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Avalon Park
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Avalon Park

387 Webster RdAuburn, AL 36832
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Kingston Court
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Kingston Court

351 E Glenn AveAuburn, AL 36830
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Kingsport Apartments
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Kingsport Apartments

115 N Debardeleben StAuburn, AL 36830
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362 W Glenn AveAuburn, AL 36830
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Auburn Overview

Dubbed as “The loveliest village on the plains,” Auburn is a town with a lot of heart and soul. Much of Auburn’s activity revolves around Auburn University. It’s a picturesque Southern town with a lot of culture, warm and sunny skies, and natural scenery wherever you go.

What is the history of Auburn?

Auburn was incorporated in 1839. As several schools were established, it quickly became a popular spot for families to settle. While the Civil War brought hardship to the town, World War II brought it back into prominence as a college town for returning vets. It continues to attract students and families alike to this day.

How is the weather in Auburn?

Like much of the Deep South, Auburn has a humid subtropical climate. Winters are mild, spring comes early, summers are hot, and fall is warm. There are occasional thunderstorms and heavy rain in the spring and early summer.

How do I get around town?

Auburn is one of the most bike-friendly small towns in America. The Tiger Transit bus system transports students and university workers around campus and to nearby apartments. There is one regional airport (AUO), and two other airports about 2 hours away from Auburn, the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport(ATL) and the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport(BHM).

What is the Auburn commute like?

Traffic is light compared to major cities. 85 is the main highway that runs east and west through the city. 29 runs north and south. It might be harder to navigate the city during football game days with a large influx of visitors from outside the city.

What are the local media outlets?

Eagle Eye TV is the local TV station broadcast from Auburn University. WEGL (college-based) and WAUD (sports, music, news, and talk) are the two radio stations licensed to Auburn. There is also WKKR for country music. There are three newspapers in town, The Opelika-Auburn News, The Auburn Villager, and The Auburn Plainsman.

Why live in Auburn, AL?

If you love small towns, culture, education, technology, the great outdoors, really nice locals, and sports (or at least a few of those things), then Auburn is the town for you. There are so many great things going on in Auburn from theater, to music concerts, and sports events. In spite of its small size, Auburn has something for everyone. The schools, from elementary to university, are top in the nation. Auburn continues to attract a lot of new business, which in turn keeps the economy steadily growing. Cost of living is relatively low. Auburn is a quiet place to live with a low crime rate.

What Auburn landmarks should I see?

The crown jewel of Auburn is Auburn university, with its historic red brick buildings on wide green lawns and stately green trees. one of the most beautiful campuses in the nation. For a little more culture, check out the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Art and Telfair Peet Theatre.

What is there to do around Auburn?

Auburn is the city for athletes. It has been named the number one city for golf in the US. People come here to watch football, basketball, baseball, and swimming competitions. There are also numerous theaters and music concerts to enjoy. There are over 16 outdoor parks to choose from with great hiking trails and bodies of water.

Any annual festivals or Auburn events to know?

Auburn holds their annual City Fest in April, their largest free outdoor festival. Football fans come from all around to watch Nova the golden eagle fly around the Jordan-Hare stadium to open the football season.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Atlanta is only 1 _ hours away. Birmingham is a 2 hour drive from Auburn. Both are a great way to experience more city life. If you are looking for more down home country charm, try Eufaula, the bass capital of the world. Guntersville is a great weekend getaway with river views.

Where is the best place to move in Auburn?

Keep in mind that Auburn is a college town, so apartments in Auburn will be harder to find during the start of the school year. If you are looking for a quieter neighborhood, find any neighborhood that is at a good distance from the university. If you are seeking a richer social life with plenty of things to do, find an apartment close to the university. Shelton Park is affordable, centrally located, and near a lot of amenities, such as a mall, gym, shopping center and golf course.

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Getting Around Auburn, AL

Walk Score®

45 / 100

Car-Dependent

Most errands require a car

Bike Score®

41 / 100

Somewhat Bikeable

Minimal bike infrastructure

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Frequently Asked Questions about Auburn

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Auburn Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Auburn ranges from $625 to $2,010 with an average monthly rent of $1,296.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Auburn cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Auburn range from $745 to $2,238. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,392.

How expensive are Auburn Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 51 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Auburn on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $565 to $4,025 - averaging $1,999 for the location.

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