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Edgewood Place
1 to 3 Bedroom Apartments

Edgewood Place

617 Clinic DrLongview, TX 75604
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Amberwood Place
1 to 4 Bedroom Apartments

Amberwood Place

411 W Hawkins PkyLongview, TX 75605
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Longview Square
1 to 4 Bedroom Apartments

Longview Square

1600 Pine Tree RdLongview, TX 75604
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Crestview Apartments
2 Bedroom Apartments

Crestview Apartments

1001 S Eastman RdLongview, TX 75602
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Longview Overview

Welcome to Longview, a truly remarkable place to build your dreams and create lasting memories with your loved ones. Nestled in the heart of East Texas, this charming town offers an inviting atmosphere that will make you feel right at home. The affordable apartments in Longview ensure that your transition to this welcoming community is both seamless and budget-friendly, allowing you to settle in with ease and explore all the wonders this town has to offer.

What is the history of Longview?

The town was founded by Ossamus Methvin in 1870. Methvin built a three-story house on top of Rock Hill, the present-day site of the Gregg County Courthouse and the First Presbyterian Church of Longview. A railroad surveyor exclaimed from Methvin's porch one day, "What a long view!" That's the origin story of how the town got its name. Longview grew over time as the Southern Pacific Railroad's western expansion was built across Texas. The town truly started to prosper in the 1940s, when the Big Inch oil pipeline was constructed from Longview to Illinois for the war effort.

How is the weather in Longview?

Longview averages about 90 inches of rain annually. You've probably heard about the humidity in East Texas towns like Longview, and it's true. On those hot, muggy summer days, a lot of people want to stay in their Longview apartments with the A/C or the swamp cooler running. Temperatures can climb into the low 100s during June, July and August each year. Winters are fairly mild in Longview, with average temperatures rarely dipping below freezing (32 F). Some winters the town will get a couple of inches of snow -- just enough for a quick snowball fight before it melts off.

How do I get around town?

Due to its expansive size of nearly 56 square miles, residing in Longview highly recommends owning a car or truck for convenient transportation. While those residing in downtown Longview apartments or near their workplaces can easily walk to numerous amenities and necessities, accessing the shopping district or other areas of the town would still require a vehicle. Fortunately, Longview boasts an excellent bus system that efficiently transports commuters from residential areas to major employment hubs and shopping centers, ensuring convenient access throughout the town. Moreover, Longview houses an Amtrak station, primarily serving long-distance travel beyond the immediate vicinity. For air travel, the East Texas Regional Airport is conveniently located to the south of the town, providing convenient options for regional and domestic flights.

What is the Longview commute like?

"Longview is a haven of smooth sailing when it comes to traffic! You'll be pleasantly surprised to find that there's hardly any congestion to worry about. The average worker's commute in this charming town is a breeze, taking less than 20 minutes on average. The only moments when the roads become slightly busier are during school drop-off and pick-up times, when parents are ensuring their little ones get to and from school safely. When it comes to navigating the town, you'll find US Highway 80, also known as Marshal Avenue, as the main east-west street running through the heart of Longview. It serves as a reliable lifeline for commuters, connecting different parts of the town with ease. If you're planning to venture beyond Longview, fear not! Interstate 20 lies just south of the town, offering the quickest and most convenient route for travelers heading west towards Tyler or east to the vibrant city of Shreveport, Louisiana. For those seeking to bypass the town's center or explore the outskirts, Loop 281 comes to the rescue! This nifty bypass route enables commuters to travel effortlessly around the edges of Longview, making journeys a breeze and allowing you to reach your destination efficiently. In Longview, you'll experience the joy of stress-free commuting, with minimal traffic and well-connected routes that ensure smooth travels throughout the town and beyond. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the convenience of getting from point A to point B with ease in this wonderful community!"

What are the local media outlets?

KLGV-LD, which is a TBN affiliate, is the only television station in Longview. The Longview News-Journal is the main newspaper in town, and people can also subscribe to the East Texas Review and El Diario de Harrison County. There's a good selection of radio stations in Longview. There are two country music stations, an oldies station, a classic Top 40 hits station, and Catholic and Christian stations on the FM dial. Sports fans can tune into Fox Sports Radio on the AM dial.

Why live in Longview, TX?

Longview locals take immense pride in their vibrant downtown area, which exudes charm and showcases the town's rich East Texas history. Strolling through the streets, you'll encounter a tapestry of historical landmarks, cultural events, and a thriving local art scene. In addition to its historical significance, Longview is also known as a "college town," with educational institutions that contribute to the town's intellectual and cultural fabric. So, come join us in Longview, where affordable living, friendly faces, a pleasant climate, and a year-round calendar of activities await you. Embrace the community spirit, relish in the rich history, and savor the small-town charm while enjoying the comforts and conveniences typically found in larger urban centers. Longview is waiting to welcome you with open arms and open hearts.

What Longview landmarks should I see?

The Gregg County Courthouse in Downtown Longview is one of the major downtown landmarks, built in 1932. LeTourneau University is a private Christian college in the southern part of the city, with a beautiful campus. Kilgore College is the local public community college. The Gregg County Historical Museum is located in a former town bank that was built around 1910. Lear Park is a huge regional outdoor sports complex on the west side of town. A new 92-acre park is being built at Lake Lomond, on the west side of Longview.

What is there to do around Longview?

While Longview may be considered a smaller town, it certainly doesn't lack in amenities. The abundance of shopping and dining options rival those found in larger cities, offering a delightful array of choices for every taste and preference. From charming boutique shops to delectable eateries, Longview provides a comprehensive experience that leaves nothing to be desired.

Any annual festivals or Longview events to know?

The Great Texas Balloon Race is one of the biggest events of the year in Longview. It draws competitive balloon racers from around the world for several days of amazing races. The event is even fun to watch from the ground. Downtown Live happens every spring and fall, when people can bring a lawn chair and free Friday night concerts at Heritage Plaza. The Community Christmas Tree lighting ceremony happens each year in November and a big Christmas parade happens downtown in early December. The Wine Swirl happens downtown every spring, when a block is cordoned off downtown for people to sample wines from all the local wineries.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Carthage, TX is about an hour southeast of Longview. The town is home to the Tex Ritter Museum and the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame, which are both worth a visit for country music fans. Driving southwest to Jacksonville, visitors can enjoy the Cherokee Trace Drive-Thru Safari, which has some rare animals that aren't normally found in zoos. Rodeo fans can head south to Nacogdoches every March to enjoy the Nacogdoches Pro Rodeo. Mardi Gras in New Orleans is just a six-hour drive from Longview.

Where is the best place to move in Longview?

One of the best places to look for apartments in Longview is near the north end of Loop 281, near the shopping district. This area is extremely convenient for most of the town's major stores, shops and Longview Regional Medical Center. There are also some outdoor parks, a golf course and many apartments are within walking distance of Longview High School. Being close to Loop 281 also makes it convenient to commute or take the bus to many other parts of Longview for work. 

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3.5
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Getting Around Longview, TX

Walk Score®

34 / 100

Car-Dependent

Most errands require a car

Bike Score®

35 / 100

Somewhat Bikeable

Minimal bike infrastructure

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Frequently Asked Questions about Longview

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

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Longview ranges from $525 to $2,352 with an average monthly rent of $1,044.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Longview cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Longview range from $815 to $2,648. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,272.

How expensive are Longview Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 36 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Longview on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $925 to $3,525 - averaging $1,518 for the location.

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