Apartments for Rent in ZIP Code 13502

Feel right at home with our breezy community layout, offering privacy and broad sidewalks for strolling, jogging, or pet-walking. Enjoy sunny days in the sparkling pool, soaking up the sun on the sundeck, or grilling at the poolside barbecue. Socialize by the firepit, outdoor patio, or stylish clubhouse. Practical perks include a state-of-the-art fitness center, a dog park, and a professional

Welcome to The M Apartments. This property is situated in the Downtown Utica area of Utica. These upscale and modern apartments are located conveniently near courthouse, county building, state office building. The leasing staff is ready for your visit. Experience a new standard at The M Apartments. Residents will enjoy the convenience of a washer and dryer included in the unit, as well as

Welcome to our newly renovated luxury loft in the heart of Utica's historic downtown area. This building is full of an assortment of one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment floorplans and a select amount of 2 bedroom, 2 baths. These apartments all feature top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances including a refrigerator, microwave, and stove/oven. The granite countertops add a touch of elegance to

Originally built in 1867 & expanded in 1888, this Utica landmark was once home to the Utica Steam Cotton Factory (Building #2). The historic property has been completed rehabilitated to showcase the City's premier residential apartments. Featuring 64-units, comprised of studios, 1-bedrooms & 2-bedrooms, the apartments are filled with incredible natural light, exposed brick, wood beams and

The Winston Building - newly constructed, luxury rentals! Large one-bedroom apartments with high-end European finishes throughout. The Winston offers residents a laundry facility, fitness center, and covered parking available 24/7. The Winston is located in prime Downtown Utica, walking distance from the new Wynn Hospital as well as shopping and dining. With an elevator servicing all five

The SULLIVAN, named after famed architect Louis Sullivan (1856-1924). He was the inspiration for Utica-based architect Frederick Gouge who designed the former Utica Commercial Travelers Building in 1904. The building was first constructed in 1905 and in 1938 an addition to the original 5-story structure was built. Today, this iconic structure is now home to 32 apartments in the heart of downtown