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Princeton, IN Homes for Rent

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    $1,645 - $1,650 per month

    Circle Point Villas

    3 Beds

    1615 W Tulip Blossom Ln, Princeton, IN 47670

    Prime Living at Its Finest: Luxurious Stand-Alone 3 Bedroom Villas in Princeton, Indiana's Thriving Industrial HubIntroducing the epitome of modern living in Princeton, Indiana: our exquisite stand-alone villas. Nestled in a prime location near the prestigious Toyota plant and the thriving Evansville industrial area, these remarkable properties offer the perfect blend of convenience and

    1615 W Tulip Blossom Ln, Princeton, IN 47670
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    Baldwin Heights

    1 - 3 Beds

    220 W Garfield Ave, Princeton, IN 47670

    220 W Garfield Ave, Princeton, IN 47670
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    $1,030 - $1,105 per month

    Vail Estates Apartments

    1 - 2 Beds

    2100 S Richland Creek Dr, Princeton, IN 47670

    We don't just rent apartments. From the moment you walk through the front door you'll feel the comfort and security that makes our residents happy to call us home. Cutting edge amenities, meticulously-groomed grounds, and a dedicated staff contributes to a higher standard of living. Convenient shopping, award-winning schools, local museums and parks are all close at hand, with sponsored

    2100 S Richland Creek Dr, Princeton, IN 47670

Why Live in Princeton

Princeton, Indiana, is a small city located about 30 miles north of Evansville, known for its friendly community and rural charm. With a population of approximately 8,300 residents, Princeton offers essential shopping, dining, and recreational amenities. Housing options vary from modest cottages and bungalows in the downtown area to new builds in subdivisions like Northbrook Hills and White Church Crossing on the outskirts. The Toyota Motor Manufacturing plant is a significant fixture, employing over 7,500 people and featuring a visitor’s center with tram-driven tours. Other major employers include Hansen Corporation and Duke Energy Operations Center. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy South Side Park's walking trail, basketball court, and disc golf course, as well as Lafayette Park's fishing pond and the Princeton Aquatic Center's pool and water slides. Downtown Princeton is pedestrian-friendly, with well-maintained sidewalks and a variety of local businesses, including diners, cafés, and boutiques. Dick Clark’s Family Restaurant, a local favorite since 1946, is known for its classic cheeseburgers and ice cream. For groceries, residents have access to Ruler Foods, IGA, Save-A-Lot, and Walmart. Princeton is conveniently located at the junction of state highways 41 and 54, providing easy access to Evansville and Louisville. The closest airport is Evansville Regional Airport, 24 miles away. Princeton's schools, part of the North Gibson School Corporation district, are highly rated, and the city also has two private schools. Winters are cold with some snow, while summers are hot and humid, and tornadoes can occur.

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