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2 More Apartments for Rent in Auburn AL

February 25th, 2009 -- Posted in Apartment Reviews, Auburn Apartments | No Comments »

One of the first challenges for an out-of-state student preparing to start his or her first semester in Auburn University is to find an apartment for rent in Auburn AL, ideally somewhere close to the campus and well within a university student’s budget. Proximity to cheap restaurants, malls, and entertainment is definitely a plus. Availability really shouldn’t be a problem, Auburn University being one of the largest universities in AL.

Checking out what was available for my son’s impending move halfway across the country, I came across these promising apartments, and I hope the list, as well as my comments, is helpful to other parents and/or students who have a similar task to accomplish.

University Heights at W. Longleaf Drive Auburn AL has multi-bed units that come in at less than $400 (I believe this is a 4-bedroom unit, so privacy would be at a minimum, both potentially good and bad when it comes to student culture). It’s a bargain as far as Auburn apartments go, and as such a lot of university students stay here. It is described as “premiere luxury apartments for students,” but from what I’ve read, the word luxury is very different when applied to students as it is when us ordinary folk use it.

Personally, I’m leaning towards Two 21 Armstrong in Armstrong St, Auburn AL (#221, hence the name). It is nice, cozy-looking and way more than complete with amenities. It is pricey though, at $700-800 being the lowest rent (1-bed/1-bath). I can’t complain location-wise since it really is just a hop away from the university campus; walk a couple blocks and you’re there. Maybe the zero-required budget for the daily commute will make up for the cost.

Little Henry’s Apartments - Auburn, AL

February 3rd, 2009 -- Posted in Apartment Reviews, Auburn Apartments | No Comments »

Just across Auburn University, in W. Magnolia Ave, Little Henry’s Apartment rental is quite accessible for incoming students of the said university.

Aside from being a stone-throw away from AU (Auburn University) this apartment rental offers one bedroom units starting at 320 $. Amenities include central airconditioning, cable TV, wireless internet. Plus, the frost-free Fridge, dishwasher, laundry facility and garbage disposal will make student life a bit easier. A swimming pool is also provided.

You can tag along a fellow student subject to extra rental fee. Animal lovers may find Little Henry unattractive because of its no pet policy though.

You just need 300 $ for deposit and you can lease one of the 49 units for a minimum of year.

Feedbacks from students are quite positive in terms of value from money, customer relations and maintenance of the units.

You need to visit Little Henry’s leasing office at Cox street as units are easily sold out or rented fast. They are open from 8 am to 4 pm on weekdays except on Fridays when they close at 3 pm.

We have a one -beroom for rent ( this is very close to UAB) however due to some policy changes we now require prospective rentors to present upon renting a credit report - ( credit reports usually cost $20.00 or so we have found a site that will give you the report free click the link below) its also a good idea to avali of a credit report as you may need it handy as other apartment complexes and unit owners require this before renting

here are some features and amenities

New Toaster Oven and Gas Stovetop
Walk in bedroom closet
Washer/Dryer on site
Completely separated living/dining places
740 square ft

Included amenities:
* On-Premises Security Staff
* Close Parking
* Nicely Furnished
* Remodeled Exercise Space

Free utilities:
* Internet, Heat, Water, and Electricity

Rent: $500 paid monthly
We prefer a 6 month or more lease, could consider month-to-month

Campus Pointe Apartments - Auburn, AL

February 2nd, 2009 -- Posted in Apartment Reviews, Auburn Apartments | No Comments »

Campus Pointe Apartments in Longleaf Lakes Auburn AL is a popular residence among students who go to Auburn University. The residents number at around 800 or so during the school season, and it’s generally a good place to start when checking out choices for affordable apartments in Auburn if you’re a student planning to get into the university or in a situation like that. Campus Pointe is a company that specializes in student apartments and this one in Auburn is only one of many across the country.
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