Clarksville, IN 303 Apartments for Rent

“It’s the last train to Clarksville and I’ll meet you at the station…” (- The Monkees)

Clarksville, Indiana is a town of just over 22,000 people situation on the Ohio River. Jeffersonville and New Albany sit on either side of it, and it’s a great place to find historic sites along with modern shopping and living. It’s home to one of the largest clocks in the world, the Colgate Clock, and also a large fossil bed the Falls of the Ohio State Park. It got its name from a general in the American Revolutionary War and has a rich and varied history dating back to 1783. It’s a friendly place with great schools and a lot to offer its residents. It's not exactly the entertainment hub of the midwest, but if you find you're at a point in life where a quiet, peaceful life sounds better than the thumping basslines of the nighclub across the street, you might just be in heaven here. 

Moving to Clarksville

You can find an apartment to rent here for dirt cheap. It’s well under the nation’s median, which means you can pocket the extra cash to use at one of the popular shopping malls in town. It’s easy to find anything from a 1 bedroom apartment for rent to all bills paid apartments. With 9.81 percent of apartments unoccupied, your apartment search should be cinch. Just remember to have a look around before you commit to a place. Set up a few meetings with your broker to see all kinds of different places. Sometimes it takes a few visits to determine exactly what it is you like and don't like. When you think you're ready to commit, bring all your paperwork with you to your meeting. You'll probably need your credit history, proof of income or a guarantor if you are still looking for a job, and sometimes bank statements and other things - check with your broker to see what you'll need. Make sure you have the cash to front at least first and last months rent. Some spots will require a security deposit as well. 

With so many great spots available, you can be picky about what you’re looking for, and maybe even pay a little bit more to get a bigger place than you were thinking. Why not? With rents so cheap, you could find an apartment complex that’s decked out with all the amenities you’re looking for. Tell your broker exactly what your dream apartment would be and let them do the work – and good luck hunting!

Living in Clarksville

The whole of Clarksville has the same feel – quiet, suburban and family-friendly. There’s not much distinction by neighborhood, and most of the population here ranges in age from mid 20s to mid 50s. There are quite a few families here and many of the parents commute to work at least 18 minutes or so. Restaurants are a little sparse; it’s mostly the big chains like Red Lobster, O’Charley’s, etc. but the Kansai Japanese Steakhouse is one of the best places to eat in town. The nightlife leaves a little to be desired as well – there aren’t really any bars outside of the ones you find at the chain restaurants. But there are a number of great shopping centers off Veterans Parkway and Lewis and Clark Parkway. Either way, if you’re coming here to settle down, you’re probably not out for the nightlife and fine dining options anyway! The upside is that your kids will love the big yards and quiet, safe communities.