
Apartments near Barclay Village in Marietta, GA (190 Rentals)


Fair Oaks Mobile Home Park

1666 Miller Ave SE

337-339 Hawkins St SE

344 Bingham St Se

1331-1340 Fair Oaks Ave SE

521 Atlanta St

290 Clay Dr SE

1380-1391 Fair Oaks Ave SE

1329-1336 Fair Oaks Ave SE

326 E Dixie Ave SE

316-318 E Dixie Ave SE

341-343 Cochran Rd SE

1661 Linda Cir SE

Emerson Overlook Condominium

Fort Hill Homes

Veritas at East Cobb

Elevate at the Pointe

The Beacon

Barcelo at East Cobb

Campus Edge

Lauren Heights

Branson Walk

Balfour Marietta

484 Delk St SE

Elea Apartments

Dwell at 1794 Apartments

Bloom at Marietta Square

Midwood Manor

Arbors at Smyrna

Belmont Crossing

2005 Benson Ave SE

2099 Valley Oaks Dr SE

2101 Valley Oaks Dr SE

2112 Valley Oaks Dr SE

Mondo Villa

1789-1795 Martin Pl

1711-1713 Darwin Rd SE

Martin Place

667-752 Taylor Dr SE

734-735 Taylor Dr SE

733 Taylor Dr SE

713 Taylor Dr SE

723 Taylor Dr SE

1748-1755 Darwin Rd SE

1760-1766 Darwin Rd SE

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How much are Studio apartments in Marietta?
There are currently 92 Studio Apartments in Marietta with rent ranges from $938 to $17,000 with an average price of $1,636.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Marietta ranges from $750 to $8,302 with an average monthly rent of $1,640.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Marietta range from $1,025 to $9,909. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,986.
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There are currently 144 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Marietta on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,215 to $11,679 - averaging $2,295 for the location.
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