.
    Weweantic, Wareham
    "It’s right off 195. Also cranberry highway and route 6 that goes to RI. It’s not bad. Mostly town roads aside from the 195"
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  • Beth C. F.
    West Wareham, Wareham
    "My neighbors are friendly and helpful. We’ve lived here eight years and we love it. There aren’t many kids here my daughters age, but that’s my only complaint "
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  • Dakota A.
    "There is a lot of wildlife around. Most dogs chase after wildlife so their dog might go to chase after the animal. It’s a good neighborhood. "
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  • Bill.labossiere
    West Wareham, Wareham
    "Most of the time people keep to themselves. People drive too fast. Not much of a community based town. Lots of low income. "
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  • Darla F.
    "My neighborhoods has five homes on the street, they are all on 1+ acres. Very quiet and private. Good access to Providence, Boston and sitting just before you cross the Bourne Bridge to Cape Cod. Walking distance to downtown. One block off the water."
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  • Patrick S.
    Onset, Wareham
    "Summertime activities are the best in Onset. Fireworks on the Fourth of July concerts in the park every Wednesday night and even a kite festivals "
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  • Cindy L.
    "what parts of Wareham to keep their children away from where there is criminal activity going on and twin to look into the school systems and see which school is best for their children"
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  • Mileswatson22
    "Cape Verdean festival Portuguese festival Small town community action Fireworks in Onset And most importantly, Cazimir’s Barbershop. EST. 2003"
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  • Ewhite1288
    Onset, Wareham
    "I think it’s great for dogs. Plenty of socialization. If they have a dog that is dog or people aggressive not a good neighborhood. "
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  • Main Street Resident
    "I work in the North Dartmouth area, and my morning commute is usually incident free. The same goes for coming back to this area. Coming home there is sometimes traffic congestion on my street due to the “Pot Shop” located a few hours away from where I live."
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  • Leslie P
    "Lots of dogs in area. Wide variety from pit bulls to Chihuahuas. Most people are respectful but there are a few that don’t pick up after them."
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  • Jude
    "Extremely convenient with walkable destinations. Tobey Hospital, convenient stores, Dunk’n, Park with water pier, school, library, CVS, and restaurants are all in walking distance,"
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  • Trulia User
    "You are near a river and boat pier. You can walk to a convenient store, several restaurants, Library, gas station, commuter train stop, and pot shop."
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  • Judy
    "It has a nice park near the Wareham Pier, quite, safe, homes are key well, hospital close, walkable to Convenient store and restaurants."
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  • Judithelopes
    "There is a park located at the Wareham Pier. A lot of people walk their dog past my house. Great place to live."
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  • Nicole D.
    "I work 5 miles from work. It is on a divided highway. There are 2 sets of lights, 3 gas stations, 2 Dunkin Donuts and 2 convenience stores."
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  • Watercomm
    White Island Shores, Wareham
    " Great neighborhood to raise children and have fun. A little out of the way but nice. Please check things out to know you would like to live here."
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  • Lisa S.
    "Sitting in my back yard watching the boats go by. The view is very calming. Kayaking or paddle boating is great too. Watching the sunrise in the morning."
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  • Watercomm
    White Island Shores, Wareham
    "We have lived here for many many years and enjoy our quaint community. Local businesses and near all major highways "
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  • Watercomm
    White Island Shores, Wareham
    "Friendly, quiet, clean and wonderful to raise a family or retire in. Several ponds near by for swimming and fishing."
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Average Rent Trends in Wareham, MA

Rent in Wareham, MA varies by number of bedrooms and home type. Use these charts to quickly see how rent changes.
Average rent decreased in May 2026 compared to the previous month. Rent previously peaked in Nov 2025.
MonthAverage rent
Jun 2025$2,650
Jul 2025$2,450
Aug 2025$2,450
Sep 2025$2,750
Oct 2025$2,800
Nov 2025$3,000
Dec 2025$2,500
Jan 2026$3,000
Feb 2026$2,650
Mar 2026$2,600
Apr 2026$2,400
May 2026$2,295
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Average Rent By Bedroom and Home Type

In May 2026, Apartments and Condos were the most affordable home type to rent compared with Houses.
1 bed2 beds3 beds4 bedsAll
All home types$2,000$2,350$3,200—$2,500
Apartments and Condos$2,000$2,100$3,095—$2,250
Houses$2,386$2,750$5,000—$3,150
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rentals in Wareham, MA

  • What is the average rent of an apartment in Wareham, MA?
    The average rent of an apartment in Wareham, MA is $2,384 per month. This is about 24% higher than the national average.
  • What is the average rent of a house in Wareham, MA?
    The average rent of a house in Wareham, MA is $3,150 per month. This is about 63% higher than the national average.
  • When is the average rent cheapest in Wareham, MA?
    In the last year, the average rent in Wareham, MA was lowest in Jan 2025 when it was $2,400 per month.
  • When is the average rent most expensive in Wareham, MA?
    In the last year, the average rent in Wareham, MA was highest in Nov 2025 when it was $3,000 per month.
  • How many available rental listings are in Wareham, MA?
    There are 24 available rental listings in Wareham, MA.
  • What are some neighborhoods in Wareham, MA?
    Some neighborhoods in Wareham, MA include: West Wareham, White Island Shores, Onset, Weweantic.
  • What are some zip codes in Wareham, MA?
    Wareham, MA includes zip codes such as: 02538, 02576, 02558.
  • What are some cities near Wareham, MA?
    Some nearby cities include: Marion, Bourne, Rochester, Carver, Plymouth. These cities may have more rental options to explore.