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Apartments for Rent in Folsom, CA

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Tanzina

Tanzina,  30

4B2B near Airport, Arden, Downtown

Entire place | Frayne Way, Sacramento, CA, USA

Spacious 4-Bedroom Home with Garden, Garage & New Appliances Bright and comfortable 4-bedroom, 2-bath home with plenty of storage, a furnished living area, full kitchen, backyard garden, and garage. Bedrooms: * Primary bedroom – 14.5’ × 11.5’: Largest bedroom with a private attached bathroom and spacious walk-in closet.* Bedroom 2 – 11’ × 11’: Bright room with its own closet, large window, and heavy curtains for privacy.* Bedrooms 3 & 4 – approx. 10’ × 10’ each: Both are south-facing, get great natural light, and have their own closets.* Second full bathroom is conveniently located off the common area for the other bedrooms. Around the house: Full kitchen with dishwasher and all major appliances, plus two refrigerators (one in the kitchen and an additional fridge in the garage). Smart washer and dryer are only about 3 months old. The living room can stay furnished with the large modular sectional. The backyard has a dedicated garden area, composting setup, and outdoor lounge furniture. The garage provides additional storage plus plenty of wall hooks/hanging space for things like backpacks, bikes, surfboards, snowboards, and other gear. For added security, the property has Ring cameras in multiple locations around the home. A great setup for anyone looking for a spacious home with good-sized bedrooms, lots of storage, outdoor space, and practical amenities.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Apartments for Rent in Folsom, CA

  • How many apartments for rent are listed in Folsom, CA?

    Folsom has grown quickly while staying a city of owners, and both halves of that matter to an apartment hunter. The population has climbed from 80,454 at the 2020 census toward roughly 95,680, yet only 30 percent of households rent against 70 percent who own - so the apartment pool is a small slice of a fast-expanding city. Roomster shows 15 apartments for rent around Folsom, running from Historic Folsom along the Folsom Boulevard corridor through Glenn and Iron Point and into the newer housing south of Highway 50.

  • How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Folsom, CA?

    A one-bedroom averages about $2,144 for roughly 777 square feet, a two-bedroom $2,591 for about 1,073, and a three-bedroom $2,899 for around 1,343 - putting the citywide average at $2,424 across 967 square feet after a rise of 2.31 percent from $2,369. The market concentrates in one band, with 51 percent of Folsom rentals falling between $2,001 and $2,500. You can still find one-bedrooms under $1,950 a month in the older buildings near Historic Folsom and along Folsom Boulevard toward Hazel, which is where the pre-boom stock sits.

  • Does rent control apply to apartments for rent in Folsom?

    There is no local ordinance in Folsom, so the statewide Tenant Protection Act governs, capping increases on covered units at 5 percent plus the change in the cost of living, or 10 percent, whichever is lower. The wrinkle particular to this city is how much of its housing is too new to be covered. The Act exempts any unit built within the last 15 years, measured on a rolling basis, and Folsom has added roughly 15,000 residents since the 2020 census alone, much of it in new construction south of Highway 50. So the first question on a Folsom lease is not what the cap allows but whether the cap reaches your building at all - ask when it was completed, because a 2015 building is covered today while a 2019 one is not yet.

  • Are there apartments for rent near Folsom's Gold Line light rail stations?

    This is the strongest transit argument of any Sacramento-area suburb, and it improved recently. Folsom holds four stations on SacRT's Gold Line - Hazel, Iron Point, Glenn and Historic Folsom, the line's eastern terminus, 27 stations from Sacramento Valley Station. SacRT began laying a second track at the terminus in January 2024 and completed it in January 2025, and weekday service now runs every 15 minutes at all four Folsom stations rather than the longer headways riders had before. Apartments within walking distance of Iron Point or Glenn are the ones where that change is worth paying for; anything further out still depends on Highway 50.

  • Are there cheap apartments for rent in Folsom under $2,000?

    They exist but they are the exception, and you should search accordingly. With a one-bedroom averaging $2,144 and 51 percent of the market sitting between $2,001 and $2,500, anything under $2,000 is below the entry point for a typical unit rather than a browsing category. The stock that does clear that bar is concentrated in the older buildings near Historic Folsom and along Folsom Boulevard toward Hazel. If nothing surfaces, crossing the city line is the efficient move rather than waiting: Rancho Cordova averages about $1,882 and sits on the same Gold Line, so you keep the rail commute and drop roughly $540 a month.

  • How do Folsom apartment rents compare with Sacramento and Rancho Cordova?

    Folsom carries a substantial premium over both, and it is worth being clear about what the premium buys. At $2,424 the city runs about 29 percent above Sacramento at $1,884 and a similar margin over Rancho Cordova at $1,882 - and both of those sit on the same Gold Line you would use from Folsom, so you are not paying for transit access. What you are paying for is the Folsom Cordova Unified attendance zones, proximity to Folsom Lake and Lake Natoma, and the city's 50-plus miles of trails. Against the bigger California markets the whole region remains moderate, with San Jose at $3,246 and San Francisco at $3,915.

Apartments for Rent in Folsom, CA: Key Tips for Budget, Lease, and Location


Looking for apartments for rent in Folsom, CA means balancing budget considerations, lease terms, and location preferences. Whether you are a professional, a couple, or relocating, understanding how to assess apartment types and neighborhoods will help you find a home that fits your lifestyle and commute needs. This guide provides practical advice for comparing furnished and unfurnished units, flexible leases, and neighborhood options in Folsom to support your search.

What Kind of Apartment Search Makes Sense in Folsom, CA

Folsom offers a range of rental apartments including studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units managed by private landlords and property management companies. Many renters focus on neighborhoods with convenient transit or easy commutes to Sacramento and nearby employment centers. Furnished apartments and no fee listings are also available, which can simplify moving and reduce upfront costs.

Professionals and couples often prioritize one- or two-bedroom apartments for privacy and space, while relocating renters might prefer furnished studios or sublets for shorter stays. Balancing your budget alongside commute convenience and desired amenities will help refine your search.

How to Compare Apartments for Rent in Folsom, CA

When narrowing down options, consider these practical factors:

  • Neighborhood fit: Areas closer to downtown Folsom or transit hubs tend to have better walkability and commute options but might come with higher rents.
  • Apartment type and size: Studios typically cost less but offer limited space; one- and two-bedroom apartments provide more room and often include amenities like laundry and parking.
  • Lease terms and flexibility: Sublet apartments or month-to-month leases offer flexibility but may carry higher monthly costs.
  • Furnishing and fees: Furnished apartments reduce the need to buy furniture, while no fee apartments eliminate broker charges, easing initial expenses.

Using Roomster’s filters to specify these preferences can help you quickly identify apartments that match your priorities.

What Lease and Budget Factors Matter Most

Budgeting for an apartment in Folsom involves more than just rent. Consider security deposits, application fees, and any additional charges. Furnished units and flexible leases often come with higher rent, so weigh these costs against your needs carefully.

The application process may vary depending on whether you rent from a private landlord or a property management company. Be prepared for paperwork, which can include ID checks or credit screening. Planning your move-in date ahead of time helps avoid overlapping rent or housing gaps.

How to Avoid Costly Rental Mistakes in Folsom, CA

Be wary of listings with unusually low prices or unclear terms. Always confirm the legitimacy of landlords or property managers before sending any payments. Avoid paying before signing a lease or seeing the apartment in person or through a secure virtual tour.

Clarify lease details such as included utilities, pet policies, and maintenance responsibilities upfront. Roomster offers tools like ID check and address check to add confidence to your search. Keep all communications documented to prevent misunderstandings.

How to Use Roomster Effectively for Apartments for Rent in Folsom, CA

Roomster’s platform allows you to filter apartments by size, furnishing, lease length, and neighborhood, helping you find listings that meet your needs. Completing your profile and updating your move-in date can improve landlord responses.

Begin your search well in advance to access a broader range of listings and schedule viewings efficiently. Review photos and descriptions carefully, and communicate clearly with landlords about lease terms and amenities. Using Roomster’s messaging system keeps your interactions organized and secure.

FAQ About Apartments for Rent in Folsom, CA

What kind of apartment is easiest to find in Folsom, CA?

Studios and one-bedroom apartments are generally the most common rental types in Folsom, CA. These options appeal to a wide range of renters and often come with varied furnishing and lease options.

Should I look for a studio, one-bedroom, or shared apartment in Folsom, CA?

Your choice depends on your budget, space needs, and lifestyle preferences. Studios offer affordability and simplicity, one-bedrooms provide more privacy and space, and shared apartments can lower costs but require compatible roommates.

What should I ask before renting an apartment in Folsom, CA?

Ask about lease duration, included utilities, security deposits, pet policies, and any additional fees. Confirm move-in availability and the condition of amenities like laundry and parking facilities.

How early should I start searching for apartments in Folsom, CA?

Starting your search about 30 to 60 days before your desired move-in date allows enough time to compare options, attend viewings, and complete applications without feeling rushed.