Apartments for Rent in Ironwood, MI

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921 Nightingale St
$895
921 Nightingale Street, Ironwood, MI 49938
(715) 446-0660
1 unit available
2 bed
Amenities
Dogs allowed, Garage, Range, and Refrigerator
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919 Nightingale St
$895
919 Nightingale Street, Ironwood, MI 49938
(715) 446-0660
1 unit available
2 bed
Amenities
In unit laundry, Dogs allowed, Garage, Recently renovated, Carpet, and Range
Recently updated units

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In Ironwood, the average rent is for a studio, $950 for a 1-bedroom, for a 2-bedroom, and for a 3-bedroom.

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Ironwood is home to the world's "tallest Indian" -- a 52-foot tall fiberglass statue of Hiawatha.

Ironwood is a small city in the Upper Peninsula's far western reaches -- so far, in fact, that Ironwood is actually the westernmost city in Michigan. This is just the first of many superlatives of which Ironwood boasts. The city is also home to Michigan's oldest continuously operating library, the world's largest ski jump, and, perhaps most impressively, the world's "tallest Indian," i.e., a fiberglass statue of the Native American leader Hiawatha. For such a small community, Ironwood has made a big mark, and people who think that there's no excitement to be had in the Upper Peninsula's western frontier had better think again.

Moving to Ironwood

Anyone moving to Ironwood should make sure that they have plenty of cold weather gear, as there's a reason that the region is called "Big Snow Country." Ironwood gets about 145 inches of the white stuff every year, and while that makes for some great opportunities for skiing (more on that later), it definitely requires a strong constitution. So let's say you've invested in snow tires, parkas and knitted face masks. Now what? If you're looking for an apartment rental in Ironwood, you'll find options among the city apartments, including Villa Manor, which offers one-bedroom apartments for rent. If you're looking for two-bedroom apartments, or if a home is more your speed, be sure to check the rental listings for those options. House rent is fairly reasonable in Ironwood, so you should be able to find a home that suits your needs and your budget.

Ironwood's Neighborhoods

Because Ironwood is fairly small, it doesn't have clearly defined neighborhoods. However, its downtown area is a center of activity, notable for the number of historic buildings that it contains. Those buildings include the Historic Ironwood Theatre, the Old Depot Museum, the Memorial Building, and the aforementioned Ironwood Carnegie Library. The downtown area also contains a garden-type haven called Pocket Park, as well as Downtown Art Place, which includes a gallery and gift shop, and offers classes for residents of all ages.

Living in Ironwood

Ironwood's motto is "Live Where You Play," and a quick glance at the list of recreational opportunities that the city offers bears out that statement. Ironwood is home to such downhill skiing destinations as Big Powderhorn, Blackjack and Mount Zion, as well as Copper Peak, which contains the world's largest ski jump. (The latter also provides non-skiing forms of recreation, as members of the public can scale the ski jump's 18 stories to gaze out from an observation deck located on top of it.)

However, Ironwood isn't all play and no work. Residents can take care of their shopping needs by visiting big-chain stores like Kmart and Walgreens, as well as mom-and-pop retailers like Fabric Patch and Hitt's Fine Furniture. Food is available in the form of such restaurants as Angelo's Pizza, Maplewood Steakhouse and Tacconelli's Down Towne. In terms of travel, should Ironwood's residents find that they must head outside their community to run errands that they can't accomplish inside it, they simply catch a daily Indian Trails bus that offers transit from Ironwood to either St. Ignace or Duluth. Gogebic County, in which Ironwood sits, offers an inter-county bus transit service as well.

Apartments for Rent in Ironwood, MI

921 Nightingale St

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