Apartments near Dallan Woods in Nampa, ID (195 Rentals)

2491 SunnyRidge Rd

2501 SunnyRidge Rd

2571 SunnyRidge Rd

2641 SunnyRidge Rd

2541 SunnyRidge Rd

2601 SunnyRidge Rd

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2374 S Pelion Way

Creekside Apartments

Locust Townhomes

1113 N Midland Blvd

518-524 Lake Lowell Ave

712 S Canyon St

115 12th Ave Rd

55-57 N Stafford St

Barritz Court

Lancaster Villas

236-240 High St

1224 10th Ave S

232 High St

119 E Sherman Ave

238 Delaware Ave

1523 Smith Ave

95 N Stafford St

303 E Roosevelt Ave

800 S Sunglow Ln

203-205 E Bird

211-215 E Bird Ave

124-126 Delaware Ave

110-114 Delaware Ave

The Colorado XII

219 E Colorado Ave

909-957 S Maryland Ave

The Maples

218 E Florida Ave

1607 Checola St

1609 Checola

144 Smith Ave

304-312 E Florida Ave

1105 Locust St

1101 Locust St

129 Davis Ave

1208-1212 S Maple St

123 Davis Ave

323 E Florida Ave

1216-1224 S Maple St

315-317 E Florida Ave

Checola Park Apartments

Barberry Estates

131-141 Davis Ct

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How much are Studio apartments in Nampa?
There are currently 83 Studio Apartments in Nampa with rent ranges from $1,317 to $2,013 with an average price of $1,486.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Nampa ranges from $750 to $6,844 with an average monthly rent of $1,584.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Nampa range from $1,100 to $5,154. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,733.
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There are currently 77 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Nampa on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,525 to $7,627 - averaging $2,520 for the location.
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