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Murray, KY Homes for Rent

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    $650 - $800 per month

    Bee Creek Crossing

    1-2 Beds

    1745 Brooklyn Dr, Murray, KY 42071

    Bee Creek Crossing is a newly constructed 60-unit, 55+ senior community situated in Murray, Calloway County, Kentucky. The three story, elevator building offers one- and two-bedroom apartments where residents will enjoy community amenities such as a community room, outdoor patio and gazebo, fitness room and off-street parking. Please note, due to the property still being under construction,

    1745 Brooklyn Dr, Murray, KY 42071
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    $2,100 per month

    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 825 Sq Ft
    • Condo for Rent

    1617 Campbell St Unit A, Murray, KY 42071

    Stay in our bright, centrally located 2-bed, 1-bath duplex apartment perfect for families, friends, or business travelers. Enjoy a fully equipped kitchen, granite countertops, cozy living area, fast WiFi, and Smart TV. Close to top restaurants, shops, and attractions. Pets are welcome, so bring your furry friends along! Book now for comfort and convenience in the heart of the city.Also

    1617 Campbell St Unit A, Murray, KY 42071
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    $1,150 per month

    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 950 Sq Ft
    • Condo for Rent

    1316 Diuguid Dr, Murray, KY 42071

    Bright 2-Bedroom Apartment | All Utilities & Appliances Included | Private Backyard & DeckThis clean and comfortable 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment offers everything you need for easy living: All utilities included stress-free monthly budgeting Full set of appliances refrigerator, stove, oven, dishwasher, washer, and dryer Spacious private backyard perfect for relaxing or

    1316 Diuguid Dr, Murray, KY 42071

Why Live in Murray

Murray, Kentucky, is a small rural city centered around Murray State University, which enrolls approximately 9,500 students. The university offers various activities, such as tours of the Clara Eagle Art Gallery and football games at Roy Stewart Stadium. The Murray Independent School District is highly rated, with reading and math proficiencies exceeding state and national averages. Key employers in the area include a dairy company, a window manufacturer, and a food manufacturer. Residents often unwind at Kentucky Lake, one of the largest manmade lakes in the nation, popular for boating, fishing, and professional bass fishing tournaments. Housing options range from mid-century ranch styles and bungalows in the north to New Traditionals, Colonial Revivals, and Contemporaries in the south. Central Park provides a dog park, outdoor amphitheater, public pool, soccer complex, and performing arts building. Dining options are varied along Twelfth Street, with a mix of fast-food, sit-down chains, and local eateries, while Main Street offers a charming downtown experience. Entertainment is primarily found at Murray State, with NCAA Division I sports and performances at Lovett Auditorium. For travel, Nashville is 120 miles away, and residents use Nashville International Airport. Murray has lower crime rates compared to state and national averages, making it a safer place to live.
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