$1,000 - $1,470 per month
Oaks at Canterbury
1 - 4 Beds
4 W Canterbury Ct, Ottawa, KS 66067
$1,000 - $1,470 per month
Oaks at Canterbury
1 - 4 Beds
4 W Canterbury Ct, Ottawa, KS 66067
$1,400 per month
830 S Pecan St, Ottawa, KS 66067
Property Id: 2014128Nice 3 bed 2 bath duplex with 1 car attached garage. Built in 2021. No smoking No pets Minimum monthly income 4,200
$1,250 per month
634 S Poplar St, Ottawa, KS 66067
Central Heat & AirRefrigerator, Range, Microwave, Dishwasher IncludedLawnmowing includedMax Occ.- 6 PersonsNO SMOKING ANYWHERE ON PREMISESNO PETS
$1,250 per month
1020 Augusta Ln, Ottawa, KS 66067
Call Tammy to see - seven 85-four18-88 four zero OPEN FLOOR PLAN—PLENTY OF STORAGE (2 blocks North of Golf Course)We keep our apartments Pet Free for those with allergies. (no exceptions) No smoking on premises. (insurance requirement)
$1,100 - $1,375 per month
Ottawa Plains Apartments
2 - 3 Beds
1141 W 17th St, Ottawa, KS 66067
$1,320 per month
726 S Oak St, Ottawa, KS 66067
Property Id: 2064697This 2 bedroom 1 bath home has everything you need at a great price! It features a brand-new roof, brand new water heater, brand-new sewer line. Fresh paint inside and vinyl siding and vinyl windows for easy maintenance. Stainless kitchen appliances, gas stove and refrigerator stay with the property. You'll love the location, just a short walk or drive to Ottawa
Ottawa, Kansas, is a small city with a college-town atmosphere, largely influenced by Ottawa University. The university, which offers free tuition to certified tribal members of the Ottawa Native American tribe, contributes to the city's vibrant community, especially on game days when downtown restaurants and shops fill up. The historic downtown area features century-old Italianate-style buildings housing local businesses, coffee shops, eateries, and unique shops, making it a quaint and walkable part of the city. Ottawa hosts various events throughout the year, including Ladies Night, music festivals like CityFolk Fest and Ottawa Bluesfest, and holiday celebrations such as the Boo Bash Candy Parade and the mayor’s tree lighting ceremony. For outdoor enthusiasts, Ottawa boasts two intersecting state bike trails, the Flint Hills Trail and Prairie Spirit Trail, attracting biking tourism. The Marais Des Cygnes River, once prone to flooding, is now managed by levees and pumping stations, and is popular for fishing at the Second Street Dam. Housing in Ottawa ranges from historic homes dating back to the late 1800s to newer properties, with tax incentives available for revitalization projects. Ottawa Unified School District serves the educational needs of the community with highly rated schools, and Ottawa University offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs. Commuting options include a one-hour drive to Kansas City via Interstate 35 and a 45-minute drive to Topeka via U.S. Route 59.