
Apartments near Newport Plaza II in Newport, KY (860 Rentals)


Ahrens-Fox Condominiums

1328-1330 Republic St

Parksite Apartments

1405 Race St

1436 Race St

143-145 E McMicken Ave

The Allison

REST

Marietta

110 Memorial Pky

114 Memorial Pky

224 Ridgeway Ave

223-227 Linden Ave

734 Garrard St

608 Taylor Ave

Wedgewood Manor

709 Garrard St

1322 Garrard St

421-423 E 16th St

502 E 17th St

Northern KY/Greater Cincinnati SFR Portfolio

222-244 Cleveland Ave

511 Sanford St

Governors Point Condominiums

357 E 16th St

313 Garrard St

1710 Eastern Ave

801 Greenup St

125-127 E 8th St

326 E 2nd St

The Colonial

The Lofts on 10th

199 Center Street

311 Garrard St

Grant House

1334 Greenup St

627 Greenup St

1330-1332 Greenup St

413 Sanford St

204 Garrard St

601 Greenup St

416 Greenup St

229-233 E 3rd St

206-208 Garrard St

217 E 15th St

320 Riverside Dr.

301 London Acres Dr

Lindsey House

Greenup Suites

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How much are Studio apartments in Newport?
There are currently 841 Studio Apartments in Newport with rent ranges from $750 to $3,750 with an average price of $1,475.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Newport ranges from $800 to $20,250 with an average monthly rent of $1,705.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Newport range from $950 to $5,395. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,251.
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There are currently 153 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Newport on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,314 to $9,200 - averaging $3,600 for the location.
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