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Last updated April 23 2024 at 7:33 AM

Covington, LA
12 Pet Friendly 3 Bedroom Apartments for Rent

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Brookstone Park
1842 Ochsner Boulevard, Covington LA 70433 (985) 238-4915
$2,040
12 units available
1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed
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1544 Dominic Dr
1544 Dominic Drive, Covington LA 70433 (225) 307-8256
$1,875
1 unit available
3 bed
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719 S TAYLOR Street
719 South Taylor Street, Covington LA 70433 (985) 727-7000
$2,200
1 unit available
3 bed
Results within 5 miles of Covington
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Botanica
100 Saint Ann Dr, Mandeville LA 70471 (985) 243-9010
$1,655
25 units available
1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed
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Ibis Trail
28 Park Place, St. Tammany County LA 70433 (276) 378-9972
$1,470
Rent Savings
9 units available
1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed
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112 Bryant St
112 Bryant Street, St. Tammany County LA 70447 (337) 317-4763
$1,700
1 unit available
3 bed
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71172 BARQUE Place
71172 Barque Place, Abita Springs LA 70420 (985) 727-7000
$2,250
1 unit available
3 bed
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1466 WOODMERE Drive
1466 Woodmere Drive, St. Tammany County LA 70471 (504) 228-6399
1 unit available
5 bed
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74329 THETA Avenue
74329 Theta Avenue, St. Tammany County LA 70435 (985) 727-7000
$1,800
1 unit available
3 bed
Results within 10 miles of Covington
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2400 COURS CARSON Street
2400 Cours Carson Street, St. Tammany County LA 70448 (504) 228-6399
$2,300
1 unit available
3 bed
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3331 JOHN WEST MOORE Avenue
3331 John West Moore Avenue, Mandeville LA 70448 (985) 727-7000
$1,650
1 unit available
3 bed
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40349 Cypress Reserve Boulevard
40349 Cypress Reserve Boulevard, Tangipahoa County LA 70454 (504) 300-0700
1 unit available
4 bed
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City Guide for Covington, LA

Covington boasts a 10 foot tall statue of former President Ronald Reagan standing atop a six foot base. It's reportedly the largest statue in the world of the former president. A Reagan statue in the Deep South in a Louisiana area that was sufficiently elevated to avoid the Hurricane Katrina surge; yeah, it's probably safe forever.

Covington became a bedroom community of sorts during the late 1900s. This was related mostly to the fact that Louisiana's road and highway systems were expanding, and this gave people working in New Orleans the ability to commute outside of the quickly growing port city. This type of expansion doesn't last forever, but the exodus of individuals out of New Orleans after Katrina ensured that Covington's population continued to boom. See more