Spring is nearly here and so is a golden opportunity for a fresh start. To some, this might mean a closet cleanout, a new hairstyle or even some new digs – but where do you start?! When it comes to shopping around for a new crib there’s one thing that typically matters above all else, and that’s the cost! Luckily, there are a ton of cute, but cheap apartments available for rent in Calgary right now.
From a bright 1 bedroom on 17th Avenue to a southwest spot with a killer view, here 5 spots that will cost less than $1,500 a month, as posted by Rentals.ca
1608 22 AVE SW
Located in the inner-city community of Bankview, these 1-2 bedroom apartments are within close proximity to shops and shops, as well as parks which you can oversee from the railing of your balcony.
Cost: $900 – $1250
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211 14TH AVENUE SW
With secured entry, laminate floors, city views and nearby parks – this pet-friendly apartment is nestled in amongst the hustle and bustle of Calgary’s downtown. The best part? Heat and water are included!
Cost: $899 – $1325
1805 17 STREET SW
Souped-up with a renovated kitchen and bathrooms, laminate flooring and full-sized appliance, this 17th Avenue apartment is pet friendly and like a lot of places on this list, super conveniently located with water and heat included.
Cost: $925 – $1050
333 17TH AVENUE SW
With open floor plans and city views, this industrial-style spot on 17th Avenue is totally pet friendly and will cost no more than $900 per month – plus heat and water are included, so check it out!
Cost: $850 – $900
6651 RANCHVIEW DR NW
With 1, 2 and 3 bedroom units available, plus heat and water this well-priced apartment also has a pool – which is impractical to some, but a selling point to most.
Cost: $910 – $1190
So there you have it, folks! Cheap apartments available for rent in Calgary under $1,500, now go forth and live comfortably.
