Forest Grove, OR 71 Apartments for Rent

So, you've discovered that rentals exist in the heavenly atmosphere of Oregon wine country, and are desperately seeking some local renting tips. Well, you have found the perfect place to learn all you need to know about renting and living in Forest Grove. Enjoy this quick read, and then you will be ready to rent like a local Forest Grove-ian.

While some Wikipedia-readers might call this little city a bedroom suburb of Portland, the pastel-colored landscapes of protected forests and vineyards, the historic atmosphere, and the college culture create an energy all its own. Locals describe their village community as laid back, enriching, rejuvenating, and picturesque. Downtown is full of amazing little eateries, wineries, shops, art galleries, and live music. Getting where you need to go couldn't be more enjoyable and relaxing. With a system of parks, trails, and forests all connected in a city of just 4.7 square miles, this city has got to be one of the most walkable places you will ever live in. And, the great outdoors are even greater around here, with hiking, biking, boating, horseback riding, swimming, and all things natural within minutes of downtown. It is called Forest Grove, after all.

Forest Grove is also home to one of the largest giant sequoia trees in the state, a must-hug for all you tree-hugging renters out there. It's truly a charmed life, and the rental rates around here aren't too bad either. Typical housing costs range from $600 to over $2,000 a month. There are cheap apartments, gorgeous townhomes, new suburban houses, and some very old Victorians and farmhouses.

Apartment-dwellers enjoy long lists of amenities in the apartment communities of Forest Grove. Things like 24-hour maintenance, laundry facilities, playgrounds, swimming pools, and free tanning beds are a big plus. Some units also come with their very own washer and dryer. Those on the look out for rental homes will also be pleased with some very surprising amenities, such as fruit trees, manicured lawns, flowering plants, and historic architecture.

Pet owners will be happy to know that most of the property rentals around here are very pet-friendly. Apartments and rental homes alike proudly advertise "cat friendly" and "dog friendly" in their property listings. Even big dogs can find a good home. However, be prepared to pay a pretty penny for your furry family members. Pet fees typically add up to about $400 a pet, and some places charge an additional pet rent around $20 a month.

That's about all there is to it. Now, it's time to scroll through those listings and find the perfect new place to call home. Enjoy!

-By Katy Comal