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Apartments for Rent in Nashua, NH

Nathalie

Nathalie,  28

3BR/1.5BA Flexible Sept/Oct Move-In

مكان كامل | Somerville, MA, USA

Looking for a group to take over my spacious 3 bed / 1.5 bath apartment in Somerville near Davis Square. Rent is $3,875 total (~$1,292/person split between 3), with an October 1 start date but flexibility for an earlier September move-in if needed!The apartment is spread across 2 floors with 3 separate bedrooms, a large living room, full kitchen with tons of cabinet/counter space, dishwasher + gas range, 1 full and 1 half bath, backyard/patio access, basement laundry shared with only 1 other unit, and plenty of storage. The third bedroom also works really well as a dedicated office if you're a couple or 2 roommates looking for extra space.Location is about an 8-minute walk to Davis Square and the Red Line, even closer to Teele Square, and super convenient to Cambridge, Arlington and Route 2. Somerville resident street parking is also available.I've loved living here and am only leaving because I'm relocating for work. The apartment is currently partially furnished, and I may also be open to leaving/selling some furniture depending on what the incoming tenants need.New tenants would complete the property management company's standard application/approval process. Happy to send a full walkthrough video, and I'm available for showings, message me if you think it could be a fit!

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3875
USD / month

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Quan

Quan,  25

2 bedrooms in 3br/1bath in Allston

مكان كامل | Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA, USA

I am looking for 2 people to share a 3br/1bath newly renovated apartment on Commonwealth Ave, Allston, in front of the Allston Street T station. Available for Sep 1st move-in, with possible early move-in. Each bedroom is $900/mo, more details below.Move-in cost includes first and last month, and one-month deposit, no fees. Tenants share utilities cost and internet (~$50/mo in summer, ~$125 in winter). DM me with a brief introduction and I will schedule an in-person tour. About the bedrooms:Small bedroom - ~10x11.5ftLarge bedroom - ~10x14ftBoth are $900/mo, unfurnished, available first-come-first-server basis. Features include:Renovated kitchen with new dishwasher, gas stovetop and ovenOutdoor balconyHardwood floorsPrivate bedroomsShared living room and full bathroomLaundry in basement ($2 per load)Great location in front of Green Line (Allston Str station) I am looking for working professionals or graduate students who are clean and willing share chore responsibilities. The building does not allow smoking. Pets are allowed for an additional monthly fee. Minimum one-year lease. Single-occupancy only. About me: I'm M25, working as a software engineer. I graduated from BU'23. I like taking walks, having talks about random topics, and occasionally watching a movie (good or bad).

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2700
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  • How many apartments for rent are available in Nashua, NH right now?

    The most important fact about renting here is a railway that was never built. The Capitol Corridor project would extend MBTA service 30 miles north from Lowell, using nine miles of existing MBTA track and 21 miles of the New Hampshire Main Line, with recommended stations at South Nashua and Nashua Crown Street, but it sits at 30 percent design. Nashua's apartment stock therefore grew around highways instead of a platform. Roomster lists 54 apartments for rent around the city, from French Hill and Crown Hill to the newer complexes in Southwest and Southeast Nashua.

  • How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Nashua, NH?

    A studio averages about $1,742, a one-bedroom near $2,025 for roughly 706 square feet and a two-bedroom around $2,200 for about 1,027. The variation inside a single neighbourhood is the striking part: in French Hill, where the average across all unit types is $2,159, one-bedrooms start near $1,600 and two-bedrooms reach $2,500. You can find one-bedrooms under $1,800 a month in French Hill, Crown Hill and the older buildings near downtown, while the newer south-side complexes sit at the top.

  • Is there rent control on apartments for rent in Nashua?

    No. New Hampshire has no statewide rent control and no cap on rent increases, and in practice no city in the state operates one; the New Hampshire House rejected a bill that would have let municipalities enact rent controls. What the state does give you is protection of a different kind. Under RSA 540, amended in 1985, the grounds on which a tenant in restricted property may be evicted are limited, so New Hampshire offers security of tenure rather than security of price. Budget for increases and read the eviction rules.

  • What are the most affordable areas to rent an apartment in Nashua?

    French Hill and Crown Hill, with their older multi-family buildings, and the blocks running through downtown and the East Riverfront, consistently ask less than the newer product in Southwest and Southeast Nashua or out toward the North End. Worth weighing before you widen the search south: crossing into Lowell changes your legal position as much as your rent, since Massachusetts caps deposits at one month with no owner-occupied exemption and regulates broker fees, neither of which New Hampshire does.

  • Are there apartments for rent near Nashua's commute routes to Boston or Lowell?

    Yes, and with no rail in the city the highway you are nearest is the whole calculation. The F.E. Everett Turnpike, which carries Route 3, runs north to south through Nashua and is the spine of every Massachusetts commute, while Route 101A takes you west toward Amherst and Milford. The MBTA Lowell Line terminus sits about 12 miles south, and Boston is roughly 40 miles from the city. Apartments within a few minutes of a turnpike interchange carry a premium worth paying if you drive south daily.

  • What deposit and fees should I expect on a Nashua apartment for rent?

    New Hampshire caps a security deposit at one month's rent or $100, whichever is greater, and any pet, cleaning or damage deposit counts inside that same limit rather than on top of it. There are two exclusions worth knowing: the cap does not reach a landlord who rents a single-family residence and owns no other rental property, nor one renting units in an owner-occupied building of five units or fewer, though it does still apply to any unit in such a building occupied by someone aged 60 or over. What is owed back is due within 30 days.

Apartment for Rent in Nashua, NH: Key Factors to Consider Before You Choose


Looking for an apartment for rent in Nashua, NH means balancing your budget, commute, and lifestyle preferences to find a place that fits your needs. Whether you are a professional, a couple, or relocating, understanding the local rental market will help you identify apartments that match your priorities and offer the right amenities.

What Kind of Apartment Search Makes Sense in Nashua, NH?

Nashua attracts renters who want suburban comfort with easy access to nearby urban centers. The city offers a mix of apartment types, including studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units, many of which provide pet-friendly or furnished options. Depending on your lifestyle, you may prioritize apartments with on-site laundry, parking, or utilities included.

Rent levels vary by neighborhood and amenities, so setting a clear budget early helps narrow down options. Apartments near downtown or with added features typically cost more, while units farther out may offer more space or flexible lease terms at a lower price.

How to Compare Apartments for Rent in Nashua, NH

Focus on neighborhoods that align with your commute needs and lifestyle. Consider proximity to public transit or major roads if you have a daily commute. Walkability and nearby conveniences might be important if you prefer less driving.

When filtering listings, keep an eye out for:

  • Pet friendly apartments if you have pets or plan to get one.
  • Furnished apartments for more flexibility or short-term stays.
  • Utilities included to simplify monthly budgeting.
  • Parking availability to ease your commute and errands.
  • In-unit or on-site laundry for added convenience.

Also, consider apartment size and layout carefully. Studios are often best for single renters or those looking for lower rent, while one- or two-bedroom apartments provide more room for couples or roommates.

What Lease and Budget Factors Matter Most in Nashua, NH?

Lease terms can vary widely. Flexible options like month-to-month or short-term leases offer convenience but may come with higher rents. Longer leases often provide more stability and can sometimes reduce monthly costs. Be sure to clarify your move-in date and any security deposit requirements before committing.

Application processes generally involve submitting an application and may include ID checks or credit screenings depending on the landlord or property management company. Understanding these steps beforehand can help streamline your search.

Additional apartment features such as assigned parking or laundry facilities can add value but may increase rent. Weigh these conveniences against your budget to find the best fit.

How to Avoid Costly Rental Mistakes in Nashua, NH

Be cautious with listings that don’t clearly state application or lease details. Always confirm who you’re dealing with—whether a private landlord or property manager—before sending any documents or payments.

Use Roomster’s platform to access listings that include ID checks and other screening steps to help you feel more secure. Never send money before signing a lease and ideally meeting the landlord or manager in person or via video call. Watch out for requests for cash payments or pressure to act quickly.

Keep records of all communications and ask about maintenance policies, pet rules, and any extra fees not included in the rent.

FAQ About Apartments for Rent in Nashua, NH

What kind of apartment is easiest to find in Nashua, NH?

One-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments are most commonly available, with a good number of furnished and pet-friendly units. Studios are less frequent but can be found, especially near downtown areas.

Should I look for a studio, one-bedroom, or shared apartment in Nashua, NH?

Your choice depends on your budget and need for privacy. Studios are typically more affordable but smaller, while one-bedroom apartments offer more space. Shared apartments can lower costs but require compatibility with roommates.

What should I ask before renting an apartment in Nashua, NH?

Important questions include lease length, which utilities are included, pet policies, parking availability, maintenance procedures, and application requirements. Clarifying these upfront helps avoid surprises.

How early should I start searching for apartments in Nashua, NH?

It’s advisable to start your search 30 to 60 days before your intended move-in date. This allows time to explore options, complete applications, and finalize lease agreements without rushing.

Ready to find your next home? Browse current apartments for rent in Nashua, NH on Roomster to compare listings that match your budget, amenities, and lease preferences.