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Studio Apartments for Rent in Marion, IN

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    $550 - $800 per month

    Welcome to Beckford Place

    Studio - 2 Beds

    1315 N Beckford Place, Marion, IN 46952

    Step into comfort and style in this beautifully updated 1 bedroom, 1 bath ground-level apartment. Featuring newly installed flooring throughout, this home offers a fresh, modern feel with plenty of room to relax and unwind.Enjoy the convenience of a spacious layout with a bright living area, a large bedroom with ample closet space, and a well-equipped kitchen perfect for everyday living.

    1315 N Beckford Place, Marion, IN 46952
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    $695 - $975 per month

    Turtle Creek Apartments

    Studio - 2 Beds

    2116 W 2nd St, Marion, IN 46952

    At the intersection of comfort and convenience lies Turtle Creek Apartments, where you can take full advantage of numerous amenities and services that are guaranteed to make your home pleasurable.From community events to a courtesy law enforcement officer living onsite, we seek to provide you with the attention and care you deserve.Featuring impeccable accommodations and an

    2116 W 2nd St, Marion, IN 46952
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    $850 - $950 per month

    • Studio - 1 Bed
    • 1 Bath
    • 300 Sq Ft
    • Townhouse for Rent

    816 S Boots St, Marion, IN 46953

    Be a part of a friendly community that enjoys a great big back yard - where you can have weekend BBQ's or be able to stretch and have fun.

    816 S Boots St, Marion, IN 46953
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    $850 - $950 per month

    • Studio - 1 Bed
    • 1 Bath
    • 300 Sq Ft
    • Townhouse for Rent

    816 S Boots St, Marion, IN 46953

    Be a part of a friendly community that enjoys a great big back yard - where you can have weekend BBQ's or be able to stretch and have fun.

    816 S Boots St, Marion, IN 46953

Why Live in Marion

Marion, IN, is a town with a rich industrial history and a strong community spirit, home to nearly 30,000 residents. Once an industrial hub, Marion still hosts major employers like GM Marion, the university, and the hospital. The town has a vibrant local business scene supported by business incubators and entrepreneur networks. The Mississinewa Riverwalk, stretching over 2 miles, connects several parks, including Charles Mill Park and Fitness Center, and ends at Matter Park, the city’s oldest and largest park. Matter Park is a focal point for community events, such as the winter Walkway of Lights and the annual War of 1812 Reenactment. The Marion Municipal Airport hosts the Fly/In Cruise/In event every August, showcasing vintage aircraft and vehicles. Marion Community Schools offer diverse academic pathways, including an aviation program at Marion High School. The town also has a strong arts heritage, being the birthplace of James Dean and Jim Davis, creator of Garfield. Housing options range from historic Nationals near downtown to Cape Cods, ranch-style homes, and New Traditional and Colonial Revivals in Shady Hills. Downtown Marion features historic brick Italianate buildings with local restaurants and shops, while Western Avenue is lined with supermarkets and big box stores. Public transportation is available through the City of Marion Transit System, connecting residents to major employers and essential services.

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