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Affordable Apartments for rent in Garrett, Indiana

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1213 S Cowen St
Garrett, IN 46738

(260) 357-5180

From 650 Sq Ft
1 Bed
1 Bath

400 Oak Trl
Garrett, IN 46738

(260) 357-5159

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1400 Connie Jean Xing
Garrett, IN 46738

(260) 357-3276

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1400 Connie Jean Xing
Garrett, IN 46738

(260) 357-3276

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105 S 7th St
Garrett, IN 46738

(260) 357-0532

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317 E King St
Garrett, IN 46738

(260) 553-4008

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1005 S Franklin St
Garrett, IN 46738

(260) 357-5043

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400 Oak Trl
Garrett, IN 46738

(260) 357-5159

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400 Oak Trl
Garrett, IN 46738

(260) 357-5159

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1213 S Cowen St
Garrett, IN 46738

(260) 357-5180

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1213 S Cowen St
Garrett, IN 46738

(260) 357-5180

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220 S Ijams St
Garrett, IN 46738

(260) 357-5815

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220 S Ijams St
Garrett, IN 46738

(260) 357-5815

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Smart Ways to Find an Affordable Apartment

Look for Apartments in Historic Districts

Historic districts often have unique, older apartments that come with charm and lower rent prices. These areas may be quieter and offer more character than newer developments, while still providing access to city amenities. Look for well-maintained units in historic areas for a more affordable yet stylish living option.

Affordable Housing Tip

Look for Subsidized Housing

Government and non-profit organizations often provide subsidized housing options for low-to-moderate income individuals and families. These programs can offer reduced rents or assistance with down payments. Check with local housing authorities for available programs.