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119 E Mitchell Ave #6

Appleton, WI 54915 - Outagamie County

Apartment

2 beds

1 bath

Laundry on site

About 119 E Mitchell Ave #6

Upper 2br/1ba Apartment for rent in Appleton. Heat and water included with rent. Coin operated laundry in building. Easy access to HWY 441 and Oneida St.

Pictures May Be From A Similar Unit. Online applications only.

Cats are accepted for an additional $50 a month per cat. $25 application fee for all adult applications - A full background check: Criminal, Credit, Income and Rental.

No Evictions within the last 5 years. All utilities and past rents and damages to other landlords need to be paid. Income requirements are 3 times the rent and utilities. Rental Finders, Inc.

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RentalSource last checked: 17 hours ago · Listing updated: November 3, 2026

Managed by Rental Finders · (715) 732-4046

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Property Summary

Property Type:	Apartment
Rental Fee:	$1,295
Bedrooms:	2 beds
Bathrooms:	1 bath
Size:	Inquire

Pets:	Inquire
Laundry:	On site
Parking:	Inquire
Available:	Inquire
ID:	84684737

Amenities

Laundry Facilities

Additional Details

This 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment at 119 E Mitchell Ave #6 in Appleton, WI 54915 rents for $1,295 a month. 119 E Mitchell Ave #6 was advertised by Rental Finders on November 3, 2026.

How the Rent Compares

At $1,295 a month, this apartment is close to the typical rent for 2-bedroom apartments and condos in Appleton (about $1,210).

From 52 two-bedroom apartments and condos listed in Appleton on RentalSource in November 2026: the scale holds eight in ten of them, and the shaded band the middle half.

$1,210Typical rent for 2-bedroom apartments and condos in Appleton

$1,050–$1,450Middle half of their rents

56 daysAverage time they have been listed

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