Apartments for Rent in Burlington, VT (395 Rentals)

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41 N Willard St, Unit 2
$5,500

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Base Rent$5,500
Total Monthly Price$5,500
5 Bedroom Apartment Available Jun 1, 2027

41 N Willard St, Unit 2

41 N Willard StBurlington, VT 05401
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133 Loomis St, Unit 2
$4,600

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Base Rent$4,600
Total Monthly Price$4,600
4 Bedroom Apartment Available Jun 1, 2027

133 Loomis St, Unit 2

133 Loomis StBurlington, VT 05401

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361 S Winooski Ave, Unit 2
$1,750

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Base Rent$1,750
Total Monthly Price$1,750
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361 S Winooski Ave, Unit 2

361 S Winooski AveBurlington, VT 05401
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17 S Willard St
$1,475 - $4,400

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Base Rent$1,475 - $4,400
Total Monthly Price$1,475 - $4,400
Studio to 4 Bedroom Apartment Available Jun 1, 2027

17 S Willard St

17 S Willard StBurlington, VT 05401
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180 N Winooski Ave, Unit 101
$2,400

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Base Rent$2,400
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180 N Winooski Ave, Unit 101

180 N Winooski AveBurlington, VT 05401
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60 N Willard St, Unit 1
$2,100

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Base Rent$2,100
Total Monthly Price$2,100
2 Bedroom Apartment Available Jun 1, 2027

60 N Willard St, Unit 1

60 N Willard StBurlington, VT 05401
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60 Bradley St
$3,600 - $4,600

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Base Rent$3,600 - $4,600
Total Monthly Price$3,600 - $4,600
3 to 4 Bedroom Apartment Available Jun 1, 2027

60 Bradley St

60 Bradley StBurlington, VT 05401
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28 Loomis St, Unit 2
$2,000

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Base Rent$2,000
Total Monthly Price$2,000
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28 Loomis St, Unit 2

28 Loomis StBurlington, VT 05401
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Burlington Overview

Burlington, VT, offers you and your family unique diversity with every corner you turn. You’ll find stunning areas of American history to tour and beautiful forests and mountains to hike and bike through. If modern-day activities are your thing, you’re sure to find plenty to do amidst numerous theaters and unique shops. Burlington is the biggest city in Vermont, and is well-known as one of the best college towns in the United States.

What is the history of Burlington?

Burlington was one of the first cities of the Little France colonization in the 1700s. It was home to General Ethan Allen, and many of the historic sites are from this early time frame. One of the first colleges in Burlington was built in 1793. The city is located on beautiful Lake Champlain, is listed as one of Forbes prettiest cities. Although it’s the biggest city in Vermont, the lifestyle is that of Small Town USA.

How is the weather in Burlington?

Burlington has a humid climate. The warm season ranges from late May through mid-September. High temperatures normally peak in the low 80s and low temperatures in the 60s. There is no real dry season due to the amount of forest density. The cold season runs from early December through late March, with high temperatures averaging in the mid-20s, and low temperatures in the teens. Inland, there are rarely temperatures below zero. Substantial snowfall is rare. The annual snowfall averages 83 inches.

How do I get around town?

Traveling in Burlington by car is no problem. There’s ample parking with easy access to shops, theaters and restaurants. Many of the downtown attractions are located on pedestrian-only streets. There’s plenty of public transportation with bus lines going from one end of town to the other. There are also plenty of bike trails, although due to the hilly terrain, it isn’t always the easiest way to go.

What is the Burlington commute like?

Interstate Hwys. 189 and 89 outskirt Burlington. U.S. Routes 2 and 7 give you access in the town limits. Vermont Route 127 is a limited-access highway, giving you access to the North End of the city. Travel within the city itself is easy, although some traffic is limited to pedestrians only. This works well for shopping areas.

What are the local media outlets?

You’ll find a diverse array of media to meet your needs in Burlington. The most popular paper in the area is the Burlington Free Press. Other newspapers include the UVM Vermont Cynic and the Vermont Woman. Local radio station WVPS FM 107.9 keeps you up-to-date on news, business, sports and events in the area.

Why live in Burlington, VT?

Burlington’s diverse history offers something for everyone—young and old. Housing in the Burlington area is affordable and plentiful. Apartment living is a great way to have easy access to schools, shopping and fun things to do. You’re sure to find the atmosphere you’re looking for, whether you prefer a quiet neighborhood or the hustle and bustle of the downtown community!

What Burlington landmarks should I see?

Visiting the historic landmarks throughout the Burlington area are a great way to spend a day trip. You can learn a great deal of early American history at the Shelburne Museum. Over 39 buildings give you an interesting view into local history and unique shopping experiences. Take a tour of the Ethan Allen Homestead for even more local history!

What is there to do around Burlington?

There are plenty of awesome things to do in and around town. Outdoor recreation is plentiful with bike and hiking trails. Indoor activities include the ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center, the Fleming Museum of Art, or brewery tours. There’s something for everyone in Burlington!

Any annual festivals or Burlington events to know?

The Discover Jazz Festival in early June is a ten-day festival loaded with entertainment, great food and great times for the entire family. If you’re not a music fan, check out the Lake Champlain International Fishing Derby, also in June. Fall festivals include Oktoberfest and the annual Halloween Bike Ride.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Vermont is full of fun things to do. Take advantage of the great activities at Lake Champlain. Rent a paddle boat or take a cruise, visit the maritime museums, or spend the day picnicking on its beautiful shores. There are historical sites close at hand for day trips. Visit Robert Frost’s Homestead near Bennington or visit the Bennington museum. Bike rentals are available to enjoy the stunning countryside.

Where is the best place to move in Burlington?

Anywhere you choose your apartment in Burlington is sure to offer you the small-town friendliness of the city. There are numerous apartment communities on and near the college campuses, and many more in the downtown area. Whatever your lifestyle, you’ll find the perfect place to call home in Burlington!

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Frequently Asked Questions about Burlington

What is the current pricing and availability for apartments for rent in Burlington, VT?

As of today, September 22, 2026, there are currently 395 available Burlington apartments priced from $875 to $6,600, with an average monthly rent of $2,287.

What Burlington neighborhoods have the most available apartments?

There are 4 neighborhoods in the Burlington area with available listings as of today. The three neighborhoods with the most options are Old North End with 389 listings, South End with 283 listings, and Downtown Burlington with 98 listings.

How much are Studio apartments in Burlington?

There are currently 76 Studio Apartments in Burlington with rent ranges from $1,000 to $2,225 with an average price of $1,795.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Burlington Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Burlington ranges from $875 to $2,895 with an average monthly rent of $1,914.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Burlington cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Burlington range from $1,325 to $3,750. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,244.

How expensive are Burlington Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 89 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Burlington on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $2,300 to $3,950 - averaging $3,012 for the location.

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