Radford, VA

30 Apartments for Rent with Washer-Dryers

This city is both blue and white collar, conservative and liberal, fun and boring, and all-around perfectly pleasant. Local parks provide lots of outdoors-lovin', family-friendly fun, with riverside nature trails and some beautiful bike paths. The treasure of downtown is the old fashioned, independent, single-screen theater showing first-release films and popping fresh popcorn with real butter. But, the real treat of living here is being able to enjoy all the culture of a local university with all the family-friendly vibes of a small, safe community.

If you'd prefer to avoid those "crazy college kids" then look for rentals on the west side of town. If you are one of those crazy college kids, then look east of downtown. Either way, the rental rates aren't too bad. Old Victorians-turned apartments and duplexes, small brick buildings, and classic townhomes can be found in the $700 - $1,000 range. Or, if you're looking for something bigger, you can find some really nice places in the $1,000 - $2,000 range. Students can also just rent by the room, which is usually about $300 - $500 per person.

When it comes to amenities, the apartment communities in Radford don't usually feature long lists of extra perks. In fact, you'd be lucky to even get the maintenance taken care of. So, when moving to town, look for places near the amenities of the city - such as the river, or a gym, or a Laundromat.

Pet friendly apartments and other rental properties are easy to find around here, with rentals that allow cats, dogs, fish, lizards, and other aquarium-dwelling creatures. However, if you have a bigger dog, then choices will be somewhat limited. Always call and ask about your to-be landlord’s pet policies.

Now that you've got the feel of this little city, it's time to scroll through those listings and find a new place to call home. Best of luck!

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Finding apartments with a washer and dryer in Radford offers more freedom and flexibility to your weekends. Throwing in the laundry before work or a Saturday afternoon bike ride and finishing it up later is inconvenient, if not impossible, without your own set-up.

There are a few things to keep in mind while looking for apartments with a washer and dryer in Radford. Ask how old the appliances are before you sign. A washer and dryer over 10-years-old may need to be serviced regularly or have an expired warranty. You should also ask the property management who services the washer and dryer. Some leases stipulate that the landlord will pay for repairs to an essential appliance like oven or refrigerator, but require the tenant to service the washer and dryer.

Finding apartments with a washer and dryer in Radford can go quickly, so come prepared with your bank statements, pay stubs, identification, and letters of recommendation to sign your new lease.