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Studio Apartments for Rent in Rome, GA

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    $1,317 - $2,275 per month

    Nova River District

    Studio - 2 Beds

    340 W 3rd St SW, Rome, GA 30165

    Steps away from historic downtown, your riverside home awaits at Nova River District. Nova is thoughtfully designed for and with the local community to offer a lifestyle that is convenient to everything and far from typical. Life at Nova combines the excitement of an urban neighborhood with the peace of a scenic landscape at your doorstep. Discover how Nova River District complements the best of

    340 W 3rd St SW, Rome, GA 30165
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    $1,450 - $2,100 per month

    The RiverPoint Luxury Apartments

    Studio - 3 Beds

    24 Riverpoint Place, Rome, GA 30161

    Nestled next to the banks of the Oostanaula River and State Mutual Stadium, home of the Rome Braves, stands the RiverPoint Apartment Community. This stately four story apartment building takes apartment living to a whole new level. Located within close proximity to thriving downtown Rome, help yourself to the Heritage Trail system as you explore and follow the river to your choice of many dining

    24 Riverpoint Place, Rome, GA 30161

Why Live in Rome

Rome, Georgia, nestled in the northwest part of the state, is a small city known for its picturesque setting amid seven hills and three rivers. With a population of approximately 38,000, it serves as the county seat of Floyd County and is strategically located within a triangle formed by Chattanooga, Atlanta, and Birmingham. The city boasts a vibrant downtown area, with a dynamic mix of boutiques, diverse dining options, and art installations along the state's second-widest main street. Rome's housing market features a variety of options, from midcentury homes near downtown to contemporary properties in new subdivisions on the outskirts. The Rome City School District, along with the highly rated Darlington School and Berry College, provides quality educational opportunities. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the Heritage Trail System and enjoy activities like kayaking and paddleboarding on the rivers. The Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation Authority manages 27 parks, including Ridge Ferry Park, a popular spot for concerts and the Rome Farmers Market. Sports play a significant role in the community, with the Rome Emperors baseball team and the expansive Rome Tennis Center hosting numerous events. Cultural highlights include the Rome International Film Festival and the unique Schnauzerfest. While the city experiences hot summers and mild winters, flooding is a potential concern along the riverfront. Rome is accessible via several state routes, with the nearest commercial flights available at Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport, 55 miles away.

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