Apartments for Rent in Columbus, GA - 251 Rentals

The heart of Uptown Columbus sits on the east bank of the Chattahoochee River. Due to the city's proximity to Fort Benning, a major Army installation, Columbus residents enjoy a diverse blend of cultural influences. The city's motto, "What progress has preserved," is demonstrated by the close bond between tradition and newer developments, and the apartments in Columbus, GA attract new families every year by following the city's dedication to creating a better community.

Columbus Attractions
Columbus hosts attractions to please any member of the family. The RiverCenter for the Performing Arts hosts plays, musicals, comedians, concerts and other performances. The Columbus Civic Center is the home turf of the local hockey and arena football teams. For educational experiences, the Coca-Cola Space Science Center, Columbus Museum and the National Infantry Museum provide interesting tours and events. The city has also initiated the first stages of a white-water rafting project on the Chattahoochee River.

Columbus Natural Beauty
Columbus is a short trip from Providence Canyon, Pine Mountain and other natural places of beauty. Columbus is also home to many parks, waterways and wooded areas. Many of the newer Columbus apartments have been constructed near the scenic wooded areas of the city.

Columbus Apartments
Columbus, GA apartments offer a range of options. Apartments for rent in Columbus, GA also span the geographic reaches of the city. Many of the newer developments are close to the Uptown area and the northern side of the city, but communities closer to Midtown and other areas are available. Renters with certain needs, such as pet-friendly communities and fitness centers, will also find excellent options within the city. Apartment Guide can help renters narrow down the options to find the best apartments Columbus GA has to offer.

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