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1 bedroom apartments
Last updated April 18 2024 at 9:39 PM

Milan, MI
25 1 Bedroom Apartments for Rent

Prices shown are base rent prices and may not include non-optional fees and utilities.
Looking for 1 bedroom apartments in Milan offers a variety of choices and price points. 1 bedroom apartments allow more privacy than living with a roommate, and gives you more flex... Read Guide >
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City Guide for Milan, MI

Though Milan shares its name with the Italian city known for art and fashion, it's not pronounced the same way. To avoid looking like a newbie when you visit, make sure to say "MY-lan," not "Mi-LAN."

Milan is a city of 5,836 residents that's located partly in Washtenaw County and partly in Monroe County. Despite the community's dual governments, its residents have a strong sense of shared history. Milan was founded in 1831 and still contains a number of historic buildings, which served the commercial and residential needs of its early inhabitants. Today, residents of Milan frequently cross the county line to shop, dine, visit with friends and take advantage of all the amenities their community has to offer. See more

What to keep in mind when looking for 1 bedroom apartments in Milan, MI

Looking for 1 bedroom apartments in Milan offers a variety of choices and price points. 1 bedroom apartments allow more privacy than living with a roommate, and gives you more flexibility to find the perfect space for yourself or with a significant other.

There are a few things to consider when touring 1 bedroom apartments, including the square footage and layout. In some cities, small 1 bedroom apartments may cost nearly the same as a studio apartment. Decide whether cost, amenities, or location are the most important to help guide your apartment search.

If cost is a factor while searching for 1 bedroom apartments in Milan, consider which floor you will live on. The bottom floor is often cheaper than top floor units, or there may be a unit with undesirable views or with an outdated kitchen that rents for less.

Remember to come prepared during your apartment hunt with pay stubs, a letter of employment or recommendation, identification, and a checkbook to act quickly. The best 1 bedroom apartments require fast action, so come ready to sign.