$920 - $1,345 per month
South Park Apartments
1 - 3 Beds
1501 Old Main St, Newton, KS 67114
$920 - $1,345 per month
South Park Apartments
1 - 3 Beds
1501 Old Main St, Newton, KS 67114
$725 per month
209 E 11th St, Newton, KS 67114
Property Id: 460581***Fill out the brief questionnaire on turbotenant, schedule a viewing and come check it out!*****No application fee with our application process****PICTURES SHOW APT LAYOUT**2 Bedroom, 1 Bath;Tenant pays electric; water/sewer and trash paid by Landlord; NO SMOKING; NO PETS or satellite dishes.Pictures reflect layout of apartment, not
$600 per month
207 E 11th St, Newton, KS 67114
Property Id: 460552***Rent = $600/month***-Off street parking-Central Heat and Air (electric)-Gas hot water-Range -Refrigerator -Storage Space in basement-Great community-NEW Vinyl (wood plank) flooring-Other: Very close to Dillons, several kid friendly parks, restaurants, and banks, and only a few blocks from the Newton bike path.-NO Smoking-NO
$1,200 per month
720 Grandview Ave, Newton, KS 67114
Great location on Grandview Ave! This two bedroom, 1 bath home features two living areas, nice size closets, and has recently had the floors refinished and fresh paint! You will also love the screened in back patio for entertaining! Pets are negotiable.
$865 - $1,535 per month
Cottonwood Crossing
1 - 3 Beds
705 Cottonwood Crossing Dr, Newton, KS 67114
Newton, Kansas, a city with a rich railroad history, began to take shape with the expansion of the Santa Fe Railroad in 1871. Today, the city of over 18,000 residents, known as Newtonians, maintains its historical charm with an active railroad running through its center. Newton offers a suburban feel with a strong sense of community, evident in its historic downtown lined with shops and restaurants, many of which reflect the city's Latino heritage. The cost of living is about 13% lower than the national average, making it an affordable place to live, with some residents commuting 30 miles to Wichita for work. Newton's largest employers include the Newton Unified School District, NMC Health, and Bethel College. The city boasts more than 670 acres of parks, trails, and waterways, with Athletic Park being a central hub for community activities, including football games and water sports. The city's diverse cultural background is celebrated through events like the annual Taste of Newton food festival. Housing in Newton ranges from historic Victorian homes in the McKinley District to modern developments on the outskirts. Bethel College offers higher education opportunities. Transportation is primarily car-based, with Interstate 135 providing easy access to Wichita. Newton also has an Amtrak station, the busiest in Kansas, connecting residents to major cities across the country.