Apartment website templates. Pick one and Cactal builds it.

69 designs for suburban complexes, urban buildings, historic lofts and student housing. Choose one and Cactal turns it into your community's website, with floor plans, amenities and a tour request form.

Apartment website designs

  • Apartment website design, garden-style community with a resort pool: white header with a phone number, resident login and apply buttons, a sunny resort pool between three-story buildings, centered white serif headline

    A sunny pool photo, availability and amenity buttons, and resident and apply links up top, for a classic complex.

  • Apartment website design, neighborhood building on a leafy street: dark modern four-story building on a leafy street, large white centered sans headline, a slate blue box with a floor plans button

    The building on its tree-lined street under a big centered headline and a floor plans box, for in-town communities.

  • Apartment website design, new apartments leading with a move-in special: deep burgundy header, a warm living room with a sectional and a dining nook, white headline at the bottom left, cream apply button

    A warm living room with the move-in special as the headline, for a new building working to fill its units.

  • Apartment website design, midtown building with residents walking in: white header with a blue apply button, a mid-rise corner building with its name over the lobby and three people walking in, centered white serif headline

    Residents walking into a corner lobby under a centered headline and two tour buttons, for a building in the city.

  • Apartment website design, city apartments in deep green with a gold apply button: white header with a condensed teal wordmark and a gold arch, a deep green hero with a white serif headline, a gold apply button and a black and white armchair by a window

    A centered headline on deep green beside a quiet interior photo, for modern buildings in a city neighborhood.

  • Apartment website design, apartment search by bedrooms and move-in date: cream left panel with a leafy logo, large dark serif headline, a search box for bedrooms and move-in date with a green button, a bright kitchen and dining room on the right

    A small unit search under the headline, for communities that keep their available homes listed online.

  • Apartment website design, modern apartments with neighbors in a lit courtyard: a modern apartment courtyard at dusk with string lights, a fire table and four residents at a table, white sans headline at the left, orange tour button

    A dusk courtyard full of neighbors and one tour button, for a new building that sells its shared spaces.

  • Apartment website design, resort-style community in black and white: white header, a black left panel with a large white serif headline and white pill button, a pool lined with white cabanas and trees on the right

    A black text panel with rent, bedrooms and city in one line, beside a cabana-lined pool, for a resort-style complex.

  • Apartment website design, apartments available now, bright and warm: sunlit open kitchen and living room with pendant lights and a balcony view, white serif headline at the bottom left, gold tour button

    A sunlit kitchen and living room with the headline low on the photo, for a building with units ready to lease.

  • Apartment website design, affordable apartments, renovated and income-qualified: bright renovated living room and kitchen, dark green serif headline at the top left, green tour button, a floor plans link and an address line

    States plainly that rents are income-qualified over a renovated home, for affordable housing communities.

  • Apartment website design, corner building at dusk with its name in gold: a brick and glass corner building at dusk under a dark overlay, a large golden sans name, an address line and a gold button

    The building at dusk with its name and street centered, for a single property that is its own brand.

  • Apartment website design, pet-friendly apartments by a courtyard pool at dusk: dusk courtyard pool with cabanas and loungers beside a modern building, a navy offer bar, a white boxed wordmark, a cyan apply button and a large white headline

    A full-width pool photo under an offer bar, for amenity-rich communities running a move-in special.

  • Apartment website design, garden apartments with walking paths and a dog: pale gray left panel with a dark serif headline and charcoal tour button, two-story garden buildings, lawns and a woman walking a golden retriever on a path

    A resident walking her dog past garden buildings, for pet-friendly communities with green space.

  • Apartment website design, classic brick complex with a resident coming home: dim photo of a three-story brick building with balconies under a large tree, a woman carrying grocery bags up the path, white serif headline at the left, white tour button

    The headline names the bedrooms and the city over a resident carrying groceries home, with one tour button.

  • Apartment website design, apartments with a lease offer in tall condensed type: cream page with a taupe side band, a monogram and spaced wordmark, a tall condensed black headline, a brown apply button and a warm living and dining room with city lights

    A big lease offer beside a warm interior photo, for communities leading with a leasing special.

  • Apartment website design, downtown flats with a resident reading by the window: deep teal page, address and resident login in a top bar, a large white sans headline, a teal apply button and a man reading in a window seat with towers behind

    A resident at home by a city window beside a bold headline, with apply and virtual tour links.

  • Apartment website design, urban apartments with a rooftop terrace: rooftop terrace with a fire pit, a couple talking and a city skyline under blue sky, white serif headline, terracotta tour button

    Residents by a rooftop fire pit with the skyline behind, for a building whose shared spaces help sell the lease.

  • Apartment website design, lakeside apartments with residents on the lawn: cream header with a wave logo, a lakeside lawn with two residents in Adirondack chairs beside a brick building, dark teal headline and button, three photo thumbnails below

    Neighbors in lawn chairs at the water's edge with a strip of photos below, for communities on a lake or river.

  • Apartment website design, renovated apartments in a lamplit living room: black header with outlined apply and gold tour buttons, a dim living room with a sectional, kitchen and dining table under a brass pendant, cream serif headline at the left

    A dark, lamplit living room with apply and tour buttons up top, for a community showing off its updated units.

  • Apartment website design, sunlit residences with a bold slogan and arch pattern: cream page with a brown logo block, a heavy black two-line slogan, a brown tour button over a faint arch pattern and a sunlit living room with a city view

    A bold two-line slogan beside a sunlit living room, for upscale residences that sell the space inside.

  • Apartment website design, coastal apartments with a renovated unit up front: taupe-tinted photo of an empty renovated living room with plank floors and a balcony door to palm trees, cream serif headline, rounded taupe tour button

    An empty, freshly renovated living room under a soft taupe tint, so renters see the finishes first.

  • Apartment website design, renovated apartments near downtown with an offer strip: warm white page, large charcoal headline at the left, rust tour button and outlined apply button, a sunlit kitchen and dining room, an offer strip along the bottom

    A bright renovated kitchen with an offer strip at the bottom, for in-town communities filling units.

  • Apartment website design, apartments facing a downtown arena: charcoal header, a sunlit living room with a sectional and floor-to-ceiling windows on an arena and skyline, white sans headline with a tan last word, tan tour button

    A living room that looks out on the city, with tour and virtual tour links, for buildings near the action.

  • Apartment website design, city studios with wide-spaced capitals: dark top bar with phone and address, a bright bedroom with tall windows onto brick buildings, white letter-spaced capital headline, a bright blue floor plans button

    Letter-spaced capitals over a bright bedroom with city windows, for studio and one-bedroom buildings downtown.

  • Apartment website design, high-rise apartments with a rooftop pool: a pool deck with curtained cabanas and loungers under a blue sky, large white serif headline at the left, green tour button and a virtual tour link

    A rooftop pool and cabanas under a left-aligned serif headline, with a virtual tour link, for a luxury tower.

  • Apartment website design, near-downtown apartments with a rooftop split screen: warm white page, a tall condensed charcoal headline with the neighborhood in brick red, a brick red tour button and a rooftop lounge with a couple, string lights and a skyline

    A slanted white panel with bedrooms, place and a pricing link beside a rooftop lounge, for in-town buildings.

  • Apartment website design, upscale community with a lounge by the fire: dark lobby lounge with a fireplace, leather chairs and brass lamps, cream serif headline at the bottom left, gold buttons, an address bar on top

    A dark, warm lobby lounge with the address up top and gold buttons, for an upscale community with shared spaces.

  • Apartment website design, upscale suburban apartments with a photo collage: ivory page with gold arch outlines, a deep green serif headline and button, a collage of a clubhouse lounge, a bedroom and a bathroom

    Photos of the clubhouse, a bedroom and a bath answer what it looks like inside before renters have to ask.

  • Apartment website design, residences across several buildings: navy header, a white band with a large dark serif headline and navy button, a bright living room with a fireplace and a floor-to-ceiling harbor view

    A white text band above a waterfront living room, for an owner with several buildings and neighborhoods to show.

  • Apartment website design, upscale apartments with residents in the lounge: a tall-windowed resident lounge with a long wood table, a linear fireplace and residents on sofas, white serif headline, teal buttons and a link bar along the bottom

    Residents working and talking by the fire in a shared lounge, with links to plans, amenities and photos below.

  • Apartment website design, luxury apartments around a garden courtyard: dimmed photo of a stone and brick building with a garden courtyard and a woman walking to the entrance, centered white serif headline, white button

    A resident walking up a shaded garden path to the door, under a dimmed photo and a centered headline.

  • Apartment website design, skyline apartments with a centered welcome: white header with a spaced wordmark and a rose ampersand, a burgundy address bar, a bright corner living room with a downtown skyline, centered white welcome text

    A welcome centered over a bright corner unit, with the address bar and both tour and apply buttons up top.

  • Apartment website design, historic downtown building at dusk: a brick and stone corner building at dusk with lit windows and street lamps, a large centered cream serif name, a tan floor plans button and a tour link

    The lit-up building centered under its name, with the phone and leasing email in the header.

  • Apartment website design, spanish-style courtyard apartments in terracotta: terracotta header with a gate icon, a cream panel with a terracotta headline and tour button over a sunny stucco courtyard with a couple carrying groceries

    A headline card over a sunny courtyard of residents, for garden communities with shared outdoor space.

  • Apartment website design, upscale apartments with a staffed lobby lounge: dark brown header, a tan offer bar, a deep brown panel with a large cream serif headline over a wood and stone lounge with a linear fireplace

    A dark text panel over a warm lobby lounge and a move-in offer bar, for buildings with a front desk.

  • Apartment website design, resort-style pool at sunset with a move-in offer: navy top bar with an orange offer line, a pool courtyard at sunset with palms, cabanas and string lights, white serif headline at the lower left, orange and outlined buttons

    A move-in offer, address and phone in a slim top bar over a sunset pool, with find and tour buttons.

  • Apartment website design, courtyard community near a campus and shops: cream header with a gold roofline logo, a sunny brick courtyard with lounge chairs, a fire pit and a woman walking a curly-haired dog, white serif headline and gold tour button

    A garden courtyard with a fire pit and a resident heading home, plus tour and pricing links.

  • Apartment website design, historic apartments with a restored lobby: navy offer bar, cream header with a circled monogram, a restored lobby with marble floors, brass lamps and iron-framed doors, white serif headline and green tour button

    A marble and brass lobby with an offer bar on top, for older buildings that have been updated inside.

  • Apartment website design, historic tower with homes and offices: a historic stone and brick tower at dusk with arched windows and lit streets, a cream serif headline at the left, a bronze outlined leasing list button

    A restored tower at dusk and a leasing list button, for a building taking names before it opens.

  • Apartment website design, loft apartments in a converted office tower: white header with a navy wordmark, an address and an orange availability button, a sunlit loft with brick walls, steel windows and a leather sofa, navy serif headline

    The address and phone sit in the header and the building's story fits in one line, over a brick-walled loft.

  • Apartment website design, warehouse lofts on a cobblestone street: a brick warehouse at sunset on a cobblestone street, a tall condensed cream name centered, a rust availability button and a maintenance request link

    The restored building at sunset with availability and maintenance links, for renters and residents alike.

  • Apartment website design, luxury lofts in a restored landmark: navy left panel with a monogram, a white serif headline and sage tour button, a brick loft with tall arched windows and a woman reading on a sofa

    A navy panel with the location, phone and email beside a resident reading at home under arched windows.

  • Apartment website design, apartments over shops in bold yellow: dark plum header, a yellow offer strip, a yellow card with a heavy condensed headline and an italic last word over a sunny café courtyard

    A big yellow headline card over a café courtyard, for mixed-use buildings with a move-in deal to share.

  • Apartment website design, factory lofts beside a river park: white header with a sawtooth roof logo, a charcoal panel with a white sans headline, stacked photos of a brick loft street with a couple and dog and a loft living room

    A charcoal panel tells the neighborhood story beside photos of the street outside and a loft inside.

  • Apartment website design, apartments with an oversized welcome: dark brown page, oversized cream sans headline wrapped around a sunny courtyard photo, an orange script word and an orange apply button

    Huge layered type wrapped around a courtyard photo, for a building with a strong name and personality.

  • Apartment website design, student housing near campus: warm bedroom with a rust bedspread, a desk and a lamp, white serif headline at the bottom left, three photo thumbnails, rust apply button

    A cozy bedroom with a study desk and a strip of unit photos, for off-campus housing near a university.

  • Apartment website design, student apartments in a small brick building: white header with a navy apply button, a sunny brick building with balconies and two students with backpacks walking to the door, navy serif headline

    Students walking up to a three-story building, with plans one click away, for smaller off-campus housing.

  • Apartment website design, student townhomes with rents in a teal panel: white header with a star rating and orange apply button, a teal panel with a white serif headline, rents and an orange tour button, students with backpacks walking past brick townhomes

    Rents by bedroom count beside students walking home, with a video tour link, for housing near a campus.

  • Apartment website design, student apartments with a rooftop cookout: white header with magenta buttons, a pink leasing banner, a dark and magenta sans headline, students grilling burgers on a sunny rooftop deck

    Students grilling on the roof under a bright pink banner, for housing that sells social life as much as space.

  • Apartment website design, student apartments in purple and gold: white header with a resident rating and gold apply button, a deep purple panel with a white headline, rents and gold and outlined buttons, a bright bedroom with a desk and bookshelf

    Rents by bedroom count in a bold color panel beside a study bedroom, for housing that serves one campus.

  • Apartment website design, student rentals from a local landlord: tan leasing banner, white header with a house and key logo, a bold blue question as the headline, a smiling student holding a moving box, three room photos below

    A student carrying a moving box and a strip of rooms below, for a landlord with several student properties.

  • Apartment website design, student apartments with roommates cooking at home: navy top banner, white header, two young women cooking in a bright kitchen, navy headline at the left, orange apply button and a floor plans link

    Roommates cooking together under a leasing banner, for furnished student housing with individual leases.

  • Apartment website design, student apartments with the campus in view: dark top bar, a bold black sans headline over the sky, students on a rooftop terrace with a brick building and a campus tower behind, a black floor plans button

    Students on a rooftop terrace with the campus behind them, plus a link for anyone moving in sooner.

  • Apartment website design, student apartments with a study-night photo: cream page with a resident rating and gold apply button, a deep teal panel with a condensed white headline, a student studying by lamplight in a gold-framed photo

    A student at her desk in a gold frame, with rents, individual leases and a video tour up front.

  • Apartment website design, private student floor plans in pale blue: pale blue page, navy sans headline and steel blue tour button, a furnished studio with a sofa, a bed and a campus view through the window

    A slanted photo of a furnished studio with the campus in the window, for students who want their own place.

  • Apartment website design, 55+ community with residents at play: dark warm room, an older couple laughing over a card game, cream serif headline, gold tour button and three outlined link tiles below

    Two residents laughing over cards, with large links to amenities, photos and pricing, for active adult living.

  • Apartment website design, independent senior apartments by the pool: white header with a heron logo, a sunset pool courtyard with palms and hanging moss, an older couple with wine glasses, a deep teal panel with a white serif headline

    An older couple by the pool at sunset and a tour button up top, for 55+ communities with resort amenities.

  • Apartment website design, senior apartments with an application download: charcoal left panel with a white serif headline and a light application button, beside an older couple, one carrying a grocery bag, walking to a columned porch entrance

    A dark panel with a warm welcome and an application download button, for a senior apartment community.

  • Apartment website design, suburban apartment homes with a navy header: navy header with the address, phone and a tour button, an open kitchen and living room in soft evening light, white serif headline at the left, slate blue floor plans button

    A calm open kitchen under a serif headline, with the address, phone and resident links in the header.

  • Apartment website design, affordable senior apartments with an open house banner: gray top banner, white page, dark serif headline at the left, black tour button and a call link, an older couple chatting over coffee in a bright living room

    Two residents talking over coffee and an open house banner, for affordable senior communities.

  • Apartment website design, downtown apartments with a steeple in the window: teal offer bar, a serif wordmark under a roofline, phone and address in the header, a teal serif headline and tour button and a bright bedroom and dining room with a church steeple in the window

    An offer bar and a header with phone and address beside a bright interior, for downtown buildings.

  • Apartment website design, warehouse lofts in cream and forest green: cream header with an arched window logo and a mustard tour button, a sunlit brick loft living room with tall steel windows, dark green serif headline

    Brick, timber and tall windows carry the page, with tour and apply buttons in the header.

  • Apartment website design, suburban apartments with the pool and rent up front: navy offer bar, a large navy serif headline over a sunny pool deck with loungers and umbrellas before a four-story building, a resident reading by the water

    Bedrooms, amenities and a starting rent in the first lines over a sunny pool, for family-sized homes.

  • Apartment website design, upscale student apartments with a study lounge: warm cream page with an arch monogram and a large plum serif headline, a sunny lounge with brass pendants and two students at laptops, gold apply button

    Students working side by side in a sunny shared lounge, with fall leasing in the first lines.

  • Apartment website design, riverfront apartments seen from above: aerial view of a brick and dark-panel building on a river walk with a bridge and town behind, centered white serif headline over a navy fade, navy tour button

    A wide aerial of the building on its river walk, for communities whose location does the selling.

  • Apartment website design, town center apartments in forest green and gold: forest green page with gold accents, a white serif headline at the left, a tan brick mid-rise with balconies and a resident wheeling a bike to the door

    A deep green panel beside the building's front door, with a virtual tour link for renters still deciding.

  • Apartment website design, walkable downtown apartments with a move-in photo: charcoal header with a red arch logo, a cream card with a large dark headline, phone number and red apply button, a woman unpacking boxes in a sunlit bedroom

    A resident unpacking in a sunny bedroom, with the phone number in the headline card, for units ready now.

  • Apartment website design, brick mid-rise and pool with a purple text panel: brick and cream four-story building above a pool with loungers, a purple panel with a white serif headline, a gold tour button and a purple serif wordmark under a gold roofline

    A text panel over a photo of the building and its pool, for mid-rise communities a short drive from a city.

  • Apartment website design, corner brick building with a dog photo and office hours: white page, a dark gray headline, a gold tour button, a brick and stone corner building, a woman crouching with her dog by a glass door and a strip with address, hours and email

    Two photos beside the headline and a strip of address, hours and email, for smaller city buildings.

Every design is an illustration by Cactal. The communities, people and photos in them are fictional. Updated October 2026.

Describe your community

What you offer, where you are and how renters should reach you. Cactal writes the pages, sets up your tour request form and publishes the site.

How it works

  1. 1 Pick a design

    Browse by type of community and open any design to see it full size.

  2. 2 Add your community's details

    Your floor plans, rents, amenities, neighborhood and how renters should reach you. Cactal writes every page and builds the site from your design.

  3. 3 Publish

    Ask for changes in plain words until it's right, then publish free on a Cactal domain, or on your own domain with Pro.

What an apartment website needs

Floor plans with rents

Renters compare layouts and prices first. Show each plan with its size, a drawing and a starting rent, and list mandatory fees, since some places require advertised rents to include them.

A tour button in the header

Keep schedule a tour and apply buttons on every page. Link to or embed the scheduling and leasing tools your team already uses, or start with a short tour request form.

Amenities and real photos

Pools, gyms, parking, laundry and pet rules decide many leases. Show real photos of the units and shared spaces, and keep the amenity list current.

The neighborhood

Commutes, transit, schools, shops and parks help renters picture daily life. A map and a short neighborhood page answer questions your leasing office would otherwise field.

Links for current residents

Residents come to pay rent, request repairs and find their lease. Put a clear link to your resident portal in the header so they don't have to call the office.

Fair housing and accessibility

Fair housing rules apply to rental ads, so describe the homes and amenities rather than the renter you want, and check which notices your state requires. Keep pages usable by keyboard and screen reader.

Questions

Are these apartment website templates free?

Every design here is free to start from. You can sign up, build and publish on a Cactal domain without a card and with no time limit. Putting your site on a domain you own is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year.

Do I need to know how to code or design?

No. Describe your community in plain words and Cactal builds, edits and publishes the site. When you want a change, ask for it the same way.

How much does an apartment website cost?

A custom build from a multifamily marketing agency often runs into the thousands of dollars and takes weeks. A builder template costs less, but you still write and fill in every page. With Cactal it's free to build and publish on a Cactal address, and your own domain is $25 a month on Pro, or $240 a year, with no setup fee.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Every site starts on a free Cactal address. Connect a domain you own on Pro for $25 a month, or $240 a year, and each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.

Who owns the website?

You do. Every Cactal site is real React source code, so you can take it and run it anywhere. There is no export to buy.

Are these real apartment communities?

No. Each design is an illustration made by Cactal, and the community names, people, numbers and photos in it are fictional. Your site is built around your own community.

Can renters apply, pay rent or book a tour on my site?

Your site can link to or embed the leasing, resident portal and tour scheduling tools you already use, so applications, payments and bookings go straight there. Cactal doesn't take applications or payments itself. A tour request form is built in and emails your leasing team each request.

Can one website cover several communities?

Yes. One site can give each property its own page with floor plans, photos and a tour form. If you'd rather give each community a separate website, each additional website on its own domain is $20 a month.

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