
Apartments near Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, OH (338 Rentals)


Federal Knitting Mills

Columbus Lofts

Arbor Park Village

2270 W 14th St

Cornerstone Apartments

2258 Literary Rd

4122 Chester Ave

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The Guernsey Apartments

Market District Lofts

29th Street

Ohio City Apartments

Tremont Terraces on Lincoln Park

The Fairmont Creamery

Scranton Ave Carriage Works

Emeritus House

The Lofts at West Side Community House

The Dexter

3501 Clinton

Lincoln Park Place

Clinton Apartment Building

Tremont Pointe Apartments

The Villages of Carver Park

2539 W 10th St

The Eleanor - Luxury Ohio City Apartments

TREO

3800 Woodbine

Smartland Body Block Arcade Apartments

Wilson Apartments

Tappan Apartments

St Andrews Apartments

The Clermont

5403-5407 Detroit Ave

Breakwater Lofts

Franklin Manor

4609 Lorain Ave

5401 Bridge Ave

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Cleveland is home to several interesting landmarks, but few are more recognizable for visitors and people from Cleveland apartments alike than the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. When people walk up to this unique structure they know they're in for one of the most amazing experiences in town, home to some of the most fascinating exhibits in the city, taking you through the history of rock and roll in an intriguing way. Those wanting to explore the rock and roll lifestyle, while still keeping well within the city limits, need only find an apartment near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, simply a stone's throw away from all the fun and fascination of museum. Sitting right on the shore of Lake Erie, the building will take your breath away before you even step through the doors. Sitting at the entrance is a large, glass pyramid, which has become somewhat of a symbol for Cleveland as a whole, recognizable to anyone who has been to the museum. When a person from a Cleveland apartment steps through the doors, however, the real party begins. Around every corner you'll find more and more information on the history of rock and roll and the fantastic folks that made that music what it was. There's more information on the history of rock than you can find any other place in the world, making it a must see spot for any fan of the musical style, whether they can from across the country, or from an apartment near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. With just a quick walk down the street, people with apartments near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame can step into a world inhabited by some of the greatest figures in American music history, finding out more information about rock and roll than they could find anywhere else. Visitors from all over the country make their way to the Cleveland for the sole purpose of visiting this museum, making those with Cleveland apartments a lucky bunch, being in such close proximity to such an amazing landmark.
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How much are Studio apartments in Cleveland?
There are currently 640 Studio Apartments in Cleveland with rent ranges from $600 to $2,445 with an average price of $1,259.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Cleveland ranges from $419 to $6,000 with an average monthly rent of $1,582.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Cleveland range from $685 to $6,750. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,770.
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There are currently 561 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Cleveland on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $554 to $10,968 - averaging $1,913 for the location.
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