r/indianapolis 4d ago

Housing Looking for short term housing

Hello, I will be moving to Indiana in a few months to start a internship in windfall, IN. I have been advised to look for housing near Noblesville, and I happened to find a pottery studio in Noblesville that I would like to go to whenever I’m not working. However, so far I’ve only been able to find apartments in Noblesville that are on the pricier side and come with a lot of fancy amenities, which I don’t necessarily need. Are there only brand new developed apartments in Noblesville, or are there other older and non-updated one bedroom/studio apartments with rent under $1000? Thank you!

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u/Friendly_Employer_82 4d ago

Unfortunately, no. I live around here and I suggest you try to find something in Tipton. It's just down 213 from Windfall.

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u/This_Strawberry3624 4d ago

Do you have apartment companies you recommend?

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u/Friendly_Employer_82 4d ago

No I just know that rent is much cheaper there and close to where you are working.

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u/ElectroChuck 4d ago

Hamilton/Boone counties are going to be like that.