10 Marianna Way #302 · Apartment for Rent

LIMITED TIME RENTALSPECIALS! Take advantage of reduced application fees of $35.00 per person through December 31st, 2026. Don't miss out on a chance to win $500.00 when you are approved, sign a lease, and submit a security deposit by December 15th, 2026. *restrictions apply* Delight in this new apartment that is walking distance to downtown Bluffton! This delightful one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment offers a cozy yet spacious 650 square feet of living space, perfect for those seeking comfort and convenience. The apartment also features a separate space that could be used as living or office area. The thoughtfully designed layout maximizes every inch, creating a harmonious balance of style and functionality. Large windows invite natural light to dance through the space, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. With its prime location, you'll find yourself just moments away from Bluffton’s charming local shops, eateries, and vibrant community events. Enjoy the convenience of easy access to nearby parks and scenic trails, perfect for leisurely strolls or invigorating bike rides. The apartment is currently occupied and requires 24 hours notice for showings. Off-street parking is available, trash disposal will be onsite, and the stairways up to the apartments are covered. The tenant is responsible for electricity, wifi, and cable. Water and gas will be billed at $75.00 per month on top of the monthly rental rate. No pets are permitted unless required by law. As stated in ForeShore's application instructions, if you are renting from ForeShore and have an assistance animal, you must complete an animal profile, which is administered by a third party, petscreening com Please visit the following link to complete your animal's profile: https foreshorerentals petscreening com ForeShore requires all prospective tenants to personally view the property in person before a lease may be executed. No exceptions. This requirement cannot be waived and applies to all applicants. Virtual tours, video calls, photographs, and other electronic representations may assist prospective tenants in initially evaluating a property; however, they do not satisfy the in-person viewing requirement