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515 Pocono Court

515 Pocono Court, Trenton OH 45067

(888) 659-9596 ext. 5219591

$2,335

1 unit available

3 bed

Amenities

W/D hookup, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, New construction, Parking, Pool + more

908 Kreider Court

908 Kreider Court, Trenton OH 45067

(513) 401-7506

$1,995

1 unit available

3 bed

Amenities

Garage, Stainless steel, Trash valet, and Extra storage

902 Centennial Street

902 Centennial Street, Trenton OH 45067

(513) 788-7831

$2,475

1 unit available

4 bed

Amenities

W/D hookup, Granite counters, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, Garage, Recently renovated + more

**Deposit Special $1500**Available Now** 123 North Miami 3BR/1BA (Trenton)

123 North Miami Street, Trenton OH 45067

(513) 275-1510

$1,795

1 unit available

3 bed

Amenities

W/D hookup, Patio / balcony, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, and Garage

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**Available Now** 110 Day Place 3BR/2.5BA (Trenton)

110 Day Place, Trenton OH 45067

(513) 540-2842

$1,775

1 unit available

3 bed

Amenities

On-site laundry, Patio / balcony, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, New construction, Garage + more

**Available Now** 490 Peyton Ct 3BR/2BA (Trenton)

490 Peyton Drive, Trenton OH 45067

(513) 657-1540

$1,695

1 unit available

3 bed

Amenities

W/D hookup, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, Garage, Recently renovated, and Air conditioning

304 E Oak Ave Apt A

304 East Oak Avenue, Trenton OH 45067

(513) 461-2321

$1,600

1 unit available

2 bed

Amenities

Garage

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Apartment Rentals in Trenton start at $1,600/month.

You can use the pet-friendly filter to find Trenton apartments that allow pets.

The answer to this question depends on your household income and a couple of other factors. You can use our Rent Calculator to figure out how much you should spend on rent in Trenton.

You can use the off-campus housing filters to find apartments near colleges located in or around Trenton. Some of the colleges and universities in the area include University of Cincinnati-Main Campus, Xavier University, Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash College, Miami University-Hamilton, and Miami University-Oxford.

Trenton was originally named Bloomfield after Joseph Bloomfield, a governor of New Jersey. Eventually, the name was changed to Trenton in honor of Trenton, New Jersey.

Trenton is situated in northeastern Butler County, Ohio. The city lies just west of Middletown and is located on the west bank of the Great Miami River (it seems this area borrowed place names from all over the country). The city originally belonged to Madison Township, but later annexed land in Wayne Township. The most recent census reports that Trenton has a population of roughly 12,000 people, but don't let the town's relatively small population fool you: There's plenty to do in this Ohio town!

Moving to Trenton

Before making the move to Trenton, you'd be wise to spend a week or two exploring the area and getting a sense of all it has to offer. If you have friends or relatives who already live there, great! If not, book a hotel room in Trenton or nearby so you can get a clear sense of what life in the area is like. If you're a driver, make sure to spend some time on the Trenton roads. Though public transit is available, a good percentage of residents prefer to rely on their own set of wheels. If checking out Trenton in person isn't feasible, spend some good quality time researching the area online. Be sure to research the availability of 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apartments, as these are popular choices among renters.

Fortunately for prospective renters, Trenton has no shortage of rental properties. There are a significant amount of duplexes for rent in the area. Rental homes and furnished apartments are also available.

When applying to rent, make sure you've collected all the documents a landlord might ask to see and that you have them close at hand. Most potential landlords and rental property management companies will want to see proof of income (to verify that you can pay for your dream home), a state-issued ID, and references from previous landlords. Some landlords might also require a credit check-it doesn't hurt to bring an updated credit report while looking at rental properties. Not having these documents readily available can delay the application process, and can even cause a renter to miss out on an excellent rental opportunity.

Another thing to consider before renting a unit or home in Trenton is the time of year. Moving during the wintertime can be difficult and add stress to the process. On the other hand, the heat of midsummer can cause some renters to throw in the towel. Late summer and early fall are the best times to make the move to Trenton, especially if you're sensitive to certain weather conditions.

Neighborhoods in Trenton

Trenton is a relatively compact city, perfect for those who want big-city amenities and small-town charm. The entire area is serviced with only one zip code. Trenton has two major neighborhoods, details of which are provided below.

City Center: City Center is the livelier of the two Trenton neighborhoods. Businesses, residences, and other amenities are relatively closely situated here. Restaurants and retail shops appear side by side, and many places are within convenient walking distance for city residents. Public transportation is available, but most residents prefer driving to bussing. Traffic is not as bad in this urban area as it is in some larger metropolitan areas, however, so don't feel you need to put your beloved ride up for sale.

Miltonville: This area is more sparsely populated. Businesses and other establishments are easily accessible, but they might not be within walking distance. Homes and businesses are spaced farther apart here than they are in City Center, giving residents a higher degree of privacy. Even so, the apartment complexes in the area are conveniently located near retail offerings and other resources, making the neighborhood great for renters.

Living in Trenton

Trenton has all of the conveniences of a major metropolitan city without the traffic and congestion that larger areas experience. Despite its size, the city is close-knit and residents take pride in the area. There is an active Chamber of Commerce, with many networking opportunities available for businesses and individuals. It's easy to get connected to the community with so many meetings and events taking place. Dust off your business card case and prepare to network!

Those who enjoy an active lifestyle will love Trenton, which has abundant outdoor activities and events for residents of all ages. Nearby Big Walnut Nature Preserve features the Tall Timber Trail that circles a bluff before looping around a deep ravine. The Wolf Cave Trail in McCormick's Creek State Park is also a huge draw-just bring sturdy boots and a full water bottle before hitting the trail. Trenton residents can enjoy easy access to this state park, which has a huge open cave that's open for exploration. This same park features Falls Canyon Trail, which leads to a beautiful canyon complete with waterfall. Cope Hollow Loop and Deam Lake to Jackson road are also popular trails with visitors and Trenton residents.

Trenton residents also have numerous dining options at their fingertips. Foreign cuisine and American fare are readily available. Long story short, you'll never go hungry in Trenton.

Besides being home to outdoor recreation, Trenton also values culture and art. Arts and crafts exhibitions are regularly held in Trenton and nearby towns. The West Chester Symphony Orchestra routinely holds concerts just a short distance from Trenton, and visual artists can choose to enter the several local contests held annually.

If you're looking for pristine natural beauty, great dining options, and a thriving arts culture, look no further than Trenton!

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