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Studio Apartments for Rent in Monroe, MI

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    $850 - $1,999 per month

    Hampton Apartments & Townhomes

    Studio - 3 Beds

    1318 Frank Dr, Monroe, MI 48162

    Hampton Apartments and Townhomes is a gracious rental community located off Telegraph Road in northwest Monroe, minutes from both 1-75 and I-275. Residents enjoy the close convenience of retail, recreation and restaurants within walking distance. Hampton offers an extensive selection of apartment homes from a personal studio to a gigantic three bedroom townhome, with rental rates to meet most

    1318 Frank Dr, Monroe, MI 48162
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    $885 - $1,219 per month

    Garden Court Apartments

    Studio - 2 Beds

    402 Stewart Rd, Monroe, MI 48162

    Enjoy single-story living at it's best! Enjoy a private entry with no stairs or hallways! Full-size washer/dryer hook-ups in every one and two bedroom apartment home. You'll even have extra attic storage in every apartment. Garden Court is conveniently located between Monroe St. and Telegraph Rd. Easy access to I-75 and I-275 and minutes from US 23. Close to shopping, restaurants, and

    402 Stewart Rd, Monroe, MI 48162
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    $799 - $1,099 per month

    Foxton Apartments

    Studio - 2 Beds

    1329 Foxton Dr, Monroe, MI 48162

    1329 Foxton Dr, Monroe, MI 48162

Why Live in Monroe

Monroe, Michigan, a city of about 20,000 residents, is situated on the shores of Lake Erie and carries a rich historical legacy. Named after President James Monroe, the city commemorates notable events from the War of 1812 at the River Raisin National Battlefield Park. Monroe's industrial roots are evident with the presence of the La-Z-Boy World Headquarters and DTE Energy's Monroe Power Plant, both significant employers. The housing market features a variety of styles, from historic Victorian cottages and American Foursquares in Central and Northeast Monroe to Modern Craftsman and Colonial Revival homes in Northwest Monroe. The median home price is notably below the national average. Monroe Public Schools, while undergoing renovations, serve the community alongside numerous private religious institutions. The River Raisin offers recreational opportunities such as fishing and kayaking, enhanced by the River Raisin Heritage Trail that connects Munson Park to Sterling State Park. Dining in Monroe includes a local rivalry between Monroe's Original Hot Dog and Vince's Drive-In, both known for their chilidogs and root beer floats. Telegraph Road serves as the main shopping hub, and the city hosts community events like the Monroe County Fair and summer concerts at St. Mary's Park. Monroe's location provides convenient access to Detroit, 35 miles north, and Toledo, 17 miles south, with Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport 27 miles away. Recreational marijuana dispensaries are also prevalent within 15 miles of the city.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most popular neighborhoods in Monroe, MI for renters?
The most popular neighborhood in Monroe, MI for renters is Downtown Toledo.
What are the most popular zip codes in Monroe, MI for renters?
The most popular zip codes in Monroe, MI for renters is 43604.
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