Rohnert Park, CA 171 Apartments for Rent

Rohnert Park, CA

So, you've found yourself looking into the tiny town of Rohnert Park, California for your next rental? Well, great. It's a picture-perfect community with lots and lots of apartments, townhomes and house rentals, so stick around and we'll guide you through all the nuances of renting in this little town just 50 miles north of San Francisco.

Rohnert Park is a city of just 7.0 square miles, which makes just about everything within walking distance. And, with the meticulous layout of a planned community, finding your way around is a cinch. The city is organized into sections, named after letters of the alphabet. Most of the names of streets and parks will begin with their neighborhood's letter. If you find yourself at Eagle Park, driving down Emily Avenue, or turning around in Eve Circle, then you are in the "E" section of town. Golf course addicts and fans of "F" words will enjoy the "F" neighborhood, which features long, creek-filled greenways and small lakes at the Foxtail Golf Club, and street names such as Fauna Avenue and Firethorn Drive. Students at the Sonoma State University can live less than a minute's walk to class in the "C" and "M" neighborhoods, while those with a green thumb will enjoy the "L" neighborhood with its lovely Lydia Commons Community Garden.

Rentals around here range from $800 to $1,500 per month, with two-bedroom apartments being the most widely available. To snag one of those less expensive one-bedroom pads, search for your apartment in between semesters, when the college kids leave and free up the more affordable options. In the $950-$1,500 range, there are multiple apartments with top notch amenities, such as spas, fitness centers, swimming pools, and laundry facilities. It’s common for apartment complexes to offer a range of floor plans, with prices that reflect the number of unit amenities, such as a fireplace, washer/dryer hookup, attached garage, or fashionable loft layout. If you want a quieter, homier feel, then there are also a few townhomes and houses for rent, which can be very nice for families and renters with pets.

Speaking of pets, pet friendly rentals throughout the city are fairly common, however, you’ll most likely pay a hefty pet deposit, usually around $500, as well as a monthly pet rent around $25. Make sure to free up some extra cash if you’re bringing along any furry friends.

What else can you say about a city that only spans 7 miles? Well, how about the ridiculous amount of sandwich shops and taco spots? Or, how about the more eclectic eats of the Middle Eastern and Asian varieties? Perhaps you can try out a hike along the handful of little creeks, lakes, and beautiful parks. If anything, discovering the local secrets that can only be found by taking a nice, long walk through town is always an option for your adventure seeking self.

So, get on up and put on those walking shoes. It's time to discover Rohnert Park for yourself. Have fun and happy hunting!.

-By Katy Comal