2-Bedroom — $1,300
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South Nephi · 16 Apartments · 2–3 Bedrooms · Value-Focused Rentals
Ray's Apartments in Nephi: Practical Space at a Fair Rent
Ray's Apartments is an established 16-apartment community on South Main Street with published 2- and 3-bedroom options, dedicated parking, pet consideration, direct local management, and the lowest published rents in the Priority Homes apartment portfolio.
The renter fit
Choose Ray's when lower published rent and an established South Main Street setting matter more than having the newest apartment or a 4-bedroom option.
Ray's is the value-focused side of the Priority Homes rental portfolio: $1,300 for a published 2-bedroom option and $1,450 for a published 3-bedroom option.
The strongest fit is a renter who needs a practical number of bedrooms, wants direct local management, can use a South Main location, and prefers to avoid the higher published rent associated with the newer Loveless Apartments community.
$1,300Published 2BR rent
$1,450Published 3BR rent
16 UnitsEstablished community
2 SpacesPublished parking
Local TeamDirect management
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An established 16-apartment community built around practical value
Ray's is not positioned as the newest apartment in Nephi; it is positioned as a clean, functional, locally managed alternative at a lower published rent.
Ray's Apartments serves renters who want the bedroom count and day-to-day function of a larger apartment without moving into the highest published rent tier. The community includes 16 apartments with 2- and 3-bedroom categories and a low-density exterior arrangement with sidewalks, lawn areas, individual entries, and parking beside the buildings.
Lower published rent
Ray's begins at $1,300 per month—$250 below the published Loveless 2-bedroom rate. The exact vacant unit and lease still control.
Useful bedroom counts
Two- and three-bedroom layouts serve couples, roommates, families, guests, home offices, hobbies, and household storage.
Established community
The buildings, access, parking, landscaping, and neighborhood setting can be observed directly rather than evaluated from future plans.
Low-rise appearance
The exterior image shows low-rise, single-level building forms. Confirm whether the actual apartment has steps and whether it meets accessibility needs.
Dedicated parking
The published policy lists two spaces per apartment. Confirm exact assignment, visitors, snow, towing, oversized vehicles, and storage.
Local communication
Chantel manages openings, tours, applications, and resident questions without routing prospects through an anonymous national portal.
“Value” should mean more than low rent. Confirm the actual apartment's condition, utility burden, storage, parking, noise, maintenance process, commute, and move-in costs. A lower base rent is less valuable when the unit does not fit the household or creates unplanned recurring costs.
Ray's Apartments address and South Main location
Confirm the community address and the exact building number as two separate pieces of information.
Priority Homes currently markets Ray's Apartments at 800 South Main Street in Nephi. The supplied exterior image shows the number 840 on one building. That may reflect an individual building address within the community, but the website does not explain the numbering structure.
| Address item | Currently published or visible | Confirm before relying |
|---|---|---|
| Community address | 800 South Main Street, Nephi | Correct tour, application, and community address |
| Building number | 840 appears on one photographed building | Exact building and apartment number in the lease |
| Utility service address | Not established by the marketing page | Exact address required by Nephi City and other providers |
| Mail and deliveries | Not established by the marketing page | Mailbox, package, visitor, food delivery, and emergency instructions |
| Parking | Two spaces are published | Which spaces belong to the apartment and how they are identified |
Use the address written in the lease. Do not assume the website's community address is the same address required for utilities, mail, insurance, emergency services, or deliveries.
Ray's Apartments bedroom options and rent
Two practical categories with a $150 published monthly difference.
3-Bedroom — $1,450
For families, shared households, longer-term renters, or residents who can make meaningful use of a third room for work, guests, children, hobbies, or storage.
FamiliesLonger-term rentersOffice flexibilityShared household| Floor plan | Published rent | Starting fit | Confirm before applying |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2-bedroom | $1,300/month | Couples, roommates, small family, professional, bedroom plus office | Exact layout, size, bathrooms, storage, steps, parking, condition, and date |
| 3-bedroom | $1,450/month | Family, shared household, longer-term renter, office or guest room | Exact apartment, bedroom dimensions, bathrooms, storage, occupancy, and lease start |
The third bedroom costs $150 more per month at the published rates. That is $1,800 over a full 12-month lease before utilities, insurance, pet charges, or moving costs. Pay the difference when the household will actually use the room.
A published floor plan can be fully occupied. Ray's has only 16 apartments. Ask about a real vacancy, expected move-out, readiness work, tour date, and possession date.
Kitchen finishes and actual apartment condition
Established construction can include updated interiors; verify which improvements belong to the apartment you will lease.
The supplied kitchen image shows dark raised-panel cabinetry, stone-look counters, black appliances, recessed lighting, resilient wood-look flooring, and a carpeted living area beyond the kitchen. It supports Ray's practical, updated interior positioning without claiming every apartment has the same renovation.
Open every storage area
Inspect doors, drawers, hinges, shelves, seams, sink, faucet, caulk, leaks, damage, odors, cleanliness, and usable storage.
Confirm what is included
Identify refrigerator, range, microwave, dishwasher, disposal, ventilation, condition, operation, and repair process.
Inspect transitions and wear
Review resilient flooring, carpet, thresholds, stains, tears, movement, moisture, odors, and preexisting damage.
Measure furniture fit
Check sofa and television walls, dining placement, windows, blinds, fan, lighting, heating, cooling, and circulation.
Match the real household
Measure beds, desks, closets, dressers, doors, windows, privacy, noise, outlets, and the intended use of each room.
Put promised work in writing
Cleaning, paint, flooring, appliance, fixture, blind, lock, pest, plumbing, or other work should appear in a written addendum.
“Representative photo” is not a condition guarantee. Tour the exact apartment. Do not pay based only on a photograph from another unit or an earlier renovation.
The complete monthly and move-in cost
Base rent is the largest line—but not the entire rental budget.
| Cost item | Published information | Your amount | Confirm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base rent | $1,300 or $1,450 | $________ | Exact apartment, lease date, term, concessions, prorating, and due date |
| Security deposit | $750 published standard | $________ | Payment, deductions, refund process, condition documentation, and unit-specific amount |
| Pet amount | $500 published non-refundable amount | $________ | Approval, wording, documentation, and current amount |
| Monthly pet rent | $150 published | $________ | Current amount and approved pet |
| Water, sewer, trash | Tenant responsibility through Nephi City | $________ | Service address, deposit, account, billing, and usage |
| Electricity and gas | Tenant responsibility | $________ | Providers, meters, heating, cooling, deposits, and prior usage |
| Internet | Tenant-selected | $________ | Provider, speed, installation, equipment, and contract |
| Renter's insurance | Confirm current requirement | $________ | Liability, contents, deductible, pets, and loss of use |
| Application or screening | Confirm before applying | $________ | Fee, refundability, each-adult requirement, and process |
| Moving and setup | Household-specific | $________ | Moving, utility deposits, furniture, curtains, and supplies |
| First-month cash | Property-specific | $________ | Request a written statement before payment |
| Recurring monthly cost | Rent plus recurring expenses | $________ | Compare with net income and emergency savings |
“Lower rent” is relative. Ray's has the lowest published Priority Homes range, but the household should still test utilities, commute, pets, insurance, vehicle expenses, and its savings goal.
Lease terms, pets, utilities, parking, and maintenance
The website summarizes the policy; the signed lease creates the obligations.
| Topic | Published policy | Questions before signing |
|---|---|---|
| Standard term | 12 months | Start, possession, end, renewal, notice, month-to-month, transfer, and early termination |
| Security deposit | $750 | Payment, condition form, deductions, cleaning, damage, unpaid charges, forwarding address, and accounting |
| Pets | Approval; one pet; $500 non-refundable amount; $150/month; no published breed restriction | Animal type, behavior, licensing, assistance-animal process, insurance, waste, damage, and removal provisions |
| Parking | Two dedicated spaces | Assignments, guests, towing, snow, trailers, RVs, commercial vehicles, storage, and charging |
| Utilities | Tenant pays water, sewer, trash, electricity, and gas | Providers, service address, setup, meters, deposits, shared billing, shutoff, and final bills |
| Maintenance | Requests go through Chantel | Routine channel, emergency number, entry, filters, clogs, pests, tenant damage, after-hours process, and repair timing |
| Occupancy | Controlled by approval and lease | Every adult, guests, roommates, replacement occupants, subleasing, and household changes |
| Move-out | Controlled by lease | Notice, cleaning, carpet, keys, utilities, inspection, repairs, charges, and deposit accounting |
The sign and manager numbers serve different purposes. The onsite sign displays the Priority Homes office at (435) 623-0897. The website directs prospects to Chantel Bennett at (435) 660-1332 for openings, tours, applications, and resident questions.
Pet approval must be written. “No published breed restriction” does not guarantee approval of every animal. Management, insurance, behavior, documentation, occupancy, and current lease conditions may apply.
How to get a Ray's apartment without relying on a stale listing
Start with a real opening and finish with documented apartment condition.
Step 1
Call for a vacancy
Give Chantel the bedroom count, move date, household size, pet status, budget, and tour availability.
Step 2
Confirm the exact address
Identify community, building, apartment, utility address, parking, and expected possession date.
Step 3
Tour the apartment
Inspect rooms, kitchen, appliances, storage, flooring, windows, HVAC, parking, sound, exterior, and promised work.
Step 4
Request the full cost
Verify rent, deposit, application, pets, utilities, insurance, prorating, payment method, and first-month cash.
Step 5
Apply and review
Prepare identification, income, employment, rental history, household, and pet information for each required applicant.
Step 6
Document move-in
Verify payment, receive keys, activate utilities, photograph condition, submit the inspection record, and save documents.
Do not pay an unverified person from a social-media listing. Confirm the manager, apartment, application, lease, payment instructions, and contact information through Priority Homes' official site.
Call with the information management needs
Have your required bedroom count, target move-in date, household size, pet status, and next available tour time ready.
Call Chantel: (435) 660-1332Priority Homes Office: (435) 623-0897Ray's Apartments versus Loveless Apartments
The lower-rent established option versus the newer, broader-bedroom option.
| Comparison | Ray's Apartments | Loveless Apartments |
|---|---|---|
| Published location | 800 South Main Street; verify exact building address | Near 200 West and 700 North |
| Community | Established 16-apartment community | Newer community adjacent to Loveless Estates |
| Bedrooms | 2 and 3 bedrooms | 2, 3, and limited 4 bedrooms |
| Published rent | $1,300–$1,450/month | $1,550–$2,200/month |
| Strongest fit | Lower published rent, practical layouts, South Main | Newer interiors, broader bedroom range, 4-bedroom need |
| Management | Priority Homes / Chantel Bennett | Priority Homes / Chantel Bennett |
Value and South Main lead
You need two or three bedrooms, can use the established south-Nephi location, and prefer the lower published rent range.
Compare all Priority Homes apartments →Newer interiors or four bedrooms lead
You want the north-Nephi setting, prefer the newer finish package, or require a limited 4-bedroom category.
Explore Loveless Apartments →Compare actual vacancies, not only categories. The better community on paper may not have an apartment available by the required move date.
Living on South Main Street in Nephi
Evaluate direct access, daily errands, traffic, parking, services, and the exact commute from the apartment.
The South Main location can provide straightforward access through Nephi and toward I-15, but the practical value depends on the resident's destination and schedule. Drive from Ray's to work, school, childcare, healthcare, groceries, recreation, and the freeway at the times you will actually travel.
Living in Nephi
Review services, healthcare, shopping, commute realities, community life, and neighborhoods.
Read the guide →Education planning
Review district context and confirm address-specific enrollment, transportation, and programs.
Review schools →Things to do
Explore parks, events, Mount Nebo access, reservoirs, outdoor recreation, and local activities.
Explore activities →- Drive work and school routes during expected peak periods.
- Observe Main Street traffic, turning access, lighting, and winter conditions.
- Visit in the evening to understand parking, sound, activity, and lighting.
- Confirm groceries, fuel, healthcare, parks, mail, packages, trash, and deliveries.
- Test cell service and verify internet providers for the exact apartment.
Do not publish unsupported safety or public-transportation claims. Residents should evaluate current transportation and public-safety information from relevant official sources and their own visits.
Should a Ray's renter buy instead?
Lower rent can strengthen a future purchase plan when the difference is deliberately saved.
Renting at Ray's may provide time to stabilize income, build emergency savings, reduce debt, improve credit, learn Nephi, and prepare for a down payment. Buying can add ownership, garage, yard, space, equity potential, HOA obligations, repairs, financing risk, and future selling costs.
| Decision factor | Continue renting at Ray's | Buy a Loveless Estates townhouse |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront cash | Deposit, first rent, pets, utilities, insurance, and moving | Down payment, closing, lender costs, inspection, prepaid items, moving, and reserves |
| Recurring cost | Rent, utilities, renter insurance, pet rent, and services | Mortgage, taxes, owner insurance, HOA, utilities, maintenance, and reserves |
| Maintenance | Tenant duties plus management responsibilities | Owner interior duties plus items not assigned to HOA |
| Flexibility | Leave after satisfying lease provisions | Must sell, retain, or legally rent; timing and value uncertain |
| Equity | No ownership interest from rent | May build through principal reduction and market value; no guarantee |
| Best fit | Uncertain timeline, lower upfront exposure, flexibility or saving | Stable finances, reserves, longer timeline, desire for ownership and space |
Turn lower rent into a plan. Create a separate automatic transfer for emergency savings and future purchase costs rather than assuming the difference will remain available.
Townhouse ownership is not automatically only slightly more per month. Use an exact property, written lender quote, taxes, insurance, HOA, mortgage insurance, utilities, repairs, reserves, closing costs, and ownership period. See the Townhouses vs Apartments guide.
Your Ray's Apartments tour checklist
Verify the exact apartment, address, condition, cost, and lease before deciding.
| Tour area | Inspect | Ask |
|---|---|---|
| Apartment identity | Street, building, apartment, mailbox, utility address, parking, and available date | Is this the exact apartment and address in the lease? |
| Kitchen | Cabinets, counters, appliances, sink, ventilation, outlets, flooring, leaks, cleanliness, and damage | Which appliances are included and how are repairs handled? |
| Bedrooms | Dimensions, closets, windows, egress, sound, temperature, outlets, blinds, and privacy | Do the rooms fit the household and furniture? |
| Bathrooms | Count, pressure, drainage, ventilation, caulk, storage, lighting, condition, and leaks | What work will be completed before possession? |
| Living and dining | Furniture walls, dining, windows, fan, heating, cooling, lighting, carpet, and circulation | Does the layout match the photographed apartment? |
| Laundry and utilities | Equipment, hookups, service address, meters, panels, HVAC, internet, and shutoffs | Which accounts must be active before keys? |
| Parking and exterior | Spaces, guests, sidewalks, snow, lighting, trash, landscaping, drainage, and deliveries | What rules apply to vehicles, guests, outdoor items, pets, and snow? |
| Sound and neighborhood | Neighbors, Main Street traffic, equipment, pets, parking, and entries | Can I revisit when the community is occupied? |
| Lease and cost | Rent, deposit, application, utilities, insurance, pets, parking, renewal, maintenance, and move-out | Can I receive the complete lease and written move-in amount before payment? |
Photograph condition before moving belongings inside. Submit the required move-in form on time and retain proof.
Ray's Apartments FAQ
Current published answers with the details renters still need to verify.
How much is rent at Ray's Apartments?
Published monthly rent is $1,300 for a 2-bedroom apartment and $1,450 for a 3-bedroom apartment. Call Chantel for actual availability, price, condition, and lease terms.
Where is Ray's Apartments located?
Priority Homes markets the community at 800 South Main Street. An exterior image shows 840 on one building, so confirm the exact building and apartment address for the lease, utilities, mail, deliveries, and move-in.
How many apartments are at Ray's?
Ray's is published as a 16-apartment community. The desired bedroom category may not be immediately available.
What bedroom options are available?
Ray's publishes 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom options. Call for a current vacancy or expected move-out date.
What is the security deposit?
The published standard security deposit is $750. The lease controls the actual amount, payment timing, deductions, condition requirements, and refund process.
Are utilities included?
No. The published policy states that tenants pay water, sewer, trash, electricity, and gas. Confirm the exact service address, provider, account, deposit, and billing responsibility.
Are pets allowed?
The published policy permits one pet with approval and lists a $500 non-refundable pet amount, $150 monthly pet rent, and no published breed restriction. Obtain current written approval before applying.
Is parking included?
The published policy lists two dedicated spaces without a separate monthly fee. Confirm the exact spaces and guest, trailer, oversized vehicle, snow, towing, and storage rules.
How long is the lease?
The published standard is 12 months. Different terms may occasionally be available depending on the apartment, season, and management approval.
How do I schedule a tour?
Call Chantel Bennett at (435) 660-1332 with your bedroom count, move date, household size, pet status, and tour availability.
Sources, image use, and rental disclosures
- Current Ray's page: publishes a 16-apartment South Main community, $1,300 2-bedroom rent, $1,450 3-bedroom rent, $750 security deposit, 12-month standard lease, two parking spaces, tenant-paid utilities, and the published pet policy.
- Priority Homes Apartments hub: identifies Ray's as the established value-focused 2- and 3-bedroom community and Loveless as the newer 2-, 3-, and 4-bedroom community.
- Address discrepancy: the page markets 800 South Main while the exterior photo shows 840 on one building. This rebuild does not guess; renters are told to confirm the legal and service address.
- Images: the exterior, sign, and kitchen images were supplied by the user from the Priority Homes media library. The sign displays the main office number; current apartment inquiries are directed to Chantel.
- Images may represent a particular apartment, building, renovation, or date. Tour the exact apartment and document condition.
- Published rent does not establish availability. A floor-plan category may be fully occupied.
- The signed lease and addenda control rent, deposits, application and screening, utilities, pets, parking, occupancy, maintenance, entry, renewal, notices, termination, and move-out.
- This page removes unsupported claims about public transit, safety, and guaranteed application or move-in timing.
- Update trigger: revise pricing, schema offers, address note, policies, FAQs, and contacts whenever rent, inventory, address, deposit, pets, parking, utilities, lease length, or management changes.
Your Ray's Apartments contacts
Availability · Tours · Applications · Lease questions · Local management
Chantel Bennett — Apartment Manager: openings, expected vacancies, tours, applications, pet questions, lease terms, and resident communication. (435) 660-1332.
Priority Homes Office: the number displayed on the Ray's sign and the general company line. (435) 623-0897.
Kerry Anderson — Equity Real Estate: Loveless Estates ownership and Nephi buyer representation. (435) 660-0264.
Ready to tour a real Ray's apartment?
Call with your bedroom count, move date, household size, pet status, and availability. Confirm the exact building, apartment, address, condition, move-in cost, parking, utilities, and lease before paying or signing.
Call Chantel: (435) 660-1332Schedule a Tour