Hartford Apartments for Rent

The Knowledge Corridor

That sounds so hardcore, doesn’t it? Well, Hartford is pretty hardcore, isn’t it? This beautiful city is the capital of Connecticut set on the majestic Connecticut River. Hartford boasts an ever growing population of about 125,000. Will you be the next new rez of this fine city? Read on to find out!

Okay, we know you’re excited about your new place. And so are we. But please. Take a few minutes to look over our [AptGuideLink] to pick up some sweet tips on how to find the best new place for you. You’ll get a real idea of what it’s like living in Hartford over at our [LocalTalkLink], where actual residents dish out all the deets on this fine city. It’s like some kind of magical spyglass, you’ll love it. And if questions start plaguing your brain, don’t fret. We have answers. Just use the Ask a Question feature to ask those residents (AKA local experts) all your burning questions and you’ll have answers in no time.

Rental Trends In Hartford

Rents for new apartments in Hartford can be pretty competitive, but you can be sure you’re getting the best deal around town by using our apartment finder. That means no wheeling and dealing is necessary. Score! Whether you’re looking for something cozy and comfy (AKA small and super affordable) or something large and in charge with all the frills, our finder will find it for you and get you the best bang for your Hartford dollars. Let’s talk numbers. As of ||monthpull|| the average rent for a one bedroom apartment cost ||1BRrentpull|| while a two bedroom apartment went for ||2BRrentpull||.

You’ll Heart Hartford

Wanna get to know Hartford? Of course you do. Hartford’s homepage is a great resource for some practical info on the city. You can check out the actual layout of the town, a calendar of community events, and even business listings. Bookmark it, yo!

That whole Knowledge Corridor nickname comes from the fact that many big universities reside in Hartford. Hartford colleges include the famous, Trinity College, Capital Community College, the University of Connecticut School of Business, and the University Of Hartford. The universities offer more than academic types in smoking jackets. Residents of the city can enjoy cultural events, public art galleries, and plenty of performances. So, this is a big score even if you’re not a student or a professor. (AKA one of those smoking jacket wearers.)

You can also scratch that artistic itch with a visit to the Wadsworth Athenaeum, one of the country's oldest public art museums. The museum holds Contemporary art exhibits (both rotating and permanent) and also has a theater. Peruse the site to see all this incredible museum has to offer.

Hartford has some beautiful outdoor spaces for folks to enjoy the great Connecticut outdoors. The lovely Bushnell Park is a gorgeous place to hang in every season. Enjoy the pond, carousel, fountain, and sculptures throughout the park. And be sure to keep an eye on the calendar to partake in some of the special events that go down here throughout the year like Solstice in the Park, and the Concert series.

History buffs and admirers will delight in the many historic buildings located throughout the city. You’ll enjoy sites like the Butler McCook Homestead (Hartford’s oldest house), the Old State House, the Governor’s Residence, and the Noah Webster House and West Hartford Museum. The Connecticut Historical Society Museum and Library is a great place to get some info on local history as well.

Mark Twain Hearted Hartford

Mark Twain, great American humorist, claimed to love Hartford. He said it was the most beautiful city he'd ever seen and said he lived the most productive and happiest years of his life in Hartford. If that’s not a convincing ad for this city, what is? You can visit the The Mark Twain House and Museum in Hartford to see where Twain lived and learn all about his work and his legacy. This National Historic Landmark is a wonderful way to peek into Hartford’s past, learn about America’s greatest author, and enjoy a stunningly beautiful home. You’ll see both permanent and rotating exhibits in the museum as well as a research library and special events and educational programs throughout the year.

You and Hartford, Together Forever

Move into your new pad in Hartford and enjoy life in this beautiful city, bursting with activities, attractions, history, and… c’mon. Mark Twain lived here. And loved it. You’re next!