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Grass Valley, nestled in the heart of California’s historic Gold Country, offers a vibrant blend of small‑town charm and modern convenience that makes its rental market especially appealing. Residents enjoy easy access to downtown’s boutique shops, art galleries, and the famous Empire Mine State Historic Park, while outdoor enthusiasts take advantage of nearby Sierra foothill trails and the scenic River Lakes. The city’s well‑established neighborhoods—such as the historic downtown district, the family‑friendly limits of Sheridan, and the newer developments near the Sierra College campus—provide a range of housing styles, from classic Craftsman homes to contemporary apartment complexes.

Renters can choose from a variety of options that suit different lifestyles and budgets. One‑bedroom apartments typically fall in the $1500s, with two‑bedroom units moving up into the $2000 range, reflecting the city’s balanced supply of modern amenities and spacious layouts. For those seeking more space, single‑family homes start in the $1500s for a bedroom, climb to the $2000 range for two bedrooms, and reach the $2500s for three‑bedroom families, while larger four‑plus‑bedroom homes command rents in the $2600s and above. Whether you're drawn by the historic ambiance of the downtown core, the proximity to outdoor recreation, or the convenience of nearby schools and shopping, Grass Valley’s rental market delivers a welcoming environment that caters to professionals, students, and families alike.

Grass Valley Rent by Property Type & Bedroom Count

In the current period, the average rent in Grass Valley was $1,480 for Studio, $1,528 for 1 Bedroom, $1,967 for 2 Bedroom, $2,488 for 3 Bedroom, and $2,665 for 4+ Bedroom.

Data provided by Rentometer, Inc.