Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins are accepted. Please note that the building has secured access, so you’ll need to call the office to be let in. This is available Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Applying is super easy! You can complete your application online at your convenience. We give you several ways to apply online through our website. If you need any assistance along the way, just reach out!

Once you upload all the necessary information, we’ll work on your application quickly! Approval typically takes anywhere from just 24 -48 hours. We’ll keep you in the loop throughout the process!

We offer 12-month leases as our standard, with 6-month lease options available in certain circumstances.

You can pay your rent online, via WISP, or in person using a cashier's check or money order.

Flex allows you to schedule your monthly payment into two smaller payments, giving you greater financial flexibility. Full monthly rent payments are provided to the property by Flex on the 1st. Sign up is available directly in your RentCafe resident portal and is reviewed for approval by Flex. Flex charges a monthly membership fee based on the amount of the credit line that is approved. The monthly membership fee is up to $14.99. A bill payment fee of 1% of your total rent is also charged, additional card processing fees apply when using a credit card.

Yes, you are required to have renter's insurance. You may provide your own, or you will be automatically enrolled in property insurance for $10.95 per month.

Your rent includes gas, water, sewer, and trash services.

To set up your utilities, please contact Chugach Electric directly.

You can choose between GCI or ACS for your internet and cable services.

Anchorage 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 an Anchorage apartment for rent:

A largely residential neighborhood sitting between Spenard and Midtown, North Star is one of Anchorage's most practical and affordable addresses, with People Mover bus routes along Spenard Road and Minnesota Drive, everyday essentials nearby, and a quiet pace that suits residents who want city access without city noise. It is the kind of neighborhood where you know your neighbors and your commute stays short.

Just south of North Star, Spenard has a personality unlike anywhere else in Anchorage. It earned its reputation as the city's most eclectic neighborhood, with the Bear Tooth Theatrepub, the Spenard Jazz Fest, diverse dining, and Lake Hood's floatplane base giving it an energy that draws creative professionals, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone who wants more out of a neighborhood than a parking lot and a chain restaurant.

For residents who want to be at the center of everything, including shopping, office corridors, bus lines, and quick highway access, Midtown delivers. It is Anchorage's commercial hub, and its walkability and transit connectivity make it one of the best neighborhoods in the city for renters who commute daily or prefer to run all their errands in one trip.

West Anchorage's most celebrated residential neighborhood, Turnagain sits along the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail with views across Cook Inlet and direct access to Kincaid Park and Earthquake Park. It is a quieter, more scenic choice for renters who prioritize outdoor access and a neighborhood character defined by trails, trees, and salt air rather than storefronts and traffic.

Anchorage offers a way of living that is unlike anywhere else in the United States, combining a genuine urban city with immediate access to some of the most dramatic wilderness on the planet. North Star sits at the center of that balance, close enough to everything without being overwhelmed by it. Here are some of the standout features that make this neighborhood a great place to call home:

Nicole Apartments is located at 1046 W 26th Avenue in North Star, just off Spenard Thruway and near Seward Highway, with easy access to Midtown, downtown Anchorage, Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, and major employers including the Alaska Native Medical Center and Chenega Corporation. The People Mover bus network connects residents throughout the city, and Valley of the Moon Park, Westchester Lagoon, and the Bear Tooth Theatrepub are all close at hand.

Anchorage's trail network is one of the most remarkable urban outdoor systems in North America, with over 250 miles of trails accessible across the city and its adjacent wildlands. Residents can bike the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail, hike Flattop Mountain in Chugach State Park, explore the wildlife refuge along the Coastal Trail, fish and walk the trails at Earthquake Park, and ski Alyeska Resort in Girdwood just an hour south along the Seward Highway.

Anchorage is Alaska's largest city and the economic and cultural capital of the state, home to the headquarters of Alaska's major industries including oil and gas, healthcare, federal government, and Alaska Native corporations. Alaska has no state income tax and no state sales tax, giving residents a take-home income advantage that is rare among major American cities.

Anchorage has a warm, tight-knit community identity that surprises most first-time visitors, shaped by its love of the outdoors, its deep Alaska Native cultural heritage, and the independent restaurants, breweries, and gathering spots that give the city its character. From Moose's Tooth Pub and Pizzeria and Spenard Roadhouse to the Anchorage Market and summer midnight sun walks along the Coastal Trail, Anchorage delivers a community life that feels unlike anywhere else in the country.

There are many fun activities to do in Anchorage! Nicole Apartments' location in North Star puts residents close to Valley of the Moon Park, the Bear Tooth Theatrepub, and some of Anchorage's best outdoor, cultural, and dining destinations. Major attractions and activities in the area include:

• Valley of the Moon Park and Westchester Lagoon
• Bear Tooth Theatrepub
• Moose's Tooth Pub and Pizzeria
• Spenard Roadhouse
• Tony Knowles Coastal Trail
• Earthquake Park
• H2Oasis Indoor Waterpark
• Alaska Aviation Museum

Nicole Apartments is only minutes from the region's top employers. The proximity to Seward Highway, Spenard Thruway, and the People Mover bus network gives residents easy access to healthcare, government, Alaska Native corporations, military, and aviation employers, like:

• Alaska Native Medical Center
• Chenega Corporation
• Providence Alaska Medical Center
• Anchorage School District
• Southcentral Foundation
• Alaska Regional Hospital
• Municipality of Anchorage
• University of Alaska Anchorage
• Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport area employers
• Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson

At Nicole Apartments, you'll find a variety of amenities that make living in vibrant Anchorage even better, such as:

Nicole Apartments welcomes your four-legged companions into a neighborhood made for them. Quiet walkable streets, Valley of the Moon Park nearby, and Westchester Lagoon just a short walk away give dogs and their owners a daily routine worth looking forward to in every season.

Nicole Apartments' responsive on-site maintenance and management team means issues get handled quickly so residents can focus on everything else. In an Anchorage winter, having a reliable on-site team is not a nice-to-have.

On-site laundry facilities make it easy to check off one of the week's most routine tasks without leaving the community. Simple, practical, and always appreciated.

The individual climate control in each studio and one-bedroom apartment lets you dial in exactly the right temperature, which in Anchorage matters for nine or ten months of the year. A full kitchen with range, dishwasher, and refrigerator gives you everything you need to eat well at home. And the private patio or balcony gives every unit its own outdoor space to step into, even if just to watch the snow settle in.

The property offers on-site coin-operated washer and dryer facilities.

Yes, parking is available.

Yes, parking is available.

We offer shared washer and dryer facilities on-site.

Yes, our community is pet-friendly! While there isn't a pet park on-site, Valley of the Moon Park is just about four blocks away.

Our community is unique for its proximity to Bear Tooth, a popular local diner and movie theater. It's a great spot for dining and entertainment, all within walking distance!

We are located in the Anchorage Borough.

The nearest grocery store is Walmart, and Walgreens is also nearby. Both are just a short distance away.

Yes, we offer on-site maintenance.

For maintenance issues, you can contact us at (833) 364-1489 or submit a service request through the RentCafe portal.

No, you do not need to be present for a service technician to complete the work.