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How much would I have to pay for a two-bedroom apartment in Bristol?
The quiet country life of rural America is good for the soul, especially if this poor soul has suffered the chaos, traffic, and high prices of big-city renting. Around here, renters enjoy a more laid back lifestyle of affordability, simplicity, and plenty of that old-time mountain music to really drive it on home. Welcome to Bristol!
Let's take a step back in time for a moment. It was the 1920's, and a flood of banjo-pickers, fiddle-killers, and guitar-wielding moonshiners came down from the mountain. It was the conception, so to speak, of country, and it the road running, all the way to Bristol. A few years later, the Carter family got their big break, and Bristol made its mark as the "Birthplace of Country Music". Walk through the city today, and you will see that not a lot has changed, at least when it comes to that good old-time mountain music and good old-time country culture.
The only difference in local lifestyle is that now we can enjoy things such as cable TV and air conditioning, as well as NASCAR and legal alcohol. It's the best of both worlds, and the prices are far too good to pass up. Rentals vary from cheap apartments and townhomes in the $300 - $700 range to nice, southern-style rental homes in the $600 - $800 range. In fact, it's darn near impossible to find anything that costs more than $900. With rental rates this low, the renter's life gets much, much easier.
You're not going to find any luxury apartments around these parts. Rents are low, but if you're one of those people accustomed to long lists of amenities, then get ready for a lifestyle change. There are no apartment communities with game rooms or movie theaters or even laundry facilities (though, most do come with washer/dryer hookups). However, you can find some amazing rentals with this less-common amenity: a down-home feeling. This is what you get with big wooden porches, nice-sized yards, and quiet, safe surroundings. Bring your own washing machine and BBQ pit and you will have all the amenities you could need.
Pet friendly rental properties are a little tricky to track down around here. Most apartments and townhomes don't allow pets, especially dogs. However, there are plenty of pet friendly rental homes around town, especially if you check out the local classifieds. Those bringing the dog along should be prepared for a little extra legwork, as well as higher move-in costs.
Families really do love this town. It's quiet, easy-going, great for education (especially music education), and there are churches on just about every street. Parents love the very-affordable afterschool programs, as well as the nearly non-existent traffic. Even better, for parents at least, the whole city seems to go to sleep at dark. Just when this peaceful lifestyle threatens the sanity of the good-times crowd, in steps the country, gospel, and bluegrass music of the annual Bristol Rhythm & Roots Festival. It's a win-win.
So, there you have it. The Bristol life is waiting, so get off your butt and start the home hunt. Best of luck!
2 bedroom apartments in Bristol are an excellent choice for roommates, a small family, or anyone who needs more space. Consider the layout and square footage of the 2 bedroom apartments you tour to determine what works best for your needs.
Look for 2 bedroom apartments in Bristol near public transportation or ample parking, green space, dining, and entertainment. Whatever your lifestyle, make sure the 2 bedroom apartments on your search align with the amenities that enhance your quality of life.
You may be able to score a deal on 2 bedroom apartments in Bristol that offer a less desirable layout. One bedroom may serve as the master with its own bathroom, with the other being smaller and with a shared common bathroom.
Outdoor space is also a factor when looking for 2 bedroom apartments. Ask about shared rooftop terraces, private balconies, and garden space to enjoy some fresh air and sunny days.