McKeesport, PA

148 3 Bedroom Apartments for Rent

Situated on the confluence of the Monongahela and Youghiogheny rivers, McKeesport is an excellent place for fishers, boaters, and river-floaters to rejoice in the beauty of a water-fueled community. This is a city where you can park your boat at a marina, hop off for a picnic, enjoy a little music and dancing, and then return to your floatable sanctuary on the water for a little R&R. Off the water, can find plenty of other fun and interesting things, such as a show at the Renzie Park band shell, or a hike along the Great Allegheny Passage (which, by the way, you can hike and bike along all the way to Washington D.C.!). It's an interesting and ever-evolving city, and it can all be experienced at very cheap rates. Rentals typically cost about $400 - $650, giving you tons of options at cheap, cheap prices. There are old apartments in small brick buildings, duplexes, deckers, as well as rental homes, all for less than $700!

Since most apartments in McKeesport are housed in old brick buildings and homes, there aren’t many community extras for renters around here. There are no apartment buildings with swimming pools or fitness centers. In fact, the most you can expect amenity-wise is a place to park, a place to sleep, and a place to do laundry.

Looking for a pet friendly property rental? Well, it may take a little extra legwork, but they do exist around here. Pet friendly apartments, and especially dog friendly apartments, are little harder to come by. And, if you do find one, then you can expect to pay both a pet deposit and a monthly pet rent, which could have you paying hundreds of dollars to bring along the dog. So, whether your pets are part of the family or you just can't say no to those puppy eyes, be prepared to pay for it.

Those are all the tips and tricks you need to find the perfect new rental in McKeesport. Best of luck on the home hunt!

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Looking for 3 bedroom apartments in McKeesport provides more space for multiple roommates sharing costs, or a family looking to settle in. Look for apartments that fit your lifestyle with proximity to green space, restaurants, entertainment, or quality schools.

Take your time when considering the layout during a tour of 3 bedroom apartments. Some bedrooms may be smaller than the others. This could work out well for roommates who want to adjust their share of the cost depending on who gets the largest and smallest bedroom. If you’re renting the entire space for yourself, make sure the rooms work well for the configuration you’re looking for, including a main bedroom, guest room, and office.

Consider the outdoor space when renting 3 bedroom apartments in McKeesport. A larger apartment may come with both a balcony off the living room and Juliet doors in the main bedroom. A small yard out back, rooftop terrace, and other outdoor amenities may also be available.