Frequently Asked Questions

Rancho Cucamonga 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 Rancho Cucamonga apartment for rent:

Rancho Cucamonga offers a comfortable Inland Empire lifestyle with access to outdoor recreation, shopping, and employment centers. Whether you're looking for scenic surroundings, convenient commuting, or community amenities, here are some of the unique features to consider:

There are many fun activities to do in Rancho Cucamonga! Barrington Place Apartments’ location puts residents close to popular attractions in the area. Major attractions and activities in the area include:

• Victoria Gardens
• North Etiwanda Preserve
• Pacific Electric Trail
• Rancho Cucamonga Epicenter
• Ontario Mills
• Cucamonga-Guasti Regional Park
• Lewis Family Playhouse
• Auto Club Speedway

Barrington Place Apartments in Rancho Cucamonga is only minutes from major employers throughout the Inland Empire. The proximity to I-10, I-15, and the 210 Freeway provides easy access to logistics, healthcare, and corporate employers, like:

• Amazon Fulfillment Centers
• Kaiser Permanente
• Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center
• Ontario International Airport
• Target Distribution Center
• UPS
• FedEx
• Coca-Cola Bottling Company
• Inland Empire Health Plan
• City of Rancho Cucamonga

At Barrington Place Apartments, you'll find a variety of amenities that make living in comfortable Rancho Cucamonga even better, such as:

Nearby attractions and conveniences include:

• Victoria Gardens, offering shopping, dining, and entertainment options (about a 3–5 minute drive or approximately 1 mile away).
• A variety of restaurants, coffee shops, grocery stores, banks, and pharmacies located throughout the Rancho Cucamonga area (typically within a 5–10 minute drive).

Nearby outdoor spaces and recreation options include:

• Central Park, located approximately 2.5 miles away (about a 6 minute drive), offering open green space and recreational amenities.
• Pacific Electric Trail, accessible in the surrounding area for biking, running, and outdoor activities.
• Etiwanda Preserve, located approximately 4 miles away (about a 10 minute drive), featuring hiking trails and mountain views.
• On-site landscaping throughout the community, including mature greenery and maintained outdoor areas.

Nearby dining and coffee options include:

• Restaurants at Victoria Gardens, including Fogo de Chão, Texas de Brazil, Cheesecake Factory, Lazy Dog Restaurant, and Paul Martin’s American Grill (about a 3–5 minute drive or approximately 1 mile away).
• Coffee options such as Starbucks, Klatch Coffee, and additional local cafés located throughout the area (about a 5 minute drive).

Transportation and commuting options include:

• Interstate 210 and Interstate 15, both located nearby and providing regional freeway access.
• Rancho Cucamonga Metrolink Station, located approximately 6 miles from the community (about a 12–15 minute drive), offering rail service to Los Angeles and surrounding cities.

Cultural and entertainment venues include:

• Victoria Gardens Cultural Center, located approximately 1 mile away (about a 3–5 minute drive), offering live theater performances and community events.  
• AMC movie theaters in the surrounding area for film and entertainment options.  
• Ontario Mills, which hosts comedy events and additional entertainment venues.  
• Seasonal concerts and community events hosted throughout Rancho Cucamonga.

Nearby grocery options include:

• Food 4 Less (about a 5–10 minute drive or approximately 1–3 miles).  
• Walmart (about a 5–10 minute drive).  
• Sprouts (about a 5–10 minute drive).  
• Trader Joe’s (about a 5–10 minute drive).  
• Ralphs (about a 5–10 minute drive).  
• Stater Bros. (about a 5–10 minute drive).  
• Costco (about a 5–10 minute drive).

Community events and local activities include:

• Seasonal farmers markets held throughout the Rancho Cucamonga area.  
• Holiday celebrations hosted at Victoria Gardens and nearby venues.  
• Summer concerts and live entertainment events.  
• Community festivals and seasonal gatherings in Rancho Cucamonga and surrounding areas (about a 5–10 minute drive).

Shopping and retail options include:

• Victoria Gardens, featuring retailers such as Apple, Sephora, Buckle, and a range of fashion and lifestyle stores (about a 5 minute drive or approximately 1 mile away).  
• Major department stores at Victoria Gardens, including Macy’s and Bass Pro Shops.  
• Nearby shopping centers in Rancho Cucamonga offering additional retail, dining, and service-based businesses.  
• Ontario Mills, with outlet retailers, entertainment venues, and dining options (about a 10–15 minute drive).

Fitness and outdoor recreation options include:

• Nearby gyms such as EoS Fitness, along with yoga studios including HOTWORX and Club Pilates.  
• Pacific Electric Trail for biking, running, and outdoor activities.  
• Etiwanda Preserve, located about a 10 minute drive, offering hiking trails and scenic outdoor areas.  

Biking and outdoor transportation options include:

• Bike lanes throughout Rancho Cucamonga, supporting local cycling routes.  
• Pacific Electric Trail, located approximately 1–2 miles from the community, providing access to biking and outdoor pathways.

Schools and educational resources include:

• Schools within the Etiwanda School District, serving the surrounding Rancho Cucamonga area.  
• Nearby libraries offering community programs and educational resources.  
• Colleges and higher education institutions located within the surrounding area (about a 5–15 minute drive).

Remote work and study options include:

• Cafés such as Philz Coffee and additional coffee shops throughout Victoria Gardens (about a 3–5 minute drive).  
• Multiple Starbucks locations and local cafés offering work-friendly seating and environments.  
• Additional coworking-friendly spaces and cafés located throughout the Rancho Cucamonga area.

Fitness options include:

• EoS Fitness, LA Fitness, and 24 Hour Fitness (about a 5–10 minute drive or approximately 1–3 miles).  
• Orangetheory Fitness for coach-led interval training programs.  
• Boutique fitness studios located throughout the Rancho Cucamonga area, offering a range of class-based workouts.

Transportation and employment access include:

• Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, and broader Inland Empire employment hubs, offering a range of business and distribution centers.  
• Ontario International Airport, located approximately 8 miles away (about a 15 minute drive), providing regional and domestic travel.  
• Nearby business parks and commercial centers throughout the Inland Empire, typically accessible within a 10–25 minute drive depending on traffic conditions.

Hidden gems and local highlights include:

• Etiwanda Preserve, offering scenic hiking trails (about a 10–15 minute drive).  
• Local coffee shops and boutique eateries throughout Rancho Cucamonga (about a 5–10 minute drive).  
• Community-centered events hosted across the Rancho Cucamonga area (about a 5–15 minute drive).

Nearby community resources include:

• Community centers offering classes and seasonal programs.  
• Libraries providing workshops and educational programming.  
• Fitness studios with group classes and training options (about a 5–10 minute drive).

The area offers a suburban setting with well-maintained neighborhoods, access to green space, and proximity to shopping and entertainment options.

Nearby conveniences include:

• CVS and Walgreens pharmacies.  
• Major banks including Chase Bank, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America.  
• Additional everyday services located throughout the area (about a 5 minute drive or approximately 1–2 miles).

Barrington Place Apartments stands out for several key features, including:

• Spacious and unique floor plans, including loft-style layouts with private garages.  
• Mature landscaping and greenery throughout the property, contributing to a comfortable residential setting.  
• A highly desirable location near Victoria Gardens, providing convenient access to shopping, dining, and entertainment.

The community uses a third-party screening process to review applications. Prospects can expect the following:

• Applications include screening for income, credit, and rental history through a third-party provider.
• Applicants must have a gross monthly income of at least 2.7 times the monthly rent.
• Income may be verified by linking a bank account to confirm deposits, linking a payroll provider, or uploading recent pay stubs or supporting documentation.
• Self-employed applicants are also verified through the third-party system, and additional documentation may be required to confirm business account ownership.
• Rental history is reviewed and may include prior evictions, outstanding balances with previous communities, bankruptcies, or patterns of late payments.
• Credit history is evaluated and may consider collection accounts, civil court records, and late payment history; certain findings may result in denial based on screening criteria.
• First-time renters are accepted, provided they meet income and credit requirements.