Welcome to Cedar City, home to around 30,000 of the luckiest people you can find. Not only do locals get to live in a place in the shadow of Mount Zion, but they've also got art, culture, and plenty of fun to boot. So, settle down for a while and we'll guide you around the rental market in this amazing city.
Cedar City is the gateway to a vast wilderness
Welcome to Cedar City, home to around 30,000 of the luckiest people you can find. Not only do locals get to live in a place in the shadow of Mount Zion, but they've also got art, culture, and plenty of fun to boot. So, settle down for a while and we'll guide you around the rental market in this amazing city.
Cedar City is the gateway to a vast wilderness. It’s surrounded by national forests, such as Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, and Grand Canyon National Park. At the same time, the city proper is a bustling little center for arts and industry. Main Street is lined with historic buildings, with some great little spots to enjoy a cup of coffee or grab some lunch. The city also has its fair share of festivals, fairs, music, and events. Property rentals can be found anywhere from $400 to over $1,000 a month. Cheap apartments for rent are scattered throughout Cedar City. There are rooms for rent in furnished apartments for about $200. Those looking for a little more space can find a cheap twinhome for about $650, or look into the rental homes in the $800 to $1,100 range. No matter where you look, you are sure to find a property rental in a great atmosphere, surrounded by majestic mountain views and plenty of fun stuff to do.
Most apartment buildings and property rentals offer just the bare minimum of amenities, such as a parking spot, some BBQ pits, a laundry room, and sometimes a pool. Some apartments, rental homes, and twinhomes get the added bonus of a private, fenced in yard.
Now it's time to have a scroll through those listings and a stroll through your new hometown. Enjoy!
-By Katy Comal