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Painters Mill Apartments

Painters Mill Apartments

Owings Mills, Maryland, 21117

Studio/1 BedroomFrom $823

2 BedroomsFrom $985

3 BedroomsFrom $1,190

Morningside

Morningside

Owings Mills, Maryland, 21117

Studio/1 Bedroom$701 - $775

2 Bedrooms$738 - $1,130

3 Bedrooms$1,083 - $1,388

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The Gates of Owings Mills

The Gates of Owings Mills

Owings Mills, Maryland, 21117

1 Bedroom$1,155 - $1,175

2 Bedrooms$1,240 - $1,365

3 Bedrooms$1,500 - $1,520

Owings Run Apartments

Owings Run Apartments

Owings Mills, Maryland, 21117

1 Bedroom$1,190

2 Bedrooms$1,160 - $1,305

3 Bedrooms$1,395 - $1,410

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Owings Mills Maryland

Owings Mills is situated just outside Baltimore, Maryland, and has a population of around 20,000 people. It is a very popular community from which people commute into Baltimore, and there's excellent mass transit. When starting the search for your Owings Mills apartment, know that you will want to have a car for local transport, so consider the parking situation. The city is rapidly growing town so expect both old and new build architecture and plenty of outdoor space.

Plenty of Running Room

The town center is actually an enclosed shopping mall, and with its 200 stores, it is very convenient. There are ample outdoor recreational activities with a number of good golf courses and the 322 acre Northwest Regional Park, located on the western edge of the city is fantastic. You'll find plenty of room for most sports. For cultural activities, Baltimore is only eight miles away and offers an array of museums and other venues.

Maryland Crabs

Even if you aren't settled into your Owings Mills apartment, you gotta eat. The best diner in town is called New Towne. It's open all hours and have a huge menu that won't disappoint even for a middle of the night snack. Sushi places are a hit with top rated ones like Edo and Yuki, You'll also find many other good ethnic cuisine places as well as seafood and American style. CJ's is sort of a hole in the wall place but locals love it for their Maryland crabs. It's not fancy but the food is fantastic.

Many Sweet Bars

At night, many of the restaurants in town double as watering holes. Linwood has a top notch bar and very friendly service. Others with good bar scenes are CJs, The Artful Gourmet Bistro, Cibo Bar and Grill and Captain Harvey's. There is the Hops Bar and Brewery which is certainly worth a visit too. For live music and dancing, you'll want to go into Baltimore, which will be easy driving from your Owings Mills apartment.

 

 

Average Apartment Rent in Owings Mills, Maryland

# Bedrooms Jan Dec Nov 3 Month % change
Studio N/A N/A $775 0%
1 Bed $1,047 $1,046 $1,025 2.1%
2 Bed $1,228 $1,217 $1,208 1.7%
3 Bed $1,418 $1,443 $1,352 4.9%

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Apartments in Owings Mills have competitive rents so be sure to use our apartment finder to get the best deal. In November the average rent for a 1 Bedroom Owings Mills apartment cost $1,025. If you need a roommate, try finding a 2 bedroom apartment rental. An average 2 bedroom Owings Mills apartment was $1,208 in November. The average apartment rent for a 3 bedroom apartment in November was $1,352. Start your apartment search by checking out some of the Owings Mills rentals listed below.

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  • Why should I move to Owings Mills?

    Ranked number 49 on CNN's Money Magazine's "100 Best Places to Live and Launch", Owings Mills boasts a lively, small-town atmosphere with the highest concentration of young professionals in the country. This bedroom community features diverse neighborhoods with an array of great restaurants, a local mall, and convenient public transportation to neighboring large cities. Less than 30 minutes away, Baltimore offers a plethora of business opportunities as well as a wide variety of cultural and recreational activities.

  • Is Owings Mills famous for any kind of restaurant or food in particular? What's the local favorite?

    Linwood's Restaurant, located on Crossroads Drive in Owings Mills is an upscale eatery without all the pretense. Known for its attentive and professional service, this fine dining establishment features a constantly evolving menu with flavorful and inventive dishes and an elegant, yet cozy ambience- perfect for a romantic date or business engagement. Try the delectable rockfish stuffed with crabmeat, the Maryland crab soup, or the lobster tempura appetizer. For dessert order up some tasty creme brulee, pumpkin bread pudding, or one of Linwood's famous homemade ice cream sandwiches!

  • Are there big sporting events that people in Owings Mills enjoy attending?

    Owings Mills is not home to any major professional or collegiate sports teams. However, based on its proximity to the city of Baltimore, which is only 18 miles away, residents shall not want for sporting events. The Baltimore Orioles play at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, which is considered by many to be the most beautiful baseball park in Major League Baseball. In addition, the Baltimore Grand Prix will debut in downtown Baltimore in September 2011.

  • What do people do for fun in Owings Mills?

    In the center of Owings Mills is Owings Mills Town Center, an enclosed shopping mall, but many strorefronts have shuttered recently. Outdoor recreation in the area, however, still abounds. Liberty Lake, located to the west, is great for angling and wildlife viewing. Patapsco Valley State Park offers hiking, fishing, camping, canoeing, horseback, and mountain bike trails. To the east, the Chesapeake Bay is available for boating and fishing.

  • What kinds of job opportunities are available in Owings Mills?

    With 90 percent of the workforce employed in white-collar jobs, Owings Mills is a decidedly white-collar city. For the most part, Owings Mills is a city of professionals, sales and office workers, and managers. The top five industries in which Owings Mills residents work are healthcare (16 percent), education (11 percent), finance (10 percent), retail (10 percent), and public service (9 percent). After that, popular industries include professional, scientific, and technical services (9 percent), manufacturing (7 percent), accommodation (4 percent), transportation (4 percent), and information technology (4 percent).

  • Is Owings Mills a good place for younger people?

    Owings Mills is a decent place for younger people. With a few bars and restaurants, there's some nightlife, and it's only 30 minutes from Baltimore. In addition, 35 percent of its population is between the ages of 18 and 34, with another 30 percent between the ages of 35 and 54. Its proximity to Liberty Reservoir State Park and Patapsco Valley State Park, which offer hiking, camping, and fishing, makes Owings Mills an ideal place for outdoorsy younger people. The cost of living in Owings Mills, however, is considerably higher than in Baltimore--21 percent, to be exact--so it's not a place to go to save money when escaping the big city.

  • How much are utilities in Owings Mills?

    Since Owings Mills has a climate that varies from season to season, utilities will change from month to month. Naturally, heating will drive the gas bill up in the winter, just as the use of air conditioning will raise the electric bill in the summer months. On average, however, gas and electric should not exceed $300 a month for a family of five. In addition, the water bill should amount to about $30 a month.