711 Apartments in White House, Tennessee

"In a little cabaret in a South Texas border town, / Sat a boy and his guitar, and the people came from all around. / And all the girls from there to Austin, / Were slippin' away from home and puttin' jewelery in hock. / To take the trip, to go and listen, / To the little dark-haired boy who played the Tennessee flat top box." -- Johnny Cash

White House, Tennessee, is a growing city that provides its residents with a friendly community and a small town atmosphere. If you're on the search to find apartments, this is a great place to start. You'll be able to join community groups and enjoy recreational opportunities alongside the 10,255 people who walk this city's streets. While it's slightly more expensive to live here than other towns of Tennessee, we're sure that once you see what White House has to offer, you'll be begging to find an apartment for rent. Here is where you'll experience the many virtues that enhance a community's quality of life, and we can show you how to live that experience too.

Moving to White House

There's always a few things to take into consideration when moving to a new place, here are a few tips to get you started on your way to your rental apartment in White House, Tennessee.

What You Need to Bring

Rental housing isn't super abundant, but it's not nonexistent either. When you go house hunting, there are things you should always bring with you, just in case you need to sign a lease on the spot. Your completed rental application, credit report, proof of employment, and references are the basic must haves. If you're bringing your pet you may need vet information too. Also, if you can pay all of your security deposit upfront, you're more likely to get the place.

When to Move

The best time to move is either in the spring or fall. Many people vacation all over Tennessee so the summer and holidays may put you in some binds moving wise. Also, the weather can get cold and icy during the winter, so you'll want to avoid the roads if you can until you're used to them.

Economy

Currently, the economy in White House is thriving, but the cost of living here is a bit more expensive than other areas (by 1 percent). Employment opportunities are reasonable too, the average worker's commute is 34 minutes one way.

Neighborhoods

Though White House is small, when choosing a neighborhood, you have plenty of options.

South and East: With the main highway running through the southeastern corner, you'll have easier access to main roads if you live in either the south or east.

North and West: The north offers the majority of amenities and the west is mostly residential.

Living in White House

When you're not volunteering or participating in community events, you can always eat and shop at the numerous dining and shopping locations. You can also take a stroll through one of two public parks for some fresh mountain air or visit the Limited Editions art gallery for some much needed interactive culture. When you're done with the art gallery, mosey on down to the White House Public Library and Museum to brush up on your new town's history.

One look at this beautiful and thriving town is all you'll need to confirm your desire to live here. Once your decision is made, leave it up to us to find you the perfect rental home in your price range, that accommodates all of your needs and wants. Move to White House today, and enjoy the great years to come.