
Apartments near Newport Plaza II in Newport, KY (856 Rentals)


2233-2235 Madison Ave

1738 Holman St

303 N Fort Thomas Ave

217 Levassor Ave

418-420 W 7th St

412-422 Emma St

18 E 4th St

Academy Flats Senior Housing

424 Emma St

211-213 Levassor Ave

104 E 25th St

803 Bakewell St

2021-2025 Russell St

The McAlpin

1117 Wareham Dr

974 Paradrome St

The Lofts at Fountain Square

509-511 W 9th St

625 Main St

115 W 4th St

731 Philadelphia St

Eight One Three

639 Main St

635 Main St

720-724 Main St

1237 Elsinore Ave

The Lofts at Graydon Place

Ida Street Lofts

814-816 Main St

223 W 4th St

1263 Elsinore Pl

The Barrister

1283 Ida St

Avant

The Schwartz Loft Apartments

Kinsey Flats

126 W Sixth St

640 Watkins St

Parker Flats

649 W 12th St

511 E 12th St

519 E Twelfth St

16 Robson Ave

Bennett Point

Rosmur Vue Condominiums

313-315 W 5th St

Bennett Point

Broadway Square

555 E Thirteenth St

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How much are Studio apartments in Newport?
There are currently 841 Studio Apartments in Newport with rent ranges from $765 to $3,750 with an average price of $1,479.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Newport ranges from $800 to $4,150 with an average monthly rent of $1,678.
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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 $2,255.
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There are currently 155 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Newport on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,314 to $9,200 - averaging $3,502 for the location.
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