Looking to live in a town with determination? Rent an apartment in Burlington, New Jersey, former home of Captain James Lawrence, commander of the USS Chesapeake during the War of 1812. “Don't give up the ship. Fight her till she sinks,” shouted Lawrence as the British HMS Shannon attacked his boat. Like Lawrence, Burlington will never give up on you, offering a great school system, library, shopping, dining, and more year-round. Burlington’s slogan is “…where the past is our present to you.” Why not unwrap your gift and rent an apartment in Burlington today? Want to find out more about the Riverfront Summer Concert Series? Check out our [LocalTalkLink] for local tips and information about historic Burlington. Looking for a great apartment near High Street? Talk to our local experts by using the ""Ask a Question"" feature and learn more about the former site of the ""largest baby shoe plant in the world.

Don’t miss the Holiday House Tour this December. As of ||monthpull||, the cost of a one bedroom apartment in Burlington is ||1BRrentpull||. If you’re looking for a roommate or someone to go have breakfast with you at Amy’s Omelette House, look for a two bedroom rental. The average two bedroom apartment for rent in Burlington, New Jersey is ||2BRrentpull|| as of ||monthpull||. Split the rent into thirds and give yourself more money to spend at High Street Exchange Antiques & Elegant Junque. A three bedroom rental in this New Jersey treasure cost ||3BRrentpull|| as of ||monthpull||. Start looking for an apartment rental in this historic town by checking out some of the rentals listed below.

A City of Firsts

Don’t you just love being the first to do something? Whether you were the first in your family to go to college or the first person on your block to be into “Arrested Development,” being first is never a bad thing. You’ll love it in Burlington, New Jersey, a town of firsts. Did you know former resident John Skene was the first Freemason in the country or that the city’s Old St. Mary’s is the oldest church in New Jersey? This suburb of Philadelphia (historic in its own right) was founded primarily by Quakers and takes its name from the English town of Bridlington. While the town is big on history, offering many historic sites and museums, it’s small in population. As of 2010, Burlington’s population was only 9,920. You’ll find there’s plenty of room to walk the city’s historic streets should you rent one of its great apartments. Get to know American history and your neighbors in beautiful Burlington, New Jersey. Cooper and Company Have you ever read “The Last of the Mohicans”? If you’re planning on renting one of Burlington’s apartments, you might be interested to know that its author, James Fenimore Cooper, once resided in Burlington. Whether you want to read “The Last of the Mohicans” or Stephen King’s “Misery,” you can pick up both at the Library Company of Burlington. The library was organized in 1757 and started with 60 members, each paying ten shilling a year for a membership. It’s the oldest library in New Jersey and the seventh oldest in the United States. Why not sign up for a library card (no shilling required) and browse through its collection of modern books, CD’s, DVD’s, and books going as far back as 1521. The library also offers web access workstations with Office suite programs, a meeting room, and a distance-learning facility. Bringing any kids to Burlington? The library also features a story time series, instructional tours, preschool edutainment computers, and a summer reading club. No matter your age, the Library Company of Burlington has a book waiting for you to read. Sights, Sounds, and Sweets You can learn plenty about Burlington, New Jersey’s past in the library, but if you want to really get a feel for the city, you’ve got put down the iPad, leave your apartment, and explore. Want a real taste of the town? Visit UMMM Ice Cream Parlor, an authentic old-time ice cream parlor and “Best of Philly” award winner several times over. Stop by the Burlington County Historical Society and peruse the museum and its collection of samplers, quilts, toys and more. In the mood for some old-time rock & roll? Be sure not to miss the Riverfront Summer Concert Series offered every Thursday in July and August at Riverfront Promenade Park. Catch a flick at one of Regal Cinema’s 20 screens. If you’ve got a headache after the movie, you can pick up some ibuprofen at Burlington Pharmacy, the oldest, continuously operated pharmacy in the state. Once you feel better, visit C.S. Heal Farm Market and buy some farm-fresh produce, pies, seasonal decorations, and more. You’ll never be bored in Burlington, New Jersey.