Pleasant Prairie Apartments for Rent

Wonderful Apartments in Pleasant Prairie

Had enough of the big city? Is that view of the freeway growing old? Rent an apartment in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, and set your sights on smog–free beauty. According to the village’s official website, Pleasant Prairie is home to the “finest quality natural and scientific prairie sites in the upper Midwest.” Whether you come for the gorgeous scenery or because you’ve had enough of the potholes and pigeons, you’ll love living here. Open your eyes to a great living situation (and plenty of wildflowers) and rent an apartment in Pleasant Prairie. So long, concrete jungle!

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Are you looking for a spacious three bedroom apartment so you can find a few roommates and have someone to do the Pleasant Prairie Triathlon with? Perhaps you’re looking for a sleek one bedroom that’s walking distance from Ruffolo III so you can grab a pizza whenever you’d like. Whatever apartment you’re after, we’re here to help you find it. If you’re wondering how much you can expect to spend on an apartment in Pleasant Prairie, just take a look at the rent table. It has the latest average rates on one, two, and three bedroom units. Read on to learn more about life in Pleasant Prairie, and be sure to read The Village and be an informed Pleasant Prairian!

Harmonious Living

Rent one of Pleasant Prairie’s fine apartments and you’ll be one with everything. According to the city’s official website, Pleasant Prairie is a “well-planned municipality that represents a harmonious balance between residential, commercial, manufacturing, conservancy, and agricultural land uses.” Whether you’re here to work at a sweet new job or you just want to make sure your kids are educated enough to know that the Boston Tea Party was not some Saturday afternoon get-together, you'll find Pleasant Prairie to be rental nirvana. Speaking of great jobs, Pleasant Prairie is actually Wisconsin’s fifth-largest manufacturing municipality. Corporations like Snap-on Tools, Volkswagen, and Yamaha have facilities in the village and the PrairieWood Corporate Park boasts more than 7,500 employees in over 75 different businesses. Should you need help putting together a TV stand in your new apartment, one of Pleasant Prairie’s 16,000 friendly residents is sure to help. With great jobs and a thriving community, this certainly is a great place to live. Escape the cycle of rental suffering and get an apartment in Pleasant Prairie.

Fishing, Fireworks, and More

History factoid: the area located at 104th Avenue and Bain Station Road was once known as Tar Corners because a group of angry villagers tarred and feathered a thief here. While Pleasant Prairie is much safer and more civilized today, the community is just as wild and raucous as it was in the old days. Today, Pleasant Prairie offers tar-free community events throughout the year. Take Prairie Family Days, for instance. With bingo, a craft fair, magic, live music, fireworks, and more, Prairie Family Days will certainly get you off the couch and away from reality TV for a few days. For a real taste of reality, you ought to attend WinterFest as well. Take part in the chili cook-off or try your hand at ice fishing. Whether you prefer your entertainment hot or blisteringly cold, you’ll have a good time at WinterFest. These two events are just a sample of the good times planned in Pleasant Prairie. Rent one of Pleasant Prairie’s fine apartments and go wild. No tar or feathers required (or recommended).

A Great Place to Play

According to its website, Pleasant Prairie is a ""Great Place to Live, Work, and Play."" Once you’ve clocked out of work and finished unpacking the groceries, you’ll have a lot more to do here than play Scrabble online with some random guy in Argentina. The village’s parks and recreational facilities will get you off the laptop and keep you fit and entertained all year. Prairie Springs Park, “home of America's largest municipal-owned recreation center,” is a great place to go whether you’re in the mood for a hike on the park’s 2.3 mile paved trail or for showing off your fancy footwork on one of seven soccer fields. Whichever park or recreation center you visit, you’re sure to get your much-needed “play” time in. Besides, it sure beats all those times you’d inevitably end up with nothing but vowels in your tile rack.