Augusta Apartments for Rent

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Augusta, Georgia is steeped in history. Early native influences, settlement by the British, strategic location in the Civil War, and proximity to Fort Gordon give it character like no other. But its intrigue doesn't solely lie in its history. Augusta has been dubbed "The Garden City," and apartments for rent are available in lush, green, beautiful town.

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All About Augusta

Native Americans were drawn to the site of what would become the city centuries before the town was established. They recognized the location as advantageous for crossing the Savannah River. Augusta was founded by the British in 1736 for similar reasons - that stretch of the Savannah was easy to navigate and to defend. With major roles in the American Revolution, Civil War, and World War II, the river remained integral to the town's importance. Today, the Savannah is a social and economic hub complete with parks, shops, and restaurants; it's many landmarks reminding residents and visitors of the area's rich history.

An apartment here will put you in a prime location to take advantage of the town's many benefits: the culture, history, and atmosphere. Apartments for rent are available in locations throughout the town; whether you're looking for a place right on the bank of the Savannah River, close to higher education, downtown, or in the suburbs, mynewplace.com can help you find that ideal apartment. And no matter where you live, you'll be privy to the area's beauty and Southern charm.

Home of History and Art

Beautiful Riverwalk Augusta in downtown is an attraction in and of itself. Artistically landscaped, the meandering promenade runs along the Savannah River and is lined with the area's finest boutiques, cafes, restaurants, and clubs. History and art take the front seat in any Augusta experience, and chief among those draws along the Riverwalk is the Morris Museum of Art, which boasts a collection of 5,000 pieces. Just off the Riverwalk are the Augusta Museum of History and Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art. The former possesses an extensive collection of artifacts chronicling the town to its prehistory; the latter is the only non-profit school/gallery of its kind in the area. Numerous smaller, independent galleries (nearly a dozen in all) also line Broad Street in downtown, an area which is consequently called Artist's Row.

The Gorgeous Great Outdoors

History and art aren't Augusta's only claim to beauty; the town has been branded "The Garden City" for good reason. There are many beautifully landscaped parks in and around the area, including Brookfield Park, Diamon Lakes Regional Park, and Phinizy Swamp Nature Park. And speaking of landscaped beauty, the city is home to the world-famous Augusta National Golf Club, host of the annual Master's Tournament.