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Marion, IL Homes for Rent

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    $625 per month

    Chesapeake Apartments

    2 Beds

    202 Chesapeake Dr, Marion, IL 62959

    202 Chesapeake Dr, Marion, IL 62959
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    $853 - $1,270 per month

    Shawnee Village

    1 - 3 Beds

    1300 W Boulevard St, Marion, IL 62959

    Shawnee Village Apartments – Independent Senior and Multi-Family Living NOW LEASING 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments ranging from $697-$967. Affordable Senior Housing (62 and older)--NOW LEASING 1 bedroom apartments- 582 Sq. Ft.Income limits applyRent based on income Affordable Multi-Family Housing -- NOW LEASING1-595 Sq Ft, 2-798 Sq Ft and 3-965 Sq Ft. bedroom apartments Income

    1300 W Boulevard St, Marion, IL 62959
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    $1,700 per month

    • 3 Beds
    • 2.5 Baths
    • Condo for Rent

    1500 Cornerstone Ct Unit B, Marion, IL 62959

    Property Id: 2140989Beautiful two story 3 bed, 2.5 bath townhome with 2 car garage. Newly remodeled with new HVAC, water heater, appliances, flooring, paint, fixtures. Landlord pays lawncare and trash. Tenent pays utilities. No pets. 650+ credit score. Take home pay 3x rent.

    1500 Cornerstone Ct Unit B, Marion, IL 62959
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    $725 per month

    • 1 Bed
    • 1 Bath
    • 973 Sq Ft
    • Condo for Rent

    712 N Market St Unit SUITE, Marion, IL 62959

    ELECTRIC INCLUDED YES FREE GAS, FREE WATER HOT AND COLD, FREE TRASH PICK UP ALL INCLUDED WITH RENT! UTILITY electric not included Please for protecting privacy schedule visit, please make a confirmed appointment to be escorted on this property. A great 1-bedroom, 1-Full 4 piece ceramic tile bathroom shower/bathtub apartment at 712 N Market St offers a spacious living area ranging from 1001 to

    712 N Market St Unit SUITE, Marion, IL 62959

Why Live in Marion

Marion, Illinois, a small city in Southern Illinois, is known as the "Oasis of Opportunity." Located at the junction of Interstate 57 and Illinois Route 13, Marion serves as a key regional hub with a stable population of around 17,000 residents. The city has seen significant revitalization, particularly in its historic downtown square, which now hosts various businesses, including a brewery and music venue set to open in 2026. The Marion Cultural and Civic Center, built on the site of the old Orpheum Theatre, is a focal point for local and touring performances. Marion's economy benefits from major employers like Aisin Manufacturing, a Pepsi bottling plant, and the Marion United States Penitentiary. The city is also home to the only Veterans Affairs Hospital within a 45-mile radius. For recreation, Marion is within a 30-minute drive of Rend Lake, Crab Orchard Lake, and Lake of Egypt, attracting boating and fishing enthusiasts. Shawnee National Forest and several state parks offer additional outdoor activities. The Marion Park District manages nearly a dozen parks, including Pyramid Park with its Pharaoh’s Way Disc Golf Course and Ray Fosse Park, named after the local baseball legend. Marion Community Unit School District No. 2 is highly rated, with Marion High School featuring modern facilities. The city also hosts various events, such as the Third Thursday celebrations and Very Merry Marion in December. Despite its warmer climate, Marion is prone to volatile spring weather, including tornadoes, with a notable EF4 tornado in 1982 memorialized in the city's square.

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The most popular zip codes in Marion, IL for renters is 62901.
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