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Burlington has many distinct neighborhoods to choose from and has something for everyone. Here are some of the best places to live when you're looking for a Burlington apartment for rent:

Burlington's most lakeside residential neighborhood, the New North End sits along Lake Champlain with direct access to North Beach, Leddy Park, and the Burlington Bike Path. It draws families and outdoor enthusiasts who want a quieter pace and proximity to the water, with the Island Line Trail right outside the door.

The city's most eclectic and community-rooted neighborhood, the Old North End runs along North Street with local restaurants, Foam Brewers, Battery Park, and Waterfront Park just blocks away. It suits renters who want character and community identity within a short walk or bike ride to downtown.

Sitting on the bluff above downtown Burlington near UVM and Champlain College, the Hill Section offers some of the best Lake Champlain views in the city alongside tree-lined streets and a walkable connection to Church Street Marketplace.

Burlington's most creatively charged neighborhood, the South End runs along Pine Street with galleries, craft breweries, Oakledge Park's waterfront access, and a growing cluster of tech and creative employers. It is the neighborhood for renters who want an arts-forward lifestyle and independent business energy.

Burlington offers a way of living that is hard to replicate anywhere else in New England, combining Lake Champlain's waterfront, Adirondack Mountain views, a nationally recognized food and craft beer scene, and a college-town energy that keeps the city vibrant year-round. Here are some of the standout features that make Burlington a great place to call home:

Little Eagle Bay sits at 103 Little Eagle Bay in Burlington's New North End, with direct access to the Burlington Greenway and Rock Point Trail just 1.3 miles away. Major employers including UVM Health Network, Intervale Center, and Beta Technologies are all within easy reach via Route 127, Route 7, and I-89.

The Burlington Greenway and Island Line Trail run along the shoreline for biking and walking, while Rock Point Trail and the Burlington Wildways offer wooded hiking close to home. Residents also have access to a private beach on the property and North Beach just up the road.

Burlington is Vermont's economic capital, home to UVM Medical Center, UVM, GlobalFoundries, and Beta Technologies, giving residents strong career options across healthcare, education, and technology. Vermont's no sales tax on clothing and lower cost of living relative to Boston make it one of the better value propositions in New England.

Burlington's community life revolves around its farmers markets, craft breweries, Church Street Marketplace, and the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts. From weekend mornings at the Burlington Farmers Market and evenings at Hen of the Wood to summer concerts at the Waterfront Park Bandshell, there is always something worth doing here.

There are many fun activities to do in Burlington! Little Eagle Bay's location in the New North End puts residents steps from the Burlington Greenway, the private beach, and some of Vermont's best parks, cultural venues, and dining destinations. Major attractions and activities in the area include:

• Burlington Greenway and Island Line Trail
• North Beach and the private beach on the property
• Rock Point Trail
• Flynn Center for the Performing Arts
• ECHO Leahy Center for Lake Champlain
• Church Street Marketplace
• Waterfront Park and Bandshell
• Burlington Farmers Market

Little Eagle Bay is only minutes from the region's top employers. The proximity to Route 127, Route 7, and I-89 gives residents easy access to healthcare, education, technology, aerospace, and manufacturing employers, like:

• UVM Medical Center (UVM Health Network)
• University of Vermont
• GlobalFoundries (Essex Junction)
• Beta Technologies (South Burlington)
• Champlain College
• Saint Michael's College
• Intervale Center
• Burton Snowboards
• City of Burlington
• IBM Vermont (Essex Junction)

At Little Eagle Bay, you'll find a variety of amenities that make living in vibrant Burlington even better, such as:

Little Eagle Bay gives residents something most Burlington communities simply cannot offer: a private beach on Lake Champlain and direct access to the Burlington Greenway for biking and walking along the shoreline. In a city where the waterfront is one of the most celebrated features, having it right outside the front door changes the daily experience entirely.

Every day at Little Eagle Bay begins with a view, whether that is Lake Champlain catching the morning light or the mature trees and landscaped grounds that give the property its unhurried, wooded character. It is the kind of setting that makes a Burlington apartment feel like a genuine retreat.

On-site laundry facilities and off-street parking at Little Eagle Bay keep the practical side of daily life running smoothly without extra hassle. In Burlington's compact and walkable environment, both amenities make a real difference.

The gas range gives residents who cook a kitchen that actually performs rather than just looks good. The private patio or balcony extends every unit outdoors, connecting the interior to the lake and wooded setting surrounding the property. And high-speed internet access keeps residents connected whether they are working remotely or streaming an evening in after a day on the water.