Apartments for Rent in Mount Rainier, MD (312 Rentals)

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Newton Square Apartments
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Newton Square Apartments

3505-3535 Otis StMount Rainier, MD 20712
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Bunker Hill Flats
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Bunker Hill Flats

4000 36th StMount Rainier, MD 20712
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Singer Flats
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Singer Flats

3300 Rhode Island AveMount Rainier, MD 20712
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4306 34TH St
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4306 34TH St

4306 34TH StMount Rainier, MD 20712
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4137 34th St
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4137 34th St

4137 34th StMount Rainier, MD 20712
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Mount Rainier, MD Local Guide

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Mount Rainier Overview

Firmly situated in the hub of Prince George's County in Maryland, Mt. Rainier is a thriving locale that offers easy access to the job market and cultural excitement of Washington, DC. Boasting a growing arts scene as well as plenty of local historic hot spots, Mt. Rainier is an excellent place to get to know the proud state of Maryland.

What is the history of Mount Rainier?

Mt. Rainier was established as a 'streetcar suburb', the city currently primarily acts as a bedroom community for the Washington, DC workforce. By 1929 the city had acquired over 100 acres of land, as well as opened its first proper high school. Known for its budding artistic strip, this progressive Maryland city has become an in-demand locale, complete with an abundance of amenities such as local farmer's markets, gallery crawls and wine tastings.

How is the weather in Mount Rainier?

Winters tend to be cold and occasionally snowy, while summers are humid and hot leaning. The Autumn leaf color explosions is a sight to see, while spring rains are the norm.

How do I get around town?

The WMATA Metrobus is the primary public transport option, with several other lesser bus transfers in place as well. Many residents of apartments in Mt. Rainier claim ownership of at least one personal car or truck, and the primary airport is located in nearby Washington, DC proper.

What is the Mount Rainier commute like?

U.S. 1 is the main north-south roadway in the region, leading to both Baltimore and Washington, DC. The daily commute can see typical 9-to-5 traffic congestion, especially during road construction and winter weather conditions, although traffic through the center of the city tends to move briskly on most days.

What are the local media outlets?

The 'Washington Post' acts as a major print news outlet in the city, and most apartments in Mt. Rainier can find major network broadcasting such as NBC and CBS with ease, thanks to nearby affiliates in the DC market. Radio is also plentiful and diverse, ranging from jazz to modern R&B, political news talk to classic rock.

Why live in Mount Rainier, MD?

Known for its 'affordable housing' rates, Mt. Rainier rentals have become a go-to option for artistic types as well as young professionals beginning their careers. The combination of historic landmarks, cultural excitement and prime location to the DC job market all combine to make life in Mt. Rainier apartments a desirable one. 

What Mount Rainier landmarks should I see?

Spend an afternoon enjoying the vintage game relics at Brewer's Arcade, or stop by the house that infamously spawned the horror tale 'The Exorcist'. A wide array of art galleries line the downtown square, and the food co-op Glut is a fantastic spot to buy farm fresh produce as well as organic goods.

What is there to do around Mount Rainier?

Enjoy some brunch with friends at Bird Kitchen, or feast on a large pie at ZZ Pizza, both easily reached from a variety of Mt. Rainier rentals. The Vanadu Art House is an excellent spot to view local works, and Joe's Movement Emporium is the spot to catch dance performance all year long. The area is also flush with numerous public parks, great places to walk the dog or relax with a good book under tree.

Any annual festivals or Mount Rainier events to know?

Mt. Rainier Day is the most anticipated event all year, held each May and featuring works of art as well as gallery crawls. The Silver Spring Jazz Festival is always a hit with music fans, and the Caribbean Festival is an epic combination of cuisine, dance and music.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Washington, DC has the Smithsonian as well a world of nightlife, while those eager to re-connect with nature can explore the myriad of biking and hiking trails in greater Maryland. Of course, the regional public parks are excellent spots for camping and fishing, while nearby Baltimore offers world-class eateries, museums and indie rock bands.

Where is the best place to move in Mount Rainier?

Despite its relatively small size, Mt. Rainier apartments are available in a wide range of styles and prices to fit a variety of lifestyles. Regardless of whether you are in the market for a family-sized rental complete with onsite playground and reserved parking, or simply need a one-bedroom economic unit offer amenities such as pet-friendly conditions and onsite gym, the ideal Mt. Rainier apartment is likely out there waiting to make your acquaintance. So why let another day go by without a Maryland zip code of your very own? Start your hunt today for that next great apartment in Mt. Rainier to call home, and say hello to the good life!

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Getting Around Mount Rainier, MD

Walk Score®

80 / 100

Very Walkable

Most errands can be accomplished on foot

Bike Score®

67 / 100

Bikeable

Some bike infrastructure

Transit Score®

3 / 100

Minimal Transit

It may be possible to get on a bus

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Frequently Asked Questions about Mount Rainier

How much are Studio apartments in Mount Rainier?

There are currently 57 Studio Apartments in Mount Rainier with rent ranges from $1,048 to $6,820 with an average price of $1,821.

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

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Mount Rainier ranges from $900 to $4,053 with an average monthly rent of $2,017.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Mount Rainier cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Mount Rainier range from $850 to $6,147. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,476.

How expensive are Mount Rainier Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 47 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Mount Rainier on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,508 to $6,552 - averaging $3,005 for the location.

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Battling the Butts: Your Guide to the Reality of Smoke-Free Renting

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Signing Your Apartment Lease: The Basics

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