The 234 Apartment

Perched atop the western bank of the mighty Savannah River , Augusta has a long and storied history as the center of Georgia's textile industry. Today, it boasts a vibrant medical cluster and attracts thousands of tourists each year with its beautiful natural environment and cultural points of interest. Augusta is also renowned for its small-town feel and low cost of living. Once you start searching for Augusta apartments , you'll be amazed at how far your money goes here. Augusta Attractions In addition to a vibrant dining and entertainment district near its riverfront, Augusta has a number of regionally acclaimed cultural institutions . These include the Augusta Symphony and the James Brown Concert Hall . Of course, golfers who visit Augusta can't pass up the opportunity to visit the legendary Augusta National Golf Club . Indeed, the town welcomes the golfing world's top talent each April for the famed Masters event . Augusta Natural Beauty Built around a s...

Welcome to Curbed Comparisons , a regular column exploring what you can rent for a set dollar amount in different neighborhoods. Is one person's studio is another person's townhouse? Today's price: $3,800. ↑ Handel Architects designed the building at 570 Jessie in Mid-Market as an escalating series of transparencies framed and seemingly held together by a giant L-shaped frame. But now the average renter can finally get a view of what’s inside. Here a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment asks $3,750/month, boasting the addition of “ wide plank floors ” and “floor to ceiling glass”—the latter already quite apparent from the outside. The way the vivid aqua-blue tiles in the bathroom mirror the blue tinge on the exterior glass in certain photos may be an accident, but a happy one. The building allows both cats and dogs. ↑ It’s not too far from that Mid- Market building to 660 King, which sits at the very northern tip where SoMa meets the Design District and brushes up against ...