Apartments for Rent in Lawrence, MA

329 Apartments Available

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Studio 1 2 3

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$2,500

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One of New England's most significant textile manufacturing centers during the Industrial Revolution, Lawrence, Massachusetts sits along the Merrimack River where historic mill buildings have found new life as apartment communities. These converted spaces feature exposed brick walls, high ceilings, and oversized windows that provide stunning views of the river. Lawrence's average rent for a one-bedroom apartment is around $1,907, with two-bedroom units averaging $2,266, making it more affordable than nearby communities like Andover or North Andover.


The Prospect Hill neighborhood offers townhomes and smaller apartment buildings near Essex Street's commercial district. Tower Hill, known for its historic architecture, provides easy access to Den Rock Park, a natural area featuring hiking trails and rock climbing opportunities. Downtown Lawrence has experienced renewed energy along Essex Street, where local businesses, coffee shops, and cultural institutions like the Essex Art Center and Lawrence Heritage State Park create a walkable neighborhood core.


Lawrence provides convenient transportation options for commuters, with the MBTA commuter rail station offering service to Boston's North Station. The city sits along Interstate 495, making it accessible for those who work in surrounding communities like Andover or Methuen. Major employers in the region include New Balance, which maintains a manufacturing facility in Lawrence, and Charm Sciences. The city celebrates its immigrant heritage through community events like the Feast of the Three Saints, an Italian celebration held every Labor Day weekend that draws visitors from across New England.

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