Vacaville Apartments and Rentals
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Apartments in Vacaville, CA Neighborhoods from Rent.com
Featured Apartments in Vacaville, CA
Round Oak Village
Exhibition Kitchens...Easy Access to I-80...Near Factory Outlet Stores...
Vacaville CA, 95687
The Sycamores
The Sycamores apartment homes offer a variety of floor plans and amenities that meet a wide range of tastes and needs.
Vacaville CA, 95687
Quail Run Apartments
Beautiful park-like setting. A lush property surrounding in lawns and native trees, two beautiful swimming pools and mature California Oaks.
Vacaville CA, 95687
Creekside Gardens Apartments
Nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood near Creekside Shopping Center with close proximity to I-80... Ideal interior layouts include spacious breakfast bar...
Vacaville CA, 95687

Vacaville, CA
Overview of Vacaville
Hailed as one of northern California’s most charming communities, Vacaville is located right near wine country. This vibrant town is home to roughly 93,000 residents who can’t imagine living anywhere else, as the breathtaking scenery provides the perfect backdrop for the city’s laid-back lifestyle.
Vacaville is an ideal place for both families and retirees who want to live in a comfortable Mediterranean climate with a location that can’t be beat - the city is nestled within 55 miles of Sacramento, Sonoma, Napa, San Francisco and Oakland. Vacaville apartments for rent will put you in the heart of northern California.
Living in Vacaville, CA
Repeatedly on the list of the top 100 places to live in the United States, apartments for rent in Vacaville are very popular. From the charming and lively downtown area to the more quaint residences in the rolling hillsides, the unique-feeling neighborhoods in Vacaville all appeal.
The city was founded in 1852 by William McDaniel, who promised the land’s former owner, Juan Manuel Vaca, that one square mile would be used to create a township in his honor. The city was a stop on the Pony Express, with many large produce companies and local farms taking advantage of the rich northern California soil. Vacaville has also been famed as the fresh fruit capital of California, shipping fruit and nut products all over the United States.
Vacaville Work and Study
Educational opportunities are not abundant in Vacaville - Solano Community College is the only school in the area. Students looking for other options can commute to schools in the surrounding cities, the most prestigious of which is roughly 45 miles away at the University of California, Berkeley.
For those looking for work, Vacaville is a great place to establish roots. Two large biotech firms - Genentech and Chiron Corporations – have offices in town, attracting some of the brightest brains in life-sciences. While it employs a large biotechnology crowd, the city is also big in the educational services, healthcare and social assistance industries. Many Vacavillians also make their livings as sommeliers and in other wine country careers.
Rentals in Vacaville, CA and Cost of Living
Like all good things, living in beautiful Vacaville comes at a price. According to U.S. Census Bureau statistics, the average cost of rent in Vacaville is $1,384 a month, which is well above the national average. Although Vacaville is being hailed as one of the fastest-growing cities in California, rental prices have not increased significantly over the past few years.
Vacaville’s prime location makes visiting the area very desirable, which is reflected in the city’s relatively high cost of living. Vacaville scored a 123.5 on the cost of living index, compared to the U.S. average of 100. Residents can enjoy the best vineyards and restaurants that wine country has to offer, and most people who live here believe that’s well worth the price.
Vacaville Attractions and Special Events
Vacaville has many attractions to excite people of all ages. The Nut Tree has been the city’s main attraction for decades as one of California’s legendary road stops. Visitors enjoy the numerous shops, dining options and playful venues that the 70-acre complex has to offer. The Solano County Fair, Creekwalk Concert Series and annual Vacaville Onion Festival also dazzle visitors throughout the year.
For those who are old enough to enjoy a glass of wine, Vacaville is perfectly situated to enjoy a day at the finest vineyards in the Napa Valley.
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