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Studio Apartments for Rent in Auburn, CA

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    $4,630 - $6,880 per month

    Hearthstone Lodge Senior Residences

    Studio - 2 Beds

    11490 Black Falcon Dr, Auburn, CA 95602

    Our elegant, light-filled and spacious homes are available in a variety of floor plans, including studio, one bedroom, and two bedroom options. Select your ideal apartment layout and then contact our team to schedule a visit. We can’t wait to show you around our community.

    11490 Black Falcon Dr, Auburn, CA 95602
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    $1,450 - $1,895 per month

    Almond Heights

    Studio - 1 Bed

    127-135 Almond St, Auburn, CA 95603

    Welcome to our prime downtown location in Auburn, CA! This charming apartment offers a fantastic living experience in the heart of Auburn. Step inside and be greeted by beautiful hardwood floors that add a touch of elegance to the space. Nature enthusiasts will love the proximity to the Auburn State Recreation Area, where hiking trails and river access await. Additionally, you'll find an array of

    127-135 Almond St, Auburn, CA 95603
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    $1,400 - $1,700 per month

    Parkview Apartments

    Studio - 2 Beds

    11805 Dry Creek Rd, Auburn, CA 95602

    Welcome to ParkView Apartments**Located in Auburn's 95602 area, moving here offers a variety of nearby points of interest.Here at this community, the leasing team will be ready to help you find your perfect floorplan.Experience a great selection of amenities at Parkview Apartments. Get a head start on moving now. Contact us or stop by the Parkview Apartments leasing office

    11805 Dry Creek Rd, Auburn, CA 95602

Why Live in Auburn

Auburn, California, located in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, is a city of nearly 14,000 residents known as "The Endurance Capital of the World." It hosts grueling endurance events like the Tevis Cup 100-Mile Endurance Equestrian Ride and the Western States 100-Mile Endurance Run. Auburn's rich history from the Gold Rush era is celebrated through museums and concrete sculptures throughout the city. The Auburn State Recreation Area, spanning 31,000 acres, offers numerous outdoor activities, while the city itself boasts 17 public parks with amenities such as playgrounds, picnic pavilions, and sports courts. Auburn's downtown and Old Town areas feature a vibrant dining scene, artisanal shops, and historical walking tours. The Auburn State Theatre provides year-round entertainment with live performances and film screenings. Educational opportunities are strong, with the Placer Union High School District and Maidu Virtual Charter Academy both receiving high ratings. Auburn is safer than the national average, with crime rates decreasing due to proactive community programs. The city is well-connected by Interstate 80 and U.S. Route 49, with public transportation options including Auburn Transit and Amtrak services. Auburn Municipal Airport and Sacramento International Airport provide air travel options. The climate features warm summers and wet winters, with wildfire prevention efforts in place due to the high-risk area.

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