With limited on-campus housing choices, many Georgia Tech students opt for off-campus living.
At Rambler, we’re confident that our diverse floorplans, state-of-the-art amenities and optimal location perfectly cater to the off-campus housing requirements of Georgia Tech students. However, we also recognize the importance of exploring all available options so we’ve crafted this article to review another off-campus student apartment, University House (UHouse).
In this article, we’ll cover UHouse’s:
Georgia Tech Off-Campus Apartment Review: UHouse
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The Basics
Before jumping in, let’s look at an overview of UHouse as a whole.
Address: 930 Spring St NW
Year Built: 2015
Number of Units: 268
Number of Rooms: 706
Number of Stories: 19
Location
Just beyond the Fifth Street Bridge, you’ll find University House, or UHouse, nestled near the Publix Shopping Center on Spring Street. While it may involve a slightly longer stroll from campus compared to some other Spring Street student apartment options, it’s merely a five-minute walk to campus and an even shorter distance to Tech Square and the Scheller College of Business.
Amenities
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Similar to other student housing options, UHouse stands out with distinctive amenities not commonly found in traditional apartments near campus.
At UHouse, you’ll have access to a pool, a 24-hour gym, a TV room, a game room, a study lounge and a relaxing outdoor area.
Parking
For those bringing a car to school and in need of parking, UHouse provides a covered parking garage exclusively for residents. These spaces are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis and come with an additional monthly cost of $130. Spots are not reserved.
Pricing and Floor Plans
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You can find a variety of floor plans at UHouse, ranging from one-bedroom to four-bedroom apartments, each fully furnished. UHouse does not allow pets.
At the time of publication in April 2024, rates for 2024 – 2025 at UHouse range from $1,199 to $1,739 per person, per month, depending on unit type. All rates are subject to change. Due to the tier system used by student housing apartments, most apartments raise rates throughout the lease-up season after a certain number of leases are signed. Learn more: Can signing earlier save me money?
We hope this comparison of off-campus properties helps you in your search for housing. If you would like to learn more about what Rambler has to offer, feel free to connect with our leasing staff. We’re here to assist you in your search for housing!
