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Sagewind Ranch
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$3,031 - $4,007
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Sagewind Ranch

43501 Oleander StLancaster, CA 93535
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Vello Crossings
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$2,157 - $3,524
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Vello Crossings

43738 Buena Vista WayLancaster, CA 93536
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Vello Valley
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$2,506 - $3,461
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Vello Valley

43808 Vintage StLancaster, CA 93536
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property at 1121 W Milling St

$2,100

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1121 W Milling St

LancasterCA93534
property at 3033 San Miguel Dr

$1,400

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$1,400
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3033 San Miguel Dr

LancasterCA93535
property at 43826 Adler Ave

$2,300

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$2,300
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43826 Adler Ave

LancasterCA93534
property at 2851 W Ave J4

$2,600

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2851 W Ave J4

LancasterCA93536
property at 4551 W Avenue L14

$2,680

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$2,680
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4551 W Avenue L14

LancasterCA93536
property at 44104 Carolside Ave

$2,750

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$2,750
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44104 Carolside Ave

LancasterCA93535
property at 5603 W Avenue M2

$2,800

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$2,800
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5603 W Avenue M2

LancasterCA93536
property at 45463 Foxton Ave

$2,850

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$2,850
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45463 Foxton Ave

LancasterCA93535
property at 2101 Forry St

$2,900

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2101 Forry St

LancasterCA93536
property at 2310 Edam St

$3,000

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2310 Edam St

LancasterCA93536
property at 44518 Benald St

$3,300

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44518 Benald St

LancasterCA93535
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Lancaster Overview

The City of Lancaster provides residents the best living situation possible. From the temperate weather and beautiful flowers to the low cost of living and access to big city amenities, residents can enjoy a close-knit community without excitement. Lancaster is home to a musical road along with musical museums, and the city is just one hour away from sunny L.A. Within a few hours, residents can be right outside the Hollywood Sign, Disneyland, and Universal Studios. 

What is the history of Lancaster?

The completion of the Southern Pacific Railroad gave birth to Lancaster in 1876. The location provided railroad workers a place to easily access pure water between San Francisco and Los Angeles. The Western Hotel was built shortly thereafter, and, by 1890, Lancaster was quickly becoming prosperous. Steady growth began in the 1930s and has continued since then with no end in sight. It wasn’t until 1977 that Lancaster separated itself from Los Angeles Country and began to self-govern.

How is the weather in Lancaster?

South California is a dream come true for those looking to escape cold winters. The Subtropical-Mediterranean climate allows residents to enjoy the best of all four seasons. Residents enjoy less than 2 inches of rain in any given month and minimal humidity. Spring brings comfortable temperatures in the mid-70s with some expectancy for rainfall. Summer provides residents dry, warm heat and temperatures in the mid-80s. Autumn temperatures range in the high 70s to low 80s and boasts low chance for precipitation. Winter temperatures stay within the 60s and with only 1 inch of snow expected.

How do I get around town?

Lancaster is an hour drive away from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and the Bob Hope Airport (BUR). With the close proximity to L.A., major mass transit options are available for residents. The Antelope Valley Transit Authority (AVTA) offers services for children, employees, and residents seven days a week. Those looking to avoid driving to Santa Clarita, San Fernando Valley, and L.A. basin cities can hop on the Metrolink rail service Monday through Saturday. 

What is the Lancaster commute like?

Those looking at apartments in Lancaster can have peace of mind knowing the average commute is 32 minutes. The AVTA and Metrolink provide commuter services during the work week in order to avoid the Los Angeles traffic. For those who prefer to drive, Interstate 5, Interstate 405, and Interstate 210, Highway 14, Highway 138, and Highway 58 are easily accessible.

What are the local media outlets?

Lancaster has access to local TV stations like ABC, Fox, NBC, CBS, and The CW along with the city’s government channel, Lancaster Television (LTV). Newspapers include The Antelope Valley Times, Desert Lightning News, and Rose Wm Distributor. Those who want access to the L.A. Times and other popular newspapers can subscribe online. Popular radio stations include KGMX 106.3 (hot AC), KFXM-LP 98.3 (oldies), and K296GX 107.1 (news/talk).

Why live in Lancaster, CA?

Lancaster apartments provide the best of all worlds. Residents can expect to meet farmers, college students, professionals, and families. It’s easy for residents to enjoy small town living while experiencing the hustle and bustle of city life. Enjoy the hottest restaurants, thriving arts scene, and up and coming musical acts without paying for the Los Angeles cost of living. Mass transit is available to usher residents to and from L.A. in a snap. Lancaster apartments are near an eclectic mix of Indie coffee shops, close-knit church groups, and fresh farmers’ markets. 

What Lancaster landmarks should I see?

One unique landmark is the Civic Musical Road. When driving your vehicle over the road, the pavement hums different tunes. Those who like history can enjoy three local museums. The Western Hotel Museum celebrates the region’s history and provides guided tours. The Antelope Valley Indian Museum is home to 8,000 artifacts and objects that cover the 120 American Indian cultures present throughout the Southwest. Last but not least, the Museum of Art and History has impressive art exhibitions.

What is there to do around Lancaster?

Tourists are drawn to the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve year after year in April. The valley blooms with breathtaking wildflowers, boasting rich golden yellows and bright orange colors. Residents can enjoy the weekly BLVD Farmers’ Market. Local musicians join farmers who offer their organic produce along with fresh bread, honey, baked goods, and more! Other activities include the Lancaster Jethawks baseball team, Castle Roller Skating rink, and Kinetic Brewing. 

Any annual festivals or Lancaster events to know?

Local residents and tourists alike enjoy the annual California Poppy Festival hosted in Lancaster. This two day even includes live musical acts, animal attractions, arts and crafts, muscle cars, and more! Lancaster's second festival, the Antelope Valley Fair, is held every August. Enjoy thrilling rides and rural Olympic sports along with a wide variety of food and drinks. 

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Residents of Lancaster are just hours away from beaches, shopping, and attractions. Hollywood Studios and the Griffith Observatory can both be reached in just over an hour. Within two hours, reach Santa Monica, the Hollywood sign, Disneyland, and Long Beach. San Diego attractions, such as Balboa Park, San Diego Zoo and SeaWorld San Diego, are just three hours away.

Where is the best place to move in Lancaster?

For those who desire a historical feel in their apartment, turn to South Downtown. With close proximity to the Transit Village, this is a great neighborhood for those who utilize mass transit. North Downtown is ongoing dramatic changes to improve both shopping and learning opportunities for residents. Those who are concerned with safety should consider the following neighborhoods: W Ave M/ 30th St W, Antelope Acres/Oban, E Ave G/50th St E, Del Sur, and Gorman/Fairmont. 

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Frequently Asked Questions about Lancaster

How much are Studio apartments in Lancaster?

There are currently 111 Studio Apartments in Lancaster with rent ranges from $1,315 to $1,600 with an average price of $1,563.

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

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Lancaster ranges from $1,088 to $3,231 with an average monthly rent of $1,844.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Lancaster cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Lancaster range from $1,436 to $3,723. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,047.

How expensive are Lancaster Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 70 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Lancaster on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,631 to $3,784 - averaging $3,000 for the location.

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