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2. North Carolina
3. City of Henderson
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Henderson, North Carolina offers a welcoming rental market that appeals to families, professionals, and retirees alike. The city’s blend of historic downtown charm, lush green spaces, and proximity to the Piedmont Triad makes it an attractive place to call home. Residents enjoy easy access to popular attractions such as the Riverwalk along the Broad River, the vibrant arts scene at the Henderson Performing Arts Center, and a variety of dining options ranging from classic Southern cuisine to modern eateries. The city’s well‑established neighborhoods—including the tree‑lined streets of Forest Hills, the close‑knit community of Green Springs, and the growing development around the University of North Carolina Pembroke campus—provide a range of housing styles, from charming craftsman bungalows to spacious suburban houses.

Rental options in Henderson are dominated by single‑family homes, with a strong emphasis on larger floor plans that accommodate growing households. Two‑bedroom houses typically rent in the $800s, while three‑bedroom homes are commonly seen in the $1100s, and four‑plus bedroom properties approach the $2000 range. These price points reflect the city’s balanced cost of living and the high quality of life offered by easy commutes to nearby job centers, excellent schools, and abundant recreational amenities such as the Charles B. Aycock State Park. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful suburban retreat or a vibrant community close to downtown activities, Henderson’s rental market provides diverse choices that cater to a wide range of lifestyle needs.

Henderson Rent by Property Type & Bedroom Count

In the current period, the average rent in Henderson was $845 for 2 Bedroom, $1,137 for 3 Bedroom, and $1,995 for 4+ Bedroom.
Note: This analysis includes only bedroom types with sufficient data.

Data provided by Rentometer, Inc.