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716 W Long St

EurekaCA95501

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property at 167 Cookhouse Springs Ln
$1,500

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167 Cookhouse Springs Ln

MckinleyvilleCA95519
property at 1390 I St
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1390 I St

ArcataCA95521

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138 E Street
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138 E Street

138 E StEureka, CA 95501
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2500 Hubbard LnEureka, CA 95501
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5064 Vance St
1 to 3 Bedroom Apartments

5064 Vance St

5064 Vance StEureka, CA 95503

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Eureka Overview

Eureka is more than just a coastal city. The city is not only a thriving commercial center but has the necessary transport infrastructure to support the commercial activities. Having previously been occupied by Native Americans, this area has a rich history. Today, the city boasts of a diverse racial makeup and affordable living costs. The average cost of apartments in Eureka is much lower than that in other areas across The United States.

What is the history of Eureka?

Before the arrival of European farmers, miners, loggers and fishermen, this area was originally occupied by Native Americans. However, it was not until 1849 that Humboldt Bay became known to the European settlers after an overland exploration. The exploration also led to the setting up of companies in Eureka. In the years that followed, Eureka played a major role as a route for gold suppliers during the gold rush era. However, it was the lumber industry which fed the growing building industry that led to the development of a commercial center towards the end of the 19th century. Today, due to the strategic location of Eureka, the city boasts of robust boating, shipping and fishing activities.

How is the weather in Eureka?

Eureka city experiences cool-summer Mediterranean climate with mild and rainy winters and cool and dry summers. There are small variations in seasonal temperatures with July, the hottest month, recording temperatures of about 63 degrees while the coldest month, January, has lows of 41 degrees. The average annual precipitation is usually 38 inches with snowfall happening occasionally.

How do I get around town?

There is no doubt that Eureka City has an extensive transport network. With air, water and land playing a dominant role in the transport sector, betting around the city is hassle-free. While you can use a car to get around, there are public bus transportation services provided by Eureka Transit Service for movement within the city. For those who wish to connect to areas outside Eureka City, Redwood Transit System provides bus transportation for such needs. There is also a coastal train station located in Martinez, California. Arcata-Eureka Airport, located 24 kilometers from the city, is a full service airport that effectively serves Eureka City. Other airports that provide private and charter services are Eureka Municipal Airport and Murray Field.

What is the Eureka commute like?

Apart from Redwood Highway which runs through the area, the U.S Route 101 connects Eureka to the North Coast Region. State Route 255 connects Eureka to the city of Arcata while State Route 299 connects US Route 101 to the northern part of Arcata City. Average commute time in Eureka City is 21 minutes compared to the national average of 26 minutes.

What are the local media outlets?

With the vibrant economy of Eureka City, it is no surprise that the residents have, over the years, enjoyed the services of an equally robust media industry. The Times Standard prints almost 20,000 newspapers every day, providing both national and international news. Senior News is a monthly newspaper that covers issues of importance to seniors in the area. Eureka Broadcasting Co. Inc owns and operates some commercial radio stations including KEKA-FM, KWSW-AM and KINS-FM. Other radio stations are KHSU, KMUD and KKDS-LP.

Why live in Eureka, CA?

Choosing from among the many Eureka apartments is bound to offer you more than just comfortable living. You will enjoy the great environment of the city as well as the scenic view of the surrounding vista. The residents of the city have diverse racial backgrounds and are warm and friendly. During your free time, you will not get bored for want of activities to do. With quality and adequate social amenities such as schools and hospitals, Eureka City will be a perfect place in which to raise your family.

What Eureka landmarks should I see?

There are some notable landmarks in Eureka City. Scenic drives on Redwood Highway will take you through forests, rivers, parks and other natural physical features. The Carson Mansion is a large Victorian home that features ancient architectural design. Located in Old Town, Eureka, this building is now a private club. Old Town, Eureka is home to some popular antique shops, local coffee houses, pubs and theaters. The Berta’s Ranch Covered Bridge is a historic bridge that was built across the Elk River in 1936.

What is there to do around Eureka?

For anyone living or visiting Eureka City, there are tons of activities that they can participate in. If you enjoy great shopping experiences, the Bayshore Mall, Eureka Mall, Henderson Center and Burre Center have some of the best stores for you. Food lovers get to sample different cuisines at the 100-year old Lost Coast Brewery while those who enjoy their drink can have a great time at The SpeakEasy. You can also choose to take an educational trip by visiting the museums and art galleries in Eureka City.

Any annual festivals or Eureka events to know?

Eureka City boasts of a rich heritage and diverse cultures. These features are showcased during the different annual cultural events that are held in the city. Jazz fanatics will be treated to the best jazz performances at the Redwood Coast Jazz Festival in March. The Chicken Wingfest is held in September to allow you to have a taste of the meal. Other annual festivals include Humboldt Wood Fair, Perilous Plunge and Summer Concert Series on the Broadwalk.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Eureka City has a number of popular vacation spots that will allow you to spend time with nature. The Humboldt Bay, the bay that first led settlers to the area, is a great vacation spot for bird enthusiasts as well as for taking boat tours. The Humboldt State Park has no admission fees and will introduce you to a world of various plant and animal species. There are also local galleries that feature performances by street entertainers, poets and musicians. This helps to preserve the rich history of Eureka City.

Where is the best place to move in Eureka?

While you can find many apartments in Eureka City through online searches, it is important to choose a great neighborhood. Some of the best neighborhoods in the city are Lundbar Hills, Loleta, Humbolt Hill and Willow Creek. These locations have great schools, shopping areas and entertainment spots. With the numerous opportunities that the city offers, there is no reason why you should not move to Eureka City.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Eureka

What is the current pricing and availability for apartments for rent in Eureka, CA?

As of today, September 19, 2026, there are currently 89 available Eureka apartments priced from $887 to $5,657, with an average monthly rent of $1,449.

How much are Studio apartments in Eureka?

There are currently 12 Studio Apartments in Eureka with rent ranges from $995 to $1,095 with an average price of $1,086.

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

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Eureka ranges from $887 to $1,470 with an average monthly rent of $1,308.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Eureka cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Eureka range from $1,048 to $1,770. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,513.

How expensive are Eureka Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 11 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Eureka on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,198 to $5,657 - averaging $2,573 for the location.

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