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Gloucester, Massachusetts offers a vibrant rental market that blends historic New England charm with the allure of coastal living. Prospective renters can choose from a diverse mix of housing types, from modern apartments in the bustling downtown area to spacious family homes nestled near the harbor and scenic neighborhoods such as Blynman Point and Lanesville. The city’s rich maritime heritage, scenic beaches, and proximity to the famous Fishermen’s Memorial create a welcoming environment for professionals, families, and seasonal residents alike.

For those seeking the convenience of a one‑bedroom apartment, the market averages rents in the $1400s, with a median close to $1350, making downtown living both accessible and lively. Larger households often gravitate toward single‑family homes, where two‑bedroom houses tend to rent around $2600, while three‑bedroom homes are typically priced near $3300. Buyers of larger properties, including four‑plus bedroom homes, can expect rents in the $5400s, with median figures reflecting the premium value of spacious, waterfront or historic residences.

Gloucester’s rental landscape is further enhanced by its strong sense of community, top‑rated schools, and an array of recreational opportunities—from sailing on the Atlantic to exploring scenic trails in the Rockport State Reservation. The blend of affordable apartments, well‑maintained houses, and a thriving local economy makes Gloucester an attractive destination for renters seeking a balanced coastal lifestyle on Massachusetts’ North Shore.

Gloucester Rent by Property Type & Bedroom Count

In the current period, the average rent in Gloucester was $1,437 for 1 Bedroom, $2,509 for 2 Bedroom, $3,153 for 3 Bedroom, and $5,766 for 4+ Bedroom.

Data provided by Rentometer, Inc.