Larkfield-Wikiup, CA

98 Apartments for Rent

At 850 acres large, Shiloh Ranch Regional Park in Larkfield-Wikiup, California, is sure to satisfy all your outdoor recreational needs. From hiking and horseback riding to a gazebo and barbeque areas, you'll never run out of things to do at the park.

Haven't you always wanted to move to an unincorporated, census-designated place? Then Larkfield-Wikiup is just the place for you! The suburb of Santa Rosa is primarily known for being just that. If you're looking for a quiet place to live and you aren't concerned about being able to access amenities without having to drive to a bigger city, then this town is the place for you. There isn't much to Larkfield-Wikiup, but that doesn't mean that it is not worthy of being called your home. There are plenty of apartment rentals available within the suburb, and the city of Santa Rosa is located just five miles away.

Moving to Larkfield-Wikiup

Are you already packing your bags? You might want to be because the weather is always lovely here, and finding a home can hard, since they're so sought-after. If you're ready to dive into your search, here are some things that you should know about searching for an apartment rental before you make the move to Larkfield-Wikiup.

All apartments are not created equal. The perfect Larkfield-Wikiup one-bedroom apartment for one person could be a cramped nightmare for you. That's why you need to be proactive about deciding what matters to you when you're looking for a place to call home. A house's size can greatly affect the quality of life you have in it. Have you ever seen those news stories about people who live in a 100-square-foot build-a-home? Those people actually like squeezing into their pseudo-loft bed every night, but most people would start to feel claustrophobic under those circumstances. There are apartments of all sizes in Larkfield-Wikiup, and no matter whether you're looking for a studio or a three-bedroom, there's a good chance you'll be able to find it.

Cost is always a major factor in your decision to rent an apartment. California is notorious for its high rental prices, and Larkfield-Wikiup is no different. You can expect to pay a pretty penny for a two-bedroom rental in the town. The good news is that the high rental costs can be linked to the popularity of the area. Beautiful wine country and small coastal cities are a short drive away, so it's no wonder that people are flocking to the area.

Showing up for your appointment to tour an apartment complex is kind of like going on a blind date. You have no idea if the place is going to be hideous, you're not sure where the evening is going to take you and you have to be prepared for the best- and worst-case scenarios. What happens if the agent or property manager tells you that you need to act immediately to snap up the rental? Are you going to be scrambling to find a pen?

Take the basics with you during your search for an apartment. Property owners tend to want to know how much money you make, so bringing a few recent paycheck stubs is a good idea. Photo identification will be needed, and you'll be asked to supply some additional personal information in order for a credit check to be run. Be prepared to explain why that sole proprietorship that totally tanked is dragging down your credit score.

You can find studios up to three-bedroom apartments in the suburb. Life in a studio apartment might be just fine if you're a bachelor subsisting on Ramen, but larger families that want to enjoy the peace of the suburbs while being close to Santa Rosa can stretch out in a 3 bedroom apartment.

Larkfield-Wikiup Neighborhoods

The small size of Larkfield-Wikiup means it is essentially one big neighborhood to most people, but there are areas that should be highlighted when you are looking for a place to live in the town. When you're looking for places to live in the community, be aware of the fact that Larkfield-Wikiup is unincorporated means that some complexes in the town will have a Santa Rosa address. You may have to do further research to determine whether these buildings are actually located in the suburb. If you want to know more about Larkfield-Wikiup, check out the helpful info below.

Southern Larkfield-Wikiup: The southern part of town is made up of primarily residential property. There are lots of tree-lined streets and nice single-family homes. This area is also home to the Wikiup Golf Course, if you enjoy playing a round now and then.

Northern Larkfield-Wikiup: This part of town is much more rural than the rest. While there are some housing developments, it's mostly undeveloped land. This part of town is home to the beautiful Shiloh Ranch Regional Park, so it's a great place to be if you like to spend time in the great outdoors.

Living in Larkfield-Wikiup

You can look at the facts all you want, but demographics and historical facts aren't really going to tell you whether Larkfield-Wikiup is the place for you. When you think of Larkfield-Wikiup, you may be thinking of nearby Santa Rosa and the lifestyle in that area. While looking toward cities that are close can give you a general idea of what life would be like in the town, the small size of the community and the distance between it and Santa Rosa allow the area to take on its own unique characteristics.

Open spaces abound in the small community. If you like to spend time outdoors, then there is a good chance that you will be happy to call Larkfield-Wikiup your home. Shiloh Ranch Regional Park draws Sonoma County residents who are interested in biking, riding horses or just picnicking in a serene setting. Sprawling trees and green spaces let you enjoy the outdoors while sticking close to home. There are even hiking trails that wind throughout the park.

Golf is also a big deal in Sonoma County, and Larkfield-Wikiup is home to a golf course. Even if it's not your thing, the proximity to the course gives you the opportunity to chat with the boss while playing through.