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Long Drive Townhomes
$1,087
3839-3859 Long Drive, Norton, OH 44203
(234) 332-1348
1 unit available
1 bed
Amenities
On-site laundry, Patio / balcony, Dishwasher, 24hr maintenance, Garage, and Air conditioning
Scenic Serenity
Spacious townhomes with scenic views and modern amenities.
Long Drive Townhomes in Norton offers spacious living areas and scenic views from private balconies, providing a peaceful and picturesque environment. The convenience of attached garages with remote access, as well as the in-unit laundry connections, enhances everyday living. Residents benefit from proximity to I-76 and local schools, making it perfect for families and commuters.
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Redwood Norton
$1,699
3599 Redwood Boulevard, Norton, OH 44273
(567) 483-3511
Rent Savings
7 units available
2 bed
Amenities
W/D hookup, Patio / balcony, Granite counters, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Pet friendly + more
Pet Paradise
Top-Favorited Pet-Friendly Home Near Attractions
Redwood Norton's outstanding feature is its warm, pet-friendly community atmosphere. This beloved property is a top choice for residents due to its unique single-story apartments complete with attached garages. Its strategic location near major attractions offers a lifestyle enriched with convenience and tranquility.
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3785 South Cleveland Massillon Road
$1,250
3785 South Cleveland Massillon Road, Norton, OH 44203
(234) 230-2237
1 unit available
2 bed
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In Norton, the average rent is + for a studio, $1,087+ for a 1-bedroom, + for a 2-bedroom, and + for a 3-bedroom.*

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You can use the off-campus housing filters to find apartments near colleges located in or around Norton. Some of the colleges and universities in the area include University of Akron Main Campus, Malone University, Kent State University at Kent, Baldwin Wallace University, and The College of Wooster.

There are a total of eight Historical Sections of Norton, including the Cider Mill, Loyal Oak Tavern, and Norton Center Cemetery. That's a lot of history!

Norton Township was founded in 1818 as an incorporation of several villages and communities. A few decades later, the grist and sawmills were built, which brought jobs, money, and building materials into town. You know how to mill grist, right? Unfortunately, the people of Norton wanted their own, separate local government, but it took more than a century to accomplish. Norton was officially made its own village in 1961, and now more than 12,000 people live here.

Moving to Norton

See yourself sporting a country club membership and mingling with the sophisticates of Norton, Ohio? Best get your sewage and electricity hooked up then, or you'll make a poor first impression on your new friends!

Contact the City of Norton, and it'll set you up with running water and a trash-collection schedule. You can also ask the city for advice on electric and gas hookups, as well as cable and internet companies that work in the area. It saves a lot of calling around if you bother one government employee with all your questions. And why not? It's their job to help you!

Norton's WalkScore is 55, so you can get a few things done while out for a walk but it's still pretty important to have a car in your back pocket, so to speak. Particularly since there are no Amtrak stations around, anywhere.

As for rental condos and houses, you might have to bide your time with the realty listings, because they aren't particularly numerous. Before you hop in and sign a lease, make sure you've given the whole town a look and considered your choices. The difference between one-bedroom apartments for rent in Norton Center and a four-bedroom house in Barberton Brookside isn't something to overlook.

The Neighborhoods of Norton

The town is situated where Highways 224 and 21 intersect in both Summit and Wayne Counties. There are three basic neighborhoods: Johnson Road, Norton Center, and Barberton Brookside. Make sure to take a tour through each of these areas if you're new to Norton before you sign anywhere on the dotted line.

Johnson Road: This area in the southern section is probably the least populated of all. Adjacent to the Silver Creek Metro Park, this neighborhood contains a small residential section that is mostly at the edge of the park.

Norton Center: Just north of Lake Dorothy, spreading out to the east, lies Norton Center. Here you'll find the post office, the Norton Plaza Shopping Center and more residential zones that connect with bordering villages.

Barberton Brookside: This area gets its name from the Barberton Brookside Country Club. Apartment homes and rental homes are located near the club, with retail on the other side of Highway 224. This is arguably the most "sophisticated" part of town, so if you're a top hat and walking stick kind of guy, check out Barberton first.

Welcome to Your Life - Norton Style

Make no mistake about it, this is a rural town with all the cool, kitschy things that come with it. Take the annual Apple Cider Festival, for example, with its parade, fireworks, crafts, and local attractions. For a well-rounded schedule, you could join the Country Club and take up golf; check out the Magical Theater Company for a taste of the local arts.

Of course, you shouldn't overlook Lake Anna Park, a big green space with a beautifully round lake at the center. Feeling musical? Head over to the Frankie Spetich Orchestra for some lessons from the pros! If you aren't really that ambitious, check out the show schedule and sit back to watch. How many other little towns do you know of that have their own orchestra? Exactly.

Wondering what the food scene is like in your new favorite town? Picture it as heavy on the Italian, with a few interesting spices thrown into the mix. For pizza or pasta, hit up Angie's Italian Restaurant, Mr. Hero, or Christo's House of Pasta. When that becomes tiring, try out Wink's Drive-In for some country-fried steak or shredded BBQ chicken. Feeling adventurous? Belgrade Gardens, next stop!

There are plenty of corner cafes and local treats around Lake Anna, like the Coffee Pot and Casa Del Ranchero. Perhaps best of all is the Green Diamond Grill and Pub, home of the Lobster Fest. Just up the road is the Hiss Bakery -- the owner has an ironic love of cats, perhaps? -- where the freshly-baked treats are second to none.

Hungry yet? Get over here!

Apartments for Rent in Norton, OH

Long Drive Townhomes

Redwood Norton

3785 South Cleveland Massillon Road

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Find an apartment for rent in Norton, OH

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Norton Apartment Renter's Guide

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Apartments for Rent in Norton, OH

Long Drive Townhomes

Redwood Norton

3785 South Cleveland Massillon Road

More Rental Options

Find an apartment for rent in Norton, OH

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How much is rent in Norton?

How can I find a pet-friendly apartment in Norton?

How much should I pay for rent in Norton?

How can I find off-campus housing in Norton?

Living in Norton, OH

Norton Apartment Renter's Guide

Norton Apartment Renter's Guide