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70 Union St #1

Bristol, CT 06010 - Hartford County

Apartment

3 beds

1 bath

Cats & small dogs OK

About 70 Union St #1

This 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment at 70 Union St #1 in Bristol, CT 06010 rents for $2,200 a month. It is pet friendly.

Beautiful 3 bedroom apartment on first floor in Bristol. Big and bright living room. Nice neighborhood. Amenities: Range/Oven. Heating: baseboard.

15 days on RentalSource

RentalSource last checked: 10 hours ago · Listing updated: November 7, 2026

Listed by Saima Wahaj · (860) 940-1962

Listing data quality - We review listings daily to detect outdated, duplicate, or misleading information.

Property Summary

Property Type:	Apartment
Rental Fee:	$2,200
Bedrooms:	3 beds
Bathrooms:	1 bath
Size:	Inquire

Pets:	Cats & small dogs
Laundry:	Inquire
Parking:	Yes
Available:	Now
ID:	84533940

Amenities

Water, Sewer, Trash, Gas & Electricity Included
Parking
Refrigerator
Tile Floors
Vinyl/Laminate Floors
Yard

Leasing Information

Lease term: 12 months.

Fees

Security deposit $3,000 (mandatory, refundable, move-in).

Rent History

The rent has gone up from $1,750 to $2,200 since it was listed on October 6.

Rent history for this home, newest first
Date	Event	Rent	Change
October 28, 2026	Price change	$2,200+25.7%	+25.7%
October 6, 2026	Listed for rent	$1,750

These are listed prices. What renters actually paid may have been different.

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Bedrooms

3 bedrooms

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$2,200

Deposit $3,000 · All fees

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Property listed by

Saima Wahaj

(860) 940-1962

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70 Union St #1, Bristol, CT 06010 - Apartment for Rent

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