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Marvelous Apartments in Marion, Ohio

Hungry for a better living situation? Looking for a city with a little more flavor, and a dash of salt? With the easy to use [AptGuideLink] you can quickly find and rent an apartment in Marion, the Popcorn Capital of the World. Home to the Wyandot Popcorn Museum and an annual popcorn festival, this Ohio city offers not only buttery goodness, but great schools, parks, community events, and more. Enjoy a great quality of life (and year-round snacking) in this charming Ohio city. Whether you’re looking for a great city to raise a family or you just need some cheap garland for your Christmas tree, Marion has what you need. Just don’t forget to bring some floss.

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And What About Marion, Ohio Rental Rates?

Read up on new movies (a.k.a. excuses to eat more popcorn) in The Marion Star. As of ||monthpull||, the average cost of a one bedroom apartment in Marion, Ohio was ||1BRrentpull||. You’ll have someone to split a bowl of spaghetti from The Warehouse with you if you find a roommate. The average two bedroom apartment for rent in the area was ||2BRrentpull|| as of ||monthpull||. Find a second roommate and go bird watching at Big Island Wildlife Area with a trio. A three bedroom rental only cost about ||3BRrentpull|| a month as of ||monthpull||. Start looking for a new place in Marion by checking out some of the rentals listed below.

Popped Corn and Smashed Cars

Moving into a new apartment is an event in itself. Lucky for you, Marion offers plenty of heavy lifting-free events all year. You can’t live in the Popcorn Capital of the World and not attend the annual Marion Popcorn Festival. Drawing in more than 250,000 people a year, the “largest popcorn festival in the world” offers plenty for everyone, whether you’re of the movie theater style or caramel persuasion. Along with delicious snacks, this huge event, one of the top 100 events in North America according to the American Bus Association, features a parade, live music, a 5K run, a bowling tournament, crafts, and more. If you’re not in the mood for getting kernels stuck in your teeth, you can always visit the Marion County Fair. Meet your neighbors and take in a tractor pull, fireworks, livestock sale, horse race, and demolition derby. This fair, held annually during the first week of July, celebrated its 161st year in 2011. That’s a whole lot of demolished cars. Whether you’re in the mood for a tractor pull or pulling kernels out of your teeth, you’ll have a great time in your new city.

Get Moving in Marion

Should you go a little overboard on the Cracker Jack, you’ll have your chance to burn off some calories (and have lots of fun) thanks to the Parks and Recreation Departments. Marion is home to 19 city parks for maximum butter burning fun. Take Garfield Park for instance. This pristine park offers fun and fitness for the entire kettle corn-loving family. With a softball diamond, basketball courts, horseshoe pits, basketball courts, and playground, you and your kids will have a ball and maybe even forget you ate that ten pound bag of popcorn. Want to burn those calories and build new friendships? Sign up for an adult recreational program. Enjoy action-packed fun with teamwork in fall volleyball or relax your mind and body in yoga. Either way, you’re bound to make friends with other popcorn addicts. Rent one of these great apartments and feel the burn!

Presidential and Paranormal

Did you know that Marion was the hometown of President Warren G. Harding? You’re sure to find out all about this city’s rich history if you visit its many cultural attractions. Want to learn more about the 29th President? Head over to the Harding Home and Museum. Explore Harding’s home, the site of his famous “front porch campaign,” and pick up a souvenir to place proudly next to your loveseat. Speaking of the deceased, the city is also home to numerous spooky sites. The most famous paranormal landmark has to be the Merchant family grave marker. If you’re feeling brave, head over to Marion Cemetery and take a gander at this ghostly landmark. The sphere on top is documented to move on its base numerous times throughout the year. Whether you’re curious to see all your new town has to offer or you’ve just seen one too many episodes of “Ghost Hunters,” you’ve got to visit these historic (and sometimes paranormal) attractions.