Bath Apartments for Rent

"Taking in Bath

There’s nothing better than the smell of salt in the air and the sound of waves lapping up against the shore. Listen! Can you hear the ships pulling into port? Well, maybe you can't from where you live now, but if you move to Bath, Maine, you'll be able to hear, smell, and see the sea all the time. This town is also known as the “City of Ships” because so many ships were built here.

If you're thinking about renting an apartment in Bath, head over to our Apartment Guide before you start searching for a great new place. At the Apartment Guide, you can pick up lots of tips that will make it easier to find that ever-elusive perfect pad. If you're in need of more information about Bath, visit the LocalTalk and get in touch with some of the people who already call this town home. It's the perfect way to get the inside scoop on Bath without having to leave the comfort of your chair! Set sail and prepare yourself for a wonderful life!" "Apartment Rental Rates

Whether you're looking for a sleek one bedroom apartment downtown or a spacious three bedroom place with a view of the park, we're here to help you find it. If you're wondering how much you can expect to spend on an apartment in Bath, all you have to do is take a look at our rent chart. It has all the information on the latest average rates. As you can see, you won't have to take a bath to move to Bath. Ready to learn more about what it's like to live in this great town? Read on! Once you've decided that Bath is the place for you, start your search for a great new place by reading through the apartment rental listings below. " "A Brief Overview of Bath

Home to around 9,000 people, Bath is a beautiful town with classic 19th-century architecture. It's located in Sagadahoc Country, on the Kennebec River. Like many towns in Maine, Bath started out as a port town. Back in the mid-1700s, the shipbuilding industry employed most of the people who lived in town. In fact, the people of Bath continued building ships all the way through World War II, when a new ship was completed every 17 days.

Man the Cannons at the Maine Maritime Museum

Once you get settled in your new apartment, be sure to pay a visit to the Maine Maritime Museum. This museum has a number of fascinating exhibits ranging from a historic shipyard with five buildings from the 1800s, to a replica of the largest wooden sailing vessel ever built. You can also stroll along the scenic waterfront and consider growing yourself a pair of sea legs (if you don't already have a set). Just don't sail off into the sunset without asking your new neighbors to water the plants and feed the cat.

For the Kids

that ships and museums aren’t fun for kids, they are, but every now and then kids need to go to a place where they can run around like maniacs. Good thing that Bath is home to the Bath Youth Meetinghouse and Skatepark. After they finish their homework, send the kids here so for some food, games, free WiFi, and safe fun with friends. They can even bring their skateboards and BMX bikes to practice their stunts. Whether you've already got a set of kids or you're moving to Bath solo, you'll find everything you're looking for in this fantastic town.

Great American Bath

In 2012, the National Trust for Historic Preservation gave Bath the Great American Main Street Award. Just what's so great about Main Street? What isn't? Bath's Main Street is both historic and happening, with plenty of beautiful buildings from the 1800s and early 1900s and lots of activities for the whole family. Strolling up and down Main Street is a great way to get to know the neighbors and to pick up some decorations or household goods for your new apartment. It's also the perfect place to grab a great meal at one of the local restaurants or to join in the fun at one of Bath's numerous festivals, including Bath Blarney Days, Heritage Days, and AutumnFest.

The Great Outdoors

Bath isn't just about museums and festivals; it's also about beautiful beaches. People who haven't been to Maine may not associate this northern state with long, sandy shores, but Maine is home to a few of them. In the summer, you'll want to be sure to visit Popham Beach State Park, where you can sunbathe, swim, surf, and relax in the sand. Since Popham is just 15 minutes from downtown Bath, you can visit this beach anytime you'd like–after you rent a new apartment here, that is. "