We get it, searching for an apartment in Greenville can be daunting. For a lot of people, location is the no. 1 priority – and if your goal is to be downtown, there’s a lot of options.

Whether you’re looking to move closer to Main Street (or you just want to daydream about downtown living), we’ve got the guide for you. Here’s our roundup of 12 apartment communities in downtown Greenville.

District West, 101 Reedy View Dr. | 365 unit complex

Rent:

Studio (490-578 sq. ft.) starting at $1,092/month
1 bedroom (up to 922 sq. ft.) starting at $1,287/month
2 bedroom (up to 1,259 sq. ft.) starting at $1,762/month

Selling point: Located on the bank of the Reedy River, District West features a pedestrian river walk that connects residents to Falls Park. The fire pits, media room + covered parking are added perks.

Ellison on Broad, 212 E Broad St. | 201 unit complex

Rent:

Studio (592 sq. ft.) starting at $1,231/month
1 bedroom (571-939 sq. ft.) starting at $1,160/month
2 bedroom (1,058-1,149 sq. ft.) starting at $2,174/month

Selling point: Ellison on Broad features a horizon deck with panoramic views of the skyline, a saltwater pool, private spa treatment room, yoga/spin studios + it’s within walking distance of Publix.

Link Apartments West End, 25 River St. | 215 unit complex

Rent:

Studio (584-660 sq. ft.) starting at $998/month
1 bedroom (633-979 sq. ft.) starting at $1,090/month
2 bedroom (1,028-1,141 sq. ft.) starting at $1,696/month

Selling point: We dig that the Link Apartments West End is NGBS Green Registered Bronze Level certified – meaning green + healthy initiatives were incorporated into the building materials and design. Other perks include a rooftop open-air chef’s demo kitchen and a yoga mezzanine.

McBee Station, 27 Station Ct. | 197 unit complex

Rent:

Studio (634-768 sq. ft.) starting at $1,345/month
1 bedroom (845-886 sq. ft.) starting at $1,265/month
2 bedroom (1,188-1,338 sq. ft.) starting at $1,555/month
3 bedroom (1,587 sq. ft.) rate unavailable

Selling point: McBee Station hosts monthly events help you connect with your neighbors. At this complex, you’re also within walking distance of spots like Yee-Haw Brewing Company, Greektown Grille and Northampton Wine + Dine.

Noma Flats, 233 N Main St. | 23 unit complex

Rent:

Studio (631 sq. ft.) rate unavailable
1 bedroom (872 sq. ft.) rate unavailable
2 bedroom (1,796 sq. ft.) starting at $1,750/month

Features: You can’t get much closer to the heart of downtown than this. Noma Flats offers 23 renovated units right across from NOMA Square.

RiversEdge, 411 River St. | 140 unit complex

Rent:

Studio (400 sq. ft.) starting at $1,000/month
1 bedroom (721 sq. ft.) starting at $1,200/month
2 bedroom (1,054 sq. ft.) starting at $1,400/month
Penthouse (1,900 sq. ft.) starting at $3,160/month

Features: Located on the shoreline of Riverplace and the Peace Center, RiversEdge is an ideal option for the outdoorsy type and the advocate of the performing arts. Additional amenities include private garage options, indoor bike storage and NEST thermostat upgrades.

RiverWalk, 101 Falls Park Dr. | 44 unit complex

Rent:

2 bedroom (950 sq. ft.) starting at $1,300/month
3 bedroom (1,200 sq. ft.) starting at $1,607/month

Features: RiverWalk combines design with convenience + service. Units are pet friendly, with 12’ tall ceilings and 24/7 secure access and perimeter surveillance. Plus, Rick’s Deli & Market, Gringos Cantina and The Lazy Goat are all steps away.

South Ridge Apartments, 823 S Church St. | 350 unit complex

Rent:

Studio (468 sq. ft.) starting at $867/month
1 bedroom (540 sq. ft.) starting at $923/month
2 bedroom (1,116 sq. ft.) starting at $1,339/month
3 bedroom (1,363 sq. ft.) starting at ~$1,700/month

Features: South Ridge Apartments offer a selection of fifteen apartment home styles with bright interiors + private patios. Other perks include a resident skyline balcony, saltwater swimming pool and summer kitchen.

The Greene, 1108 S Main St. | 271 unit complex

Rent:

Studio (676 sq. ft.) starting at $1,205/month
1 bedroom (728-922 sq. ft.) starting at $1,558/month
2 bedroom (1,077-1,126 sq. ft.) starting at $1,965/month
3 bedroom (1,388-1,444 sq. ft.) starting at $2,910/month

Features: The Greene recently opened in 2018 with a rooftop terrace overlooking downtown, a pet washing spa and state-of-the-art fitness facility. The Greene is also home to The Whale :: A Craft Beer Collective + will soon be home to in-building retail partners.

Trailside at Reedy Point Apartments, 200 S Academy St. | 215 unit complex

Photo from Trailside at Reedy Point Apartments

Rent:

1 bedroom (578-698 sq. ft.) starting at $1,180/month
2 bedroom (1,019-1,175 sq. ft.) starting at $1,680/month
3 bedroom (1,370 sq. ft.) starting at $2,235/month

Features: Units at Trailside at Reedy Point Apartments include chef inspired kitchens, stainless steel appliances and barn wood-styled flooring. If you’re looking to get out and about, this complex also provides direct access to the Swamp Rabbit Trail.

400 Rhett, 400 Rhett St. | 150 unit complex

Rent:

1 bedroom (588-864 sq. ft.) starting at $1,035/month
2 bedroom (1,041-1,092 sq. ft.) starting at $1,640/month

Features: Fluor Field is 1,000 ft. away – so you can watch the weekly fireworks display from the comfort of your patio. Residents also have access to a covered parking garage, outdoor living lounge with hammocks, a putting green + electric vehicle charging station.

98 E. McBee, 98 E McBee Ave. | 55 unit complex

Rent:

Studio (774 sq. ft.) starting at $1,817/month
1 bedroom (up to 1,159 sq. ft.) starting at $1,412/month
2 bedroom (1,264 sq. ft.) rates based on availability

Features: 98 E. McBee boasts a courtyard, alfresco picnic area and outdoor fire pit. Apartment units are designed with crown molding and pocket doors, walk-in closets and private sunrooms or balconies.

Note: For our purposes, we defined downtown as a 1 mile radius from S. Main Street. Pricing information is based on listings as of Oct. 15, 2019. If we missed an apartment complex, let us know in the comments below.

If you’re willing to live just a little bit outside of the “downtown bubble,” here are a few more options to check out: