Greensboro North Carolina Apartments for Rent

Find amazing Greensboro apartments in this gorgeous city of more than 200,000 residents. Greensboro, North Carolina is a part of the larger Triad Metropolitan area that also includes High Point and Winston-Salem. Greensboro is a charming city with a rich history and a quaint atmosphere drawing visitors and new residents to the city each year.

If you're a prospective student, Greensboro, North Carolina is home to several top-tier higher education institutions, and ApartmentGuide.com can help you find Greensboro apartments for rent near these campuses. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro has more than 17,000 students and it's recognized as a Top Value for Public Education in the nation by the Princeton Review. North Carolina's Elon University recently opened a school of Law. In the fall of 2006, 115 students began law classes at this private liberal arts university. The city is also home to Bennett College for Women. This instruction is known for its small student body. Just under 700 female students study in 24 academic programs offered at Bennett.

Even if you're not a student, this city could be the perfect place for you to rent a Greensboro apartment. Greensboro is home to numerous attractions, particularly outdoor attractions. One of the most popular recreational areas in Greensboro is the Greensboro Arboretum. The arboretum features a Dwarf Conifer Collection, a groundcover collection, the Kaplan Family Rose Garden and wildflower trails. There's 409 acres at Hagan Stone Park that's perfect for camping. And who could forget about Center City Park. This 2.2 acre park is the natural gem of the otherwise urban Downtown Greensboro district. So, if you plan on living in Greensboro apartments near your job in downtown Greensboro, you may have views of this gorgeous greenspace. When searching downtown Greensboro apartments for rent on ApartmentGuide.com, you can browse detailed neighborhood information that can help you lease the perfect place with all the amenities and features you desire, including scenic park views.

Downtown Greensboro is a wonderful neighborhood, home to special events like the First Fridays series. On the First Friday of each month the doors are open at local art galleries, museums, and music venues downtown. However, there are other communities across the city that may be just what you're looking for. Historic College Hill is the oldest community in the city and lies just east of the University of North Carolina campus. As a result, neighborhood coffee shops, boutiques and eateries are strongly influenced by the college. Greensboro's Aycock neighborhood is located several miles northeast of the city center and is a registered historic. Other areas to consider in the hunt for Greensboro apartments for rent include the Southside neighborhood and Fisher Park.