$650 Per Month
- Studio
- 1 Bath
- Efficiency Unit - Freshly Remodeled
1449 Locust St Unit DBQ - 1449-01, Dubuque, IA 52001
Efficiency unit on first floor, resident pays electric and water. Heat provided.
$650 Per Month
1449 Locust St Unit DBQ - 1449-01, Dubuque, IA 52001
Efficiency unit on first floor, resident pays electric and water. Heat provided.
$350 Per Month
1820 Radford Rd, Dubuque, IA 52002
Office space for lease- 1 room approx 400 sq ft with access to shared bathroom. Great space and great location in Asbury. Work from home, solo business, business expansion, etc it would work for all those. Month to month lease available, All utilities included (internet also), no trash service currently
$850 Per Month
1941 Madison St Unit B, Dubuque, IA 52001
Nice fully furnished first floor studio that produces lots of natural light with large windows. Location is within walking distance to the beautiful downtown Dubuque amenities and even closer to Clarke College. Unit featuring a decent size closet and attached kitchen. Utilities included, tenant is responsible for internet/communications.Dogs and Cats are welcome but need pre approval by leasing
Dubuque, Iowa, with a population of 60,000, offers small-town living with big-town amenities. Founded in 1833, the city has a rich history in window manufacturing and woodworking, which continues to influence its economy alongside institutions like Clarke University and Diamond Jo Casino. Dubuque's downtown area and riverfront feature historic Queen Anne and Classical Revival homes, while newer constructions are found in areas like Asbury and Peosta. The Mississippi River and rolling bluffs provide scenic outdoor spaces, including the 44-mile Heritage Trail and Mines of Spain State Park. Residents enjoy elevated views at Eagle Point and winter sports at Sundown Mountain Resort, located eight miles west. The Millwork District has transformed into a vibrant hub for shopping and dining, with popular spots like Brazen Open Kitchen and Bar and 7 Hills Brewing Company. Dubuque Community School District serves 10,500 students and is highly rated, while the city hosts several colleges, adding to its educational landscape. The average commute time is 19 minutes, facilitated by Route 20 and the JULE bus system. Dubuque Regional Airport is 10 miles south, offering connections to Chicago. Winters are harsh, with 37 inches of snow annually, and the city faces a higher risk of tornado damage. The Dubuque Farmers Market, dating back to 1845, and the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium are among the many things to do in this historic city.