
Homes for Rent in New Haven, CT (148 Rentals)


16 Alfred St

24 Woodward Ave, Unit 41

121 Auburn St

30 Pearl St, Unit 3

120 Wooster St, Unit Condominium

11 Sheldon Ter

726 Orchard St, Unit #2

1 Front St, Unit 001 Kel

605 Fountain St

300 W Elm St

110 Marvel Rd

267 Orange St, Unit 2

50 Roydon Rd

331 Front St

629 George St

3 Long Wharf Dr

274 Rosewood Ave

69 Oak Ridge Dr

801 Townsend Ave

1423 Quinnipiac Ave

24 Woodward Ave

418 Woodward Ave

183 Townsend Ave

10 Kensington St

55 Elliott St

116 Court St

1425 Quinnipiac Ave

669 Elm St

433 Blake St

43 Shepard St

52 Daggett St

922 Quinnipiac Ave

311 Greene St

184 Portsea St

128 Front St

389 Orchard St

139 W Park Ave

300 Harbour Close

112 Townsend Ave

39 Glen Rd

177 Rosette St

9 Doty Pl

52 Davis St

117 Maple St

652 Prospect St

266 Everit St

240 Central Ave

245 Dwight St

1578 Ella T Grasso Blvd
New Haven, CT Local Guide

How much does it cost to rent a home in New Haven?
Bedroom | Average Rent | Cheapest Rent | Highest Rent |
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New Haven 2 Bedroom Homes for Rent | $2,561 | $1,350 | $6,500 |
New Haven 3 Bedroom Homes for Rent | $3,059 | $1,800 | $6,500 |
New Haven 4 Bedroom Homes for Rent | $4,177 | $2,700 | $8,000 |
New Haven 5 Bedroom Homes for Rent | $4,256 | $3,200 | $6,000 |
New Haven 6 Bedroom Homes for Rent | $7,022 | $6,750 | $7,295 |
New Haven 7 Bedroom Homes for Rent | $5,000 | $5,000 | $5,000 |
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New Haven Overview
Looking for a quaint place to live with historic architecture` tree-lined streets` and tons of culture? New Haven` CT` offers all of that — and more! This northeastern city is home to Yale University` making it an ideal town for college students and faculty. It also has scenic views of Long Island Sound and the Quinnipiac River and plenty of green spaces. Living here means you’re just a couple of hours away from Boston and NYC! That makes it a good location for weekend getaways or business travel. Let’s explore why New Haven rental homes are in demand — and what to expect as a resident of the Elm City!
What is the history of New Haven?
Did you know that New Haven’s original name was Quinnipiac — named for the indigenous tribe that the original settlers coexisted with? The Puritans came to the area in the early 1600s. By 1640` they formed a government and established Newhaven as a settlement. In 1718` Yale College became a site for higher education — and economic development — in New Haven. But the settlement didn’t officially become a city until 1784. By that time` the population had grown from around 800 to 3`500! During the 1800s` the city was known for its carriage industry and manufacturing — including clocks` pianos` plows` and clothing. Today` New Haven is a thriving town due to revitalization efforts that took place in the late 1900s.
How is the weather in New Haven?
You’ll get to experience all four seasons here! That includes admiring vividly colored fall foliage on mild autumn days with high temps in the 50s and 60s. During spring` daytime highs are usually in the 40s and 50s. Summer highs here reach the 70s` with occasional heat waves. Lows during summer are typically in the low 60s. That gives you pleasant weather — and lots of sunshine — for getting out and about in New Haven’s green spaces and parks! Winter highs are often in the 30s and low 40s` with nighttime temps in the 20s. The city gets a couple feet of snow on average every winter.
How do I get around town?
Planning on finding rental homes in New Haven that are close to Yale? That part of town is highly walkable and bike-friendly! There’s also Yale shuttles to get around the area. The city overall has good public transportation options — no matter where you live or where you’re going to. You can take a commuter rail to reach Boston or NYC. CTtransit runs several local buses throughout the city all week. The Amtrak Hartford Line stops at Union Station in New Haven for travel to and from Springfield` MA. Heading to somewhere further away? Tweed/New Haven Airport in the southern part of town offers flights to Chicago` Houston` and many other cities!
What is the New Haven commute like?
Choosing New Haven homes for rent means figuring out what your commute will be like. What’s the average amount of time residents spend getting to and from work or school? That’s about 27 minutes — slightly shorter than the national average! Driving around — or taking buses — means dealing with rush hour traffic. You may be able to cut down your commuting time with rail or shuttle service` depending on where you’re going. For drivers` New Haven has convenient access to major roads. I-95 runs east-west through the lower part of town near the water. I-91 goes in a north-south direction right through the middle of town.
Why live in New Haven, CT?
Looking for a walkable city? Or do you want to be close to NYC or Boston? You get both of these qualities as a New Haven resident! The city also offers a lot more` including great places to dine` top-rated schools` and plenty of things to see and do. Demand for homes for rent in New Haven is also increasing thanks to major employers in food services` manufacturing` healthcare` finance` and other industries. As home to Yale` the city is also a perfect place to live for students` staff` and faculty.
What New Haven landmarks should I see?
The Elm City has plenty of historical places to visit. But where should you start? Head to the Amistad Memorial and Amistad Schooner replica — sites that pay tribute to the Amistad uprising. Visit the New Haven Museum for exhibits on the Eli Whitney Cotton Gin and other important parts of the city’s history. The Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History offers a collection of more than 14 million objects` including fossils` dinosaurs — and much more! Visit the Stony Creek Quarry to see a quarry that’s been in operation since the 19th century! Take a stroll through the New Haven Green to see historic churches and the New Haven County Courthouse.
What is there to do around New Haven?
Whether you prefer land or water` New Haven offers tons of things to see and do! Visit Silver Sands Beach State Park and Hammonasset Beach State Park for fishing` boating` and other water activities. Take a tour of Yale University’s campus to learn more about the area’s past. Visit the Shore Line Trolley Museum for vintage vehicles` photos` and other exhibits on this quaint form of transportation. Enjoy a slice of pizza at the famed Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana in Wooster Square. Have fun at New Haven’s annual events` like the Taste of New England` Balmoral Street Food Night Market — and other festivities!
Where is the best place to move in New Haven?
New Haven rentals offer something for everyone. But which area is the best for you? The downtown area gives you easy access to art galleries` museums` nightlife` Yale’s main campus` and more! Wooster Square — close to downtown — offers green spaces` dining` and other amenities. Beaver Hills is filled with tree-lined streets and historic homes. East Rock offers convenient access to East Rock Park` Mill River views` and other areas for outdoor recreation. East Shore is a waterfront area with stunning harbor and river views.
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New Haven, CT Area Reviews
Selina • 4+ years in New Haven
February 25, 2025New haven is a special place that is why people from all cultures want to come here believe it or not Ernie's Pizzeria has the best pizza in New Haven and I went to the Ives library and the community actual put on a show showcasing all kinds of talent and it was free and fun..and there is so much to eat it is crazy...every where in New Haven but pizza....like I said Ernie got you...it is better than Wooster square dare I say oooo...To late..and you can always catch a bus or train..and the vibes are unshakeable because of our many cultures...I once saw a movie on a giant screen at mayor Daniel school on Congress Ave..thanks to parks and rec..New Haven can be wonderful..but I gotta say prices are high and money can fly...but unfortunately these are the times...stay blessed.
Frequently Asked Questions about New Haven
What type of rentals are currently available in New Haven?
There are currently 1122 Apartments for Rent in New Haven, CT with pricing that ranges from $1,000 to $8,142. There are also 146 Single Family Homes for rent, Condos, and Townhome rentals currently available in New Haven ranging from $1,075 to $8,500.
What is the current price range for Rental Homes in New Haven?
Today's rental pricing for Homes for Rent, Condos and Townhomes in New Haven ranges from $1,075 to $8,500 with an average monthly rent of $4,514.
How much are larger Three and Four Bedroom Rentals in New Haven?
For those who are looking for larger living arrangements, Three Bedroom Apartments in New Haven range from $1,509 to $7,631, while Three Bedroom Homes, Condos, and Townhomes for rent range from $1,800 to $6,500. Four Bedroom Single-Family rentals are also available starting from $2,700 and Four Bedroom Apartments start at $1,049.
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