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property at 11561 Park Ln

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11561 Park Ln

Apple ValleyCA92308
property at 21621 Pine Ridge Ave

$2,400

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3 Bedroom, 1 Bath Home for Rent

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21621 Pine Ridge Ave

Apple ValleyCA92307
property at 14258 Tonikan Rd

$2,600

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14258 Tonikan Rd

Apple ValleyCA92307

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property at 13099 Meteor Dr

$3,150

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13099 Meteor Dr

VictorvilleCA92395
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Apple Valley, CA Local Guide

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Apple Valley Overview

A relatively new city located in the hub of San Bernardino County, Apple Valley is an on-the-move California locale known for its working-class pride and affectionately referred to as 'the Apple of the Desert'.

What is the history of Apple Valley?

Located on the edge of the Mojave Desert, the city was officially incorporated in 1988. Famed celebrity Roy Rogers called the area home, and is in fact buried in the local Sunset Hills Memorial Park. Apple farming, unsurprisingly, was a major economic force for much of the 1900s. Today, Apple Valley largely acts as a community for families, many of which commute to work in the San Bernardino job market.

How is the weather in Apple Valley?

Summers are quite hot and dry, and winters tend to be very mild, with snow a rarity. Rain can be found in spring, although the overall area is quite dry throughout much of the year.

How do I get around town?

A majority of those living in Apple Valley apartments rely on a personal automobile for day to day transportation, although some limited bus service is available. The Southern California Logistics Airport offers some domestic flights in the area, and taxi service and even bicycling remain popular.

What is the Apple Valley commute like?

Day to day traffic is generally light throughout the city proper, with Interstate 15 the major roadway. Route 18 cuts through the center of town as well, giving Apple Valley apartment residents plenty of options for getting around. Those commuting to San Bernardino and beyond may experience some typical prime time slow conditions, but overall traffic in the region tends to move at a reasonable pace.

What are the local media outlets?

The 'Apple Valley Review' handles much of the local news print, while a number of affiliates for broadcasting such as ABC and NBC can be found with ease within Apple Valley rentals. Radio is dominated by classic rock, tejano and talk radio for the most part.

Why live in Apple Valley, CA?

Home to a number of schools and known for its firm sense of community, this fledgling California city makes an excellent spot for families and blue collar working singles. Chock full of scenic desert views and plenty of natural ambiance, Apple Valley is a surefire hit for anyone considering a move to the west coast.

What Apple Valley landmarks should I see?

The California Route 66 Museum pays homage to the most famed stretch of roadway in the nation, while the Victor Valley Museum offers a scientific look at local wildlife and natural surroundings in an intimate setting. The Mohave Narrows Park is a spectacular place to spend an afternoon, flush with both water views and plenty of greenery, while country music fans will undoubtedly want to pay a visit to Roy Rogers' final resting place.

What is there to do around Apple Valley?

Play a round at the Ashwood Golf Course, or enjoy a wine tasting at Fazeli Cellars, both easily reached from a variety of Apple Valley apartments for rent. stop by the historic Apple Valley Inn for a few rounds, or taste the famous pie at the Spirit River Cafe.

Any annual festivals or Apple Valley events to know?

July 4th plays a special part in Apple Valley, complete with fireworks and a parade, while Halloween is also highlighted by live music and plenty of costumes. The Big Bear Chili Festival is a relatively new event, while the Apple Valley Fall Festival combines plenty of tasty treats with crafts and local artisans.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Hit the west coast for a visit to San Diego, or see the stars in Hollywood, both easily reached by car from a majority of Apple Valley rentals. Camping can be found near the Mojave Desert, and for those wishing to truly roll the dice on adventure the bright lights of Las Vegas are always calling.

Where is the best place to move in Apple Valley?

Whether you are in the market for a roomy 3-bedroom family unit close to area schools and the I-15 onramp, or are hunting for an ideal bachelor pad complete with onsite swimming pool and pet-friendly policies, odds are in your favor that the perfect Apple Valley apartment for rent is out there waiting for you. So what are you waiting for? Start your search for the ultimate place to call home in Apple Valley today, and start seeing what life in sunny California is all about! Good luck with your search!

Apple Valley, CA
Population: 73,508

Ranked #490

in US Census Population by City

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Frequently Asked Questions about Apple Valley

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Apple Valley cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Apple Valley range from $1,250 to $2,000. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,655.

How expensive are Apple Valley Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 86 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Apple Valley on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,795 to $2,300 - averaging $1,971 for the location.

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