
Apartments near Southside Park in Sacramento, CA (1,423 Rentals)


2009 17th St

1700 V St

1609 Q St

Don Carlos Apartments

1700 S St

1715 T St

1714 T St

1712 S St

1720 U St

1717 U St

1723 U St

1719 T St

1612 P St

1621 Q St

1721 U St

1725 V St

1620-1622 P St

1724 T St

1727 T St

2016 18th St

1721 W St

1624 P St

Lanai Apartments

Lanai Apartments

The Bidwell

2001 18th St

1800 U St

2019 18th St

1711 Q St

Capitol Gardens

1801 T St

Patino Building

1713 Q St

Midtown Sacramento Triplex

1814-1820 T St

1809 T St

1811 T St

1817 V St

1817 W St

1721 Q St

1705 P St

1814 V St

1819 W St

1822 T St

1817 T St

1823 T St

1820 V St

2505 18th St

1420 17th St

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Living in a Sacramento apartment is a great plan, and being in the south of the city can be even better. Southside Park apartments put you within close range of a great recreation center; bocce court, fishing, swimming pools and kids play areas. Southside Park has all these amenities where you can bike, walk or drive from your apartment. The real benefit of living in Southside Park apartments is that it's practically downtown, so if you work there, you have little travel time and traffic to get to work. The Southside Park features an array of workout stations for walkers or joggers who take to the trails after work and before going home to their Sacramento apartments. Four fitness areas feature such equipment as pull-up, sit up and push up bars, a balance beam, horizontal ladder and leg lift stations. The pool area has both a wading pool for the young ones and a larger swimming pool for those adults that don't have a pool at their Sacramento apartments. If you have children or relative children you enjoy taking care of occasionally, the kid's area of the park has swings, an adventure area and a sand area. Other great benefits of the park include an amphitheater for viewing or producing and hosting performances, electricity outlets for plugging in your computer and working outside, and the small but efficient fishing pier that's fun to hang out on. So if you're an outside person wanting to get out of your Southside Park apartment, take a short trip to the park to soak up some sunshine.
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