$725 - $1,200 per month
Professional Park Townhomes & Apartments
1 - 3 Beds
1250 Crescent Heights Rd, Marion, OH 43302
$725 - $1,200 per month
Professional Park Townhomes & Apartments
1 - 3 Beds
1250 Crescent Heights Rd, Marion, OH 43302
$335 - $1,200 per month
The Annex of Marion
2 - 4 Beds
258 University Dr, Marion, OH 43302
$675 - $810 per month
Community View
Studio - 1 Bed
1250 Crescent Heights Rd, Marion, OH 43302
$880 per month
228 E Center st unit 102
1 Bed
228 E Center St, Marion, OH 43302
$650 - $780 per month
Harrison House
1 Bed
407 S Main St, Marion, OH 43302
$880 - $1,050 per month
Kensington Manor
2 - 3 Beds
1605 Southland Pkwy, Marion, OH 43302
$1,092 - $1,448 per month
Fox Chase
1 - 3 Beds
372 James Way, Marion, OH 43302
$1,295 per month
1060 Fairwood Ave, Marion, OH 43302
Must complete application before showing, all applicants over 18 must complete application online. Minimum household income 4x rent. $1295mo/$1295 security deposit. 4 bedroom/1 bath bi-level home for Rent. 2 car detached garage. New paint/carpet, central air, concrete patio, fenced in backyard, washer/ dryer hook up. No
$950 per month
717 E Center St Unit 717 1/2, Marion, OH 43302
$1,000 per month
912 Oak Grove Ave, Marion, OH 43302
$750 per month
370 S State St Unit 1, Marion, OH 43302
Rent is only $750 & Utilities such as, water, sewer, Trash, Heat & AC are locked at an additional $50. This normally $250 monthly. You have separate electricity bill for inside the unit only (around $25)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Marion, Ohio, with a population of 36,800, offers a rural landscape and a downtown area filled with local restaurants. The city is home to several manufacturers, including Whirlpool Corporation, Silver Line Windows, and Wyandot Snacks, and has one of the country’s largest intermodal freight transport facilities. Marion is historically significant as the home of the 29th President Warren G. Harding, with several sites dedicated to his legacy, including the Harding Home. The city occasionally faces severe weather conditions such as thunderstorms and blizzards. Housing in Marion is notably affordable, with single-family homes ranging from fixer-uppers to newly renovated properties, primarily featuring late-19th- and early-20th-century wood-frame designs, bungalows, and American Foursquares. The Marion City School District has a 90% graduation rate, with proficiency levels in math and reading aligning with national averages. Downtown Marion on Center Street features a brewery, hibachi spot, Italian kitchen, bar, coffee shop, bookstore, and candy store, while North Main Street offers fast food options and Marion-Mount Gilead Road hosts sit-down franchises and big-box retailers. Attractions include the Marion Palace Theatre, Heritage Hall, Wyandot Popcorn Museum, and Marion County Fairgrounds. Outdoor spaces are limited but include Lincoln Park with various recreational facilities. Marion General Hospital is located on the city’s south end, and residents typically commute to Columbus, 46 miles away, via U.S. Route 23 and Ohio State Route 315. The city’s crime rates are below the national average.