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Hey Guys,
I was just wondering if those of you that have house already living in apartment complexes or signle family homes with roommates. I'm trying to figure out if I want to live in a building that could potentially house undgrads and how annoyed that will make me 🙂. If you do live in a complex, do you have any recommendations of ones that are quiet an/or close to campus? Thanks!
I did my undergrad at CSU and ended up renting a condo off Fossil Creek Pkwy in the Fossil Creek Condo complex. It was beautiful, inexpensive and backed right up to Fossil Creek Park which has a dog park, the bike/hiking trail that runs through a large part of the town, a lake, fields, etc. They're privately owned but if you can find one I would highly recommend it! It's straight up College about 2 mins South of the College/Harmony intersection and in more of a family/suburb type area then the complexes right next to campus. I easily biked to class in nicer weather (kind of a ride though at ~25-40 mins depending on which route I took) or it's about a 5-15 min drive depending on how you hit the lights on College
. I lived in The Piers apartments for half a semester as well. Expensive, old, noisy and definitely not worth the hassle! I had several friends that lived in The Seasons apartments and they really liked those, not sure of the rent since the three of them shared a place but probably pretty reasonable. That one's closer to campus and an easy bike. Most of the apartments/houses in the area are pretty comparable price wise.
The Seasons: http://www.theseasonsathorsetoothcrossing.com/2/Apartments-for-Rent-in-Fort-Collins-Colorado/
Where I lived doesn't have a website but it does have a youtube video (makes perfect sense 😉): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIRLSp99r5Y Like I said they're privately owned but a lot of my neighbors rented their units out so it's worth keeping an eye out. I paid about $500/month for a 2 bed/2 bath apartment, no pet deposit or added rent for my two dogs.
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