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3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise
Taylor

Taylor,  30

3 bed | 2 bath Post Call Paradise

Entire place | Fresno, CA, USA

Welcome to your home away from home! This beautifully updated, fully furnished 3 bedroom, 2 bath home is thoughtfully designed with the comfort of traveling professionals in mind. Located in a quiet, established Fresno neighborhood, you'll enjoy a peaceful place to relax while remaining just minutes from Fresno's major hospitals, shopping, restaurants, and freeway access. Inside, you'll find comfortable furnishings, a fully equipped kitchen, high-speed Wi-Fi, smart TVs, dedicated workspace, in-unit laundry, and everything you need for an extended stay. The spacious layout provides plenty of room to unwind after a long shift. Step outside to enjoy the private backyard featuring a cozy fire pit seating area and outdoor dining space perfect for relaxing on your days off. Whether you're a travel nurse, medical professional, or relocating for work, this home offers the perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and privacy. Just bring your suitcase, we've taken care of the rest!

Available Date: Immediately

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2500
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Stephanie

Stephanie,  40

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Entire place | California, USA

Studio with a simple, open layout that makes practical use of the available space. Natural light comes through the windows into the main living area, with enough room to arrange separate areas for sleeping, relaxing, or working. The interior is arranged around one central space with the kitchen area nearby for everyday use. The layout keeps everything within easy reach without adding unnecessary separation between the main areas.

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900
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Frequently asked questions

  • How many apartments for rent are available in Clovis right now?

    One quirk is worth understanding before you start: the median across all Clovis rentals is about $2,195, but that figure is pulled up by single-family houses averaging near $2,475, while apartments here average closer to $1,571. Clovis rents houses more than it rents flats, so a citywide median overstates what an apartment actually costs. Roomster shows 10 apartments for rent in the city, across the older complexes near Old Town and along the Shaw corridor, the Herndon and Willow blocks on the north side, and the newer builds around Loma Vista and Harlan Ranch.

  • How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Clovis?

    Studios average about $1,000 and one-bedrooms roughly $1,350, and that one-bedroom number has dropped hard, down about 17 percent over the past year as newer supply opened. Two-bedrooms run near $1,600 and three-bedrooms toward $2,400. You can find one-bedrooms under $1,200 a month around Old Town Clovis, Tarpey Village, and the older complexes along Shaw and Clovis Avenue, where median asking rents sit closer to $1,550. The recent north Clovis and Loma Vista buildings set the ceiling, since that is where most new construction landed.

  • Is there rent control in Clovis, CA?

    Clovis has no local rent control ordinance and neither does Fresno County, so the statewide Tenant Protection Act is the only cap that applies. It allows 5 percent plus inflation with a hard 10 percent ceiling, and because Fresno County is not one of the separately published metro regions, it uses the statewide California index; the resulting limit is 8.6 percent from August 1, 2026 through July 31, 2027. Two exemptions matter more here than elsewhere: buildings under 15 years old fall outside the cap, and so does a single-family home or condo owned by an individual who serves the required written notice. In a city that rents this many houses, that second one covers a large share of the market.

  • What deposit and fees should I expect when renting an apartment in Clovis?

    California caps the security deposit at one month's rent for most landlords, with a narrow exception letting an individual owner of no more than two properties and four units ask up to two months. That exception comes up often here, because a large share of Clovis rentals belong to small owners rather than management companies. The deposit must come back within 21 days with an itemized statement, and any deduction now needs photographs. Since January 1, 2026, mandatory charges have to sit inside the advertised rent, so no required monthly fee can appear after you sign. Ask what a July electricity bill looks like on the unit before you commit.

  • Are there apartments for rent near Clovis's main commute routes?

    Yes, and the geography is straightforward. Highway 168, the Sierra Freeway, cuts diagonally through the city and puts downtown Fresno about fifteen minutes out off-peak, with the apartment clusters near Shaw, Herndon, and Clovis Avenue sitting closest to the ramps. Fresno State is three to four miles west along Shaw, which is why that corridor draws students who prefer the Clovis side. Highway 180 handles the southern edge and the run east toward the foothills. If you would rather not drive daily, narrow your search to the blocks the free Stageline routes serve.

  • How does Clovis compare with Fresno on apartment rent?

    Clovis costs more, and locals will tell you exactly why. The citywide median in Fresno sits around $1,695 and has eased about 3 percent, while Clovis runs near $2,195 across all rental types. That premium buys Clovis Unified, the district that is both the city's largest employer and the most common reason people give for choosing this side of the line. If schools are not part of your decision, crossing into northeast Fresno toward Bullard or Woodward Park gets you comparable housing for noticeably less. If they are, the premium is the entire point.

Rental Apartments in Clovis, CA: What to Consider Before You Rent


Searching for rental apartments in Clovis, CA means balancing your budget, lifestyle, and commute needs. Whether you're a professional, a couple, or relocating to this California city, knowing what to expect and how to narrow your search can save you time and stress. This guide covers practical tips on apartment types, lease terms, and what to focus on when choosing your next home in Clovis.

What Makes Clovis, CA a Good Place to Rent an Apartment

Clovis appeals to renters who value a mix of suburban comfort and access to nearby city amenities. Many professionals and commuters appreciate the manageable commute options and public transit connections available depending on your neighborhood. Couples and relocating renters often look for spacious apartments, such as 1 bedroom or 2 bedroom units, to accommodate their needs while staying within a reasonable budget. The variety of apartment styles, including shared apartments and luxury options, allows for flexibility in lifestyle and privacy preferences.

How to Narrow Down Apartments for Rent in Clovis, CA

When searching for apartments in Clovis, focusing on neighborhoods and specific amenities helps refine your options. Consider these factors:

  • Neighborhood fit: Choose areas based on your commute preferences and proximity to services. Some neighborhoods may offer better walkability or quicker access to public transit.
  • Apartment type: Decide between studios, 1 bedroom, or 2 bedroom apartments. Shared apartments can lower costs but may reduce privacy.
  • Building amenities: Look for features like parking availability, laundry facilities, and pet policies that match your needs.
  • Lease flexibility: Options like sublet or short term leases can suit those needing temporary housing.

Using filters for parking, furnished status, and lease terms on Roomster can streamline your search for the right fit.

What to Compare Before Renting an Apartment

Before committing to a rental apartment in Clovis, CA, review these key points:

  • Budget alignment: Ensure rent fits within your financial plan, considering utilities and parking fees if not included.
  • Lease terms: Understand lease length, move-in dates, and any sublet possibilities. Month-to-month leases offer flexibility but may come at a premium.
  • Screening requirements: Prepare for credit checks and applications, which are standard in this market.
  • Privacy and space: Compare private versus shared apartments depending on your comfort level.

Evaluating these factors together will help you avoid surprises and select a rental that fits your lifestyle.

How to Avoid Common Rental Mistakes in Clovis, CA

Renting can be complex, but avoiding these pitfalls improves your experience:

  • Documentation caution: Always meet landlords or property managers in person or via secure communication channels before submitting payments.
  • screening steps: Use Roomster's ID check and address check features to confirm listing legitimacy.
  • Payment safety: Avoid wiring money or paying cash without a proper lease agreement.
  • Lease clarity: Read and understand all lease clauses to prevent unexpected fees or restrictions.

Being cautious helps protect you from scams and ensures a smoother rental process.

FAQ About Apartments for Rent in Clovis, CA

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

1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apartments are commonly available, offering a good balance of space and affordability. Studios and shared apartments exist but are less prevalent.

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

Your choice depends on your budget and privacy needs. Studios are typically more affordable but smaller, while 1 or 2 bedroom apartments provide more space. Shared apartments can reduce costs but involve sharing common areas.

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

Inquire about lease length, included utilities, parking availability, pet policies, and move-in dates. Also, ask about screening requirements and any fees not listed upfront.

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

Starting your search 30 to 60 days before your desired move-in date allows enough time to explore options, complete applications, and arrange leases without rush.

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