$979 - $1,325 per month
Park Hill Apartments
1 - 3 Beds
801 Randy Dr, Mount Vernon, OH 43050
$979 - $1,325 per month
Park Hill Apartments
1 - 3 Beds
801 Randy Dr, Mount Vernon, OH 43050
$1,500 per month
301 N Mulberry St, Mount Vernon, OH 43050
Exclusive 1bed-1bath Apartment For Rent $1500mo! The GRAD LUXURY Apartments! This is where well preserved historic architecture, industrial flavor, and modern luxury fuse providing a community steeped in rich history, brimming with modern conveniences, offering a secure lifestyle unparalleled in sophistication and comfort. Immerse yourself in a realm of refined craftsmanship and opulent upgrades-
Faith Jadlot I Heart Real Estate
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Hawthorne Apartments
Studio - 2 Beds
10 McGibney Rd, Mount Vernon, OH 43050
$795 - $1,325 per month
Colonial Estates
Studio - 3 Beds
1100 Coshocton Ave, Mount Vernon, OH 43050
$1,250 - $1,500 per month
The Grad Luxury Apartments
1 Bed
301 N Mulberry St, Mount Vernon, OH 43050
$1,300 per month
9 Mckinley St, Mount Vernon, OH 43050
Check out this freshly painted cozy two-bedroom home. This home features hardwood floors, new carpet, spacious backyard, one car garage & so much more for only $1,300!
$995 - $1,525 per month
Arbors of Mt. Vernon
1 - 2 Beds
1575 Yauger Rd, Mount Vernon, OH 43050
Mount Vernon, Ohio, offers a small-town atmosphere with a strong sense of community, where residents frequently gather for city-wide events like the annual Mount Vernon Music & Arts Festival. The population of approximately 16,500 has been growing steadily, partly due to the city's highly rated schools, parks, and internet connectivity. Major employers in the area include Knox Community Hospital, Kenyon College, and Ariel Corporation, with Intel investing significantly in nearby Licking County. Housing options range from early 20th-century wood-frame homes near downtown to mid-century ranch styles and newer New Traditional homes further south. The Downtown Mount Vernon Historic District features late 19th-century buildings housing entertainment venues, fine dining, and shops, while the northeast corner of the city offers fast-food restaurants and big-box retailers. The city is home to private institutions like Mount Vernon Church of the Nazarene and nearby Kenyon College. Parks along the Kokosing River, including the expansive Ariel-Foundation Park, provide ample recreational opportunities, with trails, lakes, and the Rastin Observation Tower. Community events are held year-round, with highlights such as the Knox County Fair and the downtown Christmas parade. Although Mount Vernon lacks a public bus system, Columbus is accessible 52 miles southwest via Ohio State Route 229 and Interstate 71. According to FBI data, Mount Vernon's property crimes decreased in 2023, contributing to the city's appeal.