Apartments for Rent with Air Conditioning in Middletown, CT - 137 Rentals

Springside Middletown, Middletown, CT 06457
$2,152+ /mo
1 - 3 beds · 21 units available
Springside MiddletownMiddletown, CT 06457
Special Offer
Call(203) 275-0682
Knoll Crest Apartments, Middletown, CT 06457
$1,999+ /moFees may apply
1 - 2 beds · 23 units available
Knoll Crest ApartmentsMiddletown, CT 06457
6 Weeks Free
Call(860) 809-5833
Sagamore Hills, Middletown, CT 06457
$1,585+ /moFees may apply
1 - 2 beds · 18 units available
Sagamore HillsMiddletown, CT 06457
New Today
Call(860) 846-4265
Fernwood Apartments, Middletown, CT 06457
$1,600+ /moFees may apply
1 - 2 beds · 1 bath
Fernwood ApartmentsMiddletown, CT 06457
Call(860) 269-6378
Ridgefield Apartments, Middletown, CT 06457
$1,400+ /moFees may apply
Studio - 2 beds · 1 bath
Ridgefield ApartmentsMiddletown, CT 06457
Midd-Town, Middletown, CT 06457
$1,950/moFees may apply
Studio · 1 units available
Midd-TownMiddletown, CT 06457
650 Main Street Apartments, Middletown, CT 06457
$1,900+ /moFees may apply
1 bed · 8 units available
650 Main Street ApartmentsMiddletown, CT 06457
1 Month Free
Ward Street Apartments, Middletown, CT 06457
$1,500+ /moFees may apply
1 bed · 1 bath · 730 sq ft
Ward Street ApartmentsMiddletown, CT 06457
$200 Off
128 East St, Middletown, CT 06457
$2,295/moFees may apply
3 beds · 1 units available
128 East StMiddletown, CT 06457
New Meadow, Middletown, CT 06457
$1,400+ /moFees may apply
1 - 3 beds · 8 units available
New MeadowMiddletown, CT 06457
Special Offer
Woodrow Wilson, Middletown, CT 06457
$1,500/moFees may apply
Studio · 1 units available
Woodrow WilsonMiddletown, CT 06457
Saybrook, Middletown, CT 06457
$1,400+ /moFees may apply
1 - 2 beds · 4 units available
SaybrookMiddletown, CT 06457
Special Offer
Heritage Commons - Senior Living, Middletown, CT 06457
$2,850+ /moFees may apply
Studio - 2 beds · 1 bath · 509 - 900 sq ft
Heritage Commons - Senior LivingMiddletown, CT 06457
Rose Gardens, Middletown, CT 06457
$1,400+ /moFees may apply
1 - 3 beds · 6 units available
Rose GardensMiddletown, CT 06457
Special Offer
Newfield Towers, Middletown, CT 06457
$1,133+ /moFees may apply
Studio - 2 beds · 6 units available
Newfield TowersMiddletown, CT 06457
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Middletown Snapshot

About Middletown

Thinking of moving to Middletown, Connecticut? Here's what you need to know.

Located along the western bank of the majestic Connecticut River, Middletown is located 15 miles south of the state capitol (Hartford) and is brimming with New England charm. The 42-square-mile city is a unique mix of rural estates, quaint suburban streets and a lively downtown. Located along scenic Route 9, it provides easy access to Interstate 91 and Interstate 95 and offers a 30-mile straight shoot up to Bradley International Airport. With a population of about 48,000, Middletown is home to Wesleyan University, which sits just up the hill from downtown.

Who's There?

With about 3,000 university students frequenting the downtown area, Middletown is seen as somewhat of a college town. More young and accomplished professionals are settling here and the education level of Middletown citizens is very high compared to the national average amongst cities. About 35 percent of residents have a bachelor's degree or higher. Middletown is also part of the ‘knowledge corridor,’ known for its high concentration of colleges and universities. The corridor features the second-highest number of higher learning institutions (29) in New England (behind Greater Boston). Many people living in Middletown work in office and administrative support, as well as computers and math.

What's Around?

As part of the Connecticut River Valley, Middletown is full of history, culture and charm. Originally a sailing port and trading center in the 18th and 19th centuries, it then became an industrial and commercial center. Today it is largely residential with a historic downtown and lots of large city parks and open spaces. Wadsworth Falls State Park features a series of marked trails covering 285 acres and is bypassed by the Coginchaug River, a tributary of the Connecticut River. A hiking trail leads to a small brown bridge near the 30-foot high falls. Higby Mountain is also in town and at 892 feet high is known for its high cliff faces and rugged topography. A plaque embedded in Memorial Boulder beside Riverside Cemetery contains the names of the first 23 English settlers and the 13 Native Americans who granted the town land.

What do you do?

Downtown has a high concentration of popular shops, restaurants and entertainment. The Buttonwood Tree—a non-profit performing arts space on the north end of Main Street—is a popular hotspot and helped the town garner a reputation as a top small arts town in the country. Main Street is also lined with a mix of restaurants for varying culinary tastes, including Indian, Asian, Tibetan and Caribbean cuisine. If you have a taste for history, visit the Alsop House on High Street, which was designated a U.S. National Historic Landmark in 2009. The stately mansion, surrounded by a high iron fence, faces east towards the Connecticut River and characterizes the elegance and high-style of Middletown in the 19th century.

Middletown, CT Apartments for Rent with Air Conditioning

Middletown Snapshot

About Middletown

Thinking of moving to Middletown, Connecticut? Here's what you need to know.

Who's There?

What's Around?

What do you do?

Middletown Snapshot

About Middletown

Thinking of moving to Middletown, Connecticut? Here's what you need to know.

Who's There?

What's Around?

What do you do?