61 Townhomes for Rent in Birmingham, AL
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Popular Searches in Birmingham, AL
Townhomes for Rent in Birmingham, AL
Choose from 61 available Birmingham, AL townhomes for rent to find a floor plan that fits your lifestyle. Find your pet friendly and furnished Birmingham townhouse with popular features to complement your lifestyle. Most townhomes are multi-level, with bedrooms located on the top floor. Some townhouses have basements for additional space, and some offer features like paid utilities. Be sure to view photos or take an online tour to find a rental that works for you! Some terriffic Birmingham neighborhoods with townhomes for rent include Downtown Birmingham. While the average rent for a townhome in Birmingham is $1,944, remember that price varies by location, ranging anywhere from $850 to $3,895. If price is a factor, consider looking in nearby cities like Homewood and Mountain Brook.
Birmingham, AL Rental Insights
Average Rent Rates
The average rent for a townhome in Birmingham, AL is $1,944.
Expect to pay around $1,669 per month for a two bedroom townhome in Birmingham, AL.
Need extra space? A three bedroom townhome in Birmingham, AL costs $2,263 per month on average.
Education
There are several options for elementary schools in Birmingham, AL, including Phillips Academy, Oak Mountain Intermediate School, and Mt Laurel Elementary School
Families with kids will appreciate the middle school options in Birmingham, AL, such as Phillips Academy, Oak Mountain Middle School, and Wilkerson Middle School
Renting a townhome in Birmingham, AL, means you have access to a number of high schools, including Oak Mountain High School, Ramsay High School, and Huffman High SchoolMagnet
Birmingham, AL is home to Birmingham Southern College, Univ. of Ala. at Birmingham, and Virginia College, Birmingham