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Studio Apartments for Rent in Erie, PA

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    $800 - $1,025 per month

    The Bowie Apartments

    Studio - 1 Bed

    16 W 10th St, Erie, PA 16501

    Make The Bowie your new address, where luxury, convenience, and community come together. Nestled in the vibrant heart of Erie, Pennsylvania, The Bowie has been reimagined into a modern, upscale apartment community. With thoughtfully designed studio apartments, premium amenities, and a prime downtown location, The Bowie offers the perfect balance of style and convenience for those looking to

    16 W 10th St, Erie, PA 16501
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    $795 - $975 per month

    Alpine Village Apartments

    Studio - 1 Bed

    610 Young Rd, Erie, PA 16509

    Welcome to Alpine Village in Erie, PA. Our personal touch starts with our bright studio, one, and two-bedroom floor plans and extends to our professionally landscaped grounds and beautiful green space surrounding the community. Each residence has newly renovated kitchens with beautiful oak cabinetry, updated flooring, a separate dining area, and a private patio or balcony. We want to ensure you

    610 Young Rd, Erie, PA 16509
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    $825 - $1,295 per month

    Laurel Springs Apartments

    Studio - 2 Beds

    4711 Springview Dr, Erie, PA 16509

    Welcome to Laurel Springs, ideally located in desirable Erie, PA. We put our personal touch in convenient living throughout our community. Our classic, colonial-style apartments offer studio, one, or two-bedroom floor plans with fully-equipped kitchens, extra closet space, and a private patio or balcony.Perfect for all lifestyles, we make life a little easier with on-site laundry

    4711 Springview Dr, Erie, PA 16509

Why Live in Erie

Presque Isle State Park defines waterfront living in Erie with 7 miles of beaches, hiking trails, and the historic Presque Isle Lighthouse. The 3,200-acre peninsula welcomes over 4 million visitors annually for swimming, sailing, and kayaking on Lake Erie. The Tom Ridge Environmental Center provides educational programs about the park's ecology, while its observation tower presents panoramic views. Waldameer Park & Water World combines thrill rides with water slides, and the Erie Maritime Museum showcases naval history through the U.S. Brig Niagara. The dining scene features exceptional restaurants like Oliver's Rooftop, rated 4.7 stars from 2,524 reviews, and Mi Scuzi, an Italian favorite with 4.6 stars from 944 reviews.

The housing market in Erie presents diverse options across its neighborhoods. Single-family homes in Millcreek have a median price of $270,600, while similar homes in Glenwood command a median of $255,900. The median price for single-family homes citywide is $185,000, with townhomes at $161,400. One-bedroom condos have a median price of $120,000, and two-bedroom condos reach $287,000.

Erie's cost of living sits 1.6% below the national average. A family with school-age children needs $108,000 annually to live comfortably, while renters require $52,000. The effective property tax rate is 1.62%, lower than nearby Buffalo and Cleveland at 2.08%. Groceries cost 1.3% below the national average, though gasoline at $3.677 per gallon exceeds the national average of $3.243. Education options include Northwest Pennsylvania Collegiate Academy, rated A by Niche, and Leadership Christian Academy, rated A+. Three universities, Gannon, Mercyhurst, and Penn State Erie-Behrend College, serve the community.

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