Apartments in Surry, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Whistler's Cove Apartments

Apartments

Mount Airy, NC

Whistler's Cove offers income-restricted 1- and 2-bedroom apartments for 55+ active adults in Mount Airy, North Carolina.

  • 55+ adults seeking affordable apartments
  • Qualified applicants seeking income-restricted housing
  • Residents seeking 1- or 2-bedroom apartments in Mount Airy

Cooper Terrace NC LLC

Apartments

Elkin, NC

Cooper Terrace NC LLC offers low-income one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments in Elkin, including select veteran units with no security deposit or application fee.

  • Veterans seeking an affordable apartment with no security deposit or application fee
  • Renters seeking one-, two-, or three-bedroom apartments in Elkin
  • Residents needing wheelchair-accessible apartment features

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FAQ

Which Surry County apartments offer income-restricted housing?

Whistler's Cove offers income-restricted one- and two-bedroom apartments for qualified applicants in Mount Airy. Cooper Terrace offers low-income one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments in Elkin.

Are there apartments in Surry County for veterans?

Cooper Terrace has select veteran-designated apartments; those units reportedly have no security deposit or application fee. Confirm eligibility and current availability with the property.

Which apartments have wheelchair-accessible features?

Cooper Terrace lists wheelchair-accessible apartments, along with private patios or balconies and washer and dryer hookups.

What apartment sizes are available?

Whistler's Cove offers one- and two-bedroom apartments. Cooper Terrace offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans ranging from approximately 718 to 1,198 square feet.

Are these apartments restricted by age or income?

Whistler's Cove is for adults age 55 and older and includes income-restricted housing, so applicants must meet both applicable requirements. Cooper Terrace is described as low-income housing; ask the property about current income limits and screening rules.