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Sycamore Condos
2 Bedroom Apartments

Sycamore Condos

2404-A-C Sycamore AveHuntsville, TX 77340
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Arbors of Sam Houston
Studio to 3 Bedroom Apartments

Arbors of Sam Houston

555 Bowers BlvdHuntsville, TX 77340
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The Village at Sam Houston
1 to 4 Bedroom Apartments

The Village at Sam Houston

102-158 Varsity DrHuntsville, TX 77340
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Sam Houston Village II
4 Bedroom Apartments

Sam Houston Village II

113 Varsity DrHuntsville, TX 77340
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Glenwood Apartments
Studio Apartments

Glenwood Apartments

1976 QualityHuntsville, TX 77320
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Montgomery Meadows
1 to 2 Bedroom Apartments

Montgomery Meadows

2750 Montgomery RdHuntsville, TX 77340
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Blue Sky Apartments
1 to 3 Bedroom Apartments

Blue Sky Apartments

911 University AveHuntsville, TX 77320
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Bearkat Cottages
2 Bedroom Apartments

Bearkat Cottages

340 Bowers BlvdHuntsville, TX 77340
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Huntsville Overview

Huntsville is a city of over 35,000 people, located 70 miles north of Houston on I-45. This attractive college town boasts a rich history that attracts visitors. It offers residents as peaceful, rural-influenced life with convenient access to both major cities, National Forests, and the Gulf Coast.

What is the history of Huntsville?

Huntsville began as a humble trading post in 1836. Its founder named the building after his hometown of Huntsville, Alabama. The settlement quickly grew and was the home of Sam Houston, President of the short-lived Republic of Texas. Volunteers from the city have served key roles in a number of wars. Starting around 1930, Huntsville became a trade center for rural East Texas due to its location at a major crossroads and connection to railroad lines.

How is the weather in Huntsville?

Huntsville's humid subtropical climate is marked by warm, wet summers and cool winters. Winter temperatures average around 60F/40F with occasional freezing nights. Summer temperatures climb to 94F/73F. The town receives the most rain during late fall, with an average of 5.2 inches. Springs are breezy and pleasant.

How do I get around town?

The town has walking and cycling trails and is served by Greyhound busses. Residents may be able to commute to in-town destinations without a vehicle. However, most residents do own a car. For air transport, the Bruce Brothers Huntsville Regional Airport serves the region.

What is the Huntsville commute like?

State Highway 30 runs west toward College Station. East, take US 190 toward Livingston. State Highway 19 runs northwest and connects the town to Crockett and Lufkin. Finally, I-45 is the main route to Dallas/Fort Worth and Houston. Traffic, particularly into Houston, can be a challenge during rush hour.

What are the local media outlets?

Huntsville residents read two newspapers, a community paper called The Huntsville Item and SHSU's student newspaper, The Houstonian. Popular radio stations include 101.7FM (country), 90.5FM (college programs), and 700 AM (talk radio). The town is served by national news stations including NBC, PBS, CBS, ABC, and Fox.

Why live in Huntsville, TX?

This warm, friendly town has a lot to offer residents. History buffs will love visiting the home of Sam Houston, as well as learning about rural handicrafts, prison life in generations past, and the stories of local veterans. People who appreciate the outdoors can enjoy year-round fun. The town offers a number of safe, well-kept parks and walking trails, a nearby National Forest, and fun on the water at Lake Livingston. Housing ranges in budget from highly affordable apartments in Huntsville near the university to more luxurious options in the outskirts or near attractions like the Raven Nest Golf Club..

What Huntsville landmarks should I see?

Sam Houston lived in Huntsville and was buried in a local cemetery, and this famous historic figure has shaped this town's identity. Huntsville has commemorated him with a statue, the Sam Houston Memorial Museum, and the local college is even named Sam Houston State University.

What is there to do around Huntsville?

Huntsville offers a number of walking tours, mostly historically themed. Visitors can also explore Sam Houston's remarkable life by visiting Sam Houston's Woodland Home or his grave in Oakwood Cemetery. Active-minded people can take scuba lessons at The Blue Lagoon, go hiking in Huntsville State Park, or participate in a local 5k race. The Farmer's Market, open May through August, is a great source for locally grown produce.

Any annual festivals or Huntsville events to know?

Don't miss the Huntsville Music Festival in April. This celebration of country and folk music is held in Rather Park. Other festivals include Fair on the Square in October for crafts and entertainment and the kid-friendly Scare on the Square for Halloween fun.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

A number of attractions are just a few hours' drive away. This includes enjoying Houston culture and visiting nearby Lake Livingston and the Davy Crockett National Forest. For a long weekend, consider hitting the coast in Galveston or traveling to New Orleans.

Where is the best place to move in Huntsville?

Some of the most affordable Huntsville apartments are in the vicinity of Sam Houston State University. This is a great option for people who want to walk or bike to class. Retirees and people with a higher budget may enjoy living near Raven Nest Golf Course. Growing families, attracted by Huntsville's robust network of public and private schools, may find the perfect home in neighborhoods like Pine Prairie and Sunset Lake. Professionals who commute to Houston via I-45 may like the convenience of life in Forest Hills, which is a safe area near the freeway. Finally, people who like the nightlife may enjoy an apartment downtown. However, competition for apartments there can be fierce.

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Getting Around Huntsville, TX

Walk Score®

30 / 100

Car-Dependent

Most errands require a car

Bike Score®

29 / 100

Somewhat Bikeable

Minimal bike infrastructure

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Frequently Asked Questions about Huntsville

How much are Studio apartments in Huntsville?

There are currently 12 Studio Apartments in Huntsville with rent ranges from $719 to $1,015 with an average price of $882.

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

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Huntsville ranges from $550 to $2,701 with an average monthly rent of $1,032.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Huntsville cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Huntsville range from $520 to $1,600. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,070.

How expensive are Huntsville Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 19 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Huntsville on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $616 to $2,010 - averaging $1,372 for the location.

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