$625 - $900 per month
Northland Park Apartments
Studio - 2 Beds
2100 Freeport Rd, Sterling, IL 61081
$625 - $900 per month
Northland Park Apartments
Studio - 2 Beds
2100 Freeport Rd, Sterling, IL 61081
$907 - $1,089 per month
Sterling Towers
1 - 2 Beds
2403 E 19th St, Sterling, IL 61081
$650 per month
201 5th Ave Unit 8, Sterling, IL 61081
Property Id: 1937532Fully remodeled studio. No smoking. No Pets. Mood lighting. Carpeted hallway. All utilities included. Window blinds. Large crank out windows. Canned lights. Bathroom fan. No pets. No smoking. Quiet building. All tenants are non-smokers. Smoke free building. Coined laundry on-site.
$1,350 per month
1012 5th Ave, Sterling, IL 61081
Property Id: 1201966All applicants must first fill out a Pre-screener. There will be no showings of the property without a Pre-screener being filled out.Available 08/01/2025 or possibly before.Super clean 3 bedroom home with a 1 car attached garage.2 bedrooms downstairs and 1 large attic bedroom upstairs.laundry is located in a clean basement.Stove,refrigerator,
$950 per month
1309 6th Ave, Sterling, IL 61081
$950 per month
301 19th Ave, Sterling, IL 61081
Sterling, Illinois, is a small city with a rich industrial history, now transitioning into an amenity-rich community. Located along the Rock River, Sterling features a walkable downtown with boutiques, cafes, and murals, including one depicting the city's founding. Dining options range from comfort foods to fine Italian cuisine, and the city is part of the Rock River Chocolate Trail. Recreational spaces like Sinnissippi Park and Lawrence Park offer fishing, kayaking, and biking opportunities, while the Sinnissippi Dam Walking Bridge connects to the Hennepin Canal Feeder trail. The Grandon Civic Center hosts a summer concert series, and the historic Sterling Theater and Dillon Home Museum provide additional attractions. Sterling Public Schools are highly rated, and the Whiteside Area Career Center offers vocational training. The city has seen growth in retail, professional services, and health care, with CGH Medical Center employing over 1,000 people. Housing options include Queen Anne, Federal, Dutch Colonial, and ranch-style homes, with prices below the national median. Sterling's crime rates are roughly on par with the state average, and the city has experienced a significant drop in crime since the mid-2010s. The Quad Cities International Airport is about an hour away, while Chicago's airports are a couple of hours' drive.