

WSU Student Apartments For Rent
Apartments For Rent Near WSU
1020 NE D St
1020 NE D St

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Republic on Main
Republic on Main

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1740 NE Wheatland Dr A-D
1740 NE Wheatland Dr A-D

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1120-1130 NE Shaw Street
1120-1130 NE Shaw Street

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1016 & 1024 SE Latah
1016 & 1024 SE Latah

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1310 NE Williams
1310 NE Williams

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1185 NE Lake St.
1185 NE Lake St.

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920 NE B Street
920 NE B Street

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625 NE Oak Street
625 NE Oak Street

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700/710 Reaney Way
700/710 Reaney Way

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928/930 NE Maple St
928/930 NE Maple St

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430 NE Oak
430 NE Oak

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725 NE Maple Street
725 NE Maple Street

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735 NE Maple Street
735 NE Maple Street

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405 NE Oak Street
405 NE Oak Street

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310 SE Spring ST
310 SE Spring ST

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205 NE Whitman St.
205 NE Whitman St.

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710 NW State Street A-B
710 NW State Street A-B

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215-225 NW Tingley Court
215-225 NW Tingley Court

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1330 NW Hall St #1-3
1330 NW Hall St #1-3

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215 W Main Street
215 W Main Street

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145-155 NW Larry Street
145-155 NW Larry Street

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65 NW Terreview
65 NW Terreview

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Grand Street Apartments
Grand Street Apartments

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520/522 Crithfield
520/522 Crithfield

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Housing Overview at WSU
💰On average, rent for apartments near WSU is $900/mo. WSU rent is cheaper than the national monthly average of $2,128/mo.
🚲 We currently offer 28 apartments within walking distance of Washington State University's campus. In total, there are 33 student housing options available near WSU.
🎓When students are not living off-campus, they can choose between any of WSU's 25 on-campus dorms. The most popular dorms at Washington State University are Community/Duncan Dunn, Elmina White (Honors) Hall, Elmina White Honors Hall.
WSU Student Housing FAQs
What are the options for student housing near Washington State University?There are several options for student housing near Washington State University, including on-campus dormitories, off-campus apartments, and private rental houses
How can students find affordable housing near Washington State University?
Students can find affordable housing near Washington State University by searching online rental listings, checking with the university's off-campus housing office, and considering roommates to split costs
What factors should students consider when choosing student housing near Washington State University?
When choosing student housing near Washington State University, students should consider factors such as location, safety, affordability, amenities, and roommates. They should also read reviews and visit potential housing options in person before making a decision
Washington State University is in Pullman, Washington. It is the second-largest university in the state and is surrounded by the rolling green hills of the northwest. The campus is decorated with classic red brick buildings, college spirit for their sports team, the Cougars, and beautiful west side sunsets.
Offering 95 different majors, Washington State University is home to about 25,000 undergraduate students. Surrounded by a college town, students can expect a full college experience when attending Washington State University.
Neighborhoods
Most freshmen students live on campus in one of Washington State University’s five residence halls, each with their own unique layout and governance with special activities. However, many sophomores do choose to move off-campus to save money and gain more independence. To that end, the school does offer resources to help its students find off-campus housing at Washington State University.
Off-campus housing is mostly made up of apartment complexes and privately owned rentals. Typically, students moving off-campus stay east of North Grand Avenue and north of Main Street to Kitzmiller Road. Although, some WSU students do choose to move further away from campus to Military Park for a quieter college experience.
College Hill is a popular neighborhood for off-campus living. This is where Greek Row is located, home to the sorority and frat houses of 27 Greek communities. The school’s president and some faculty also live in this neighborhood as well as some residents. In fact, a neighborhood association was formed to create events and communication within the community.
Some popular apartment buildings in College Hill include Churchill Downs, Birch Hills, Pine Ridge, and Emerald Dawns. These buildings have two to three-bedroom apartments complete with kitchens and living areas. While the units are a bit dated, they are within a 15-minute walk to campus.
On the south end of campus is Evolve on Main, a newer apartment complex located on Main Street. It has units ranging from studios to full five-bedroom apartments. The appliances and layouts are updated. The building also includes amenities such as a gym and recreation area. This is about a 15-minute walk to campus.
On the north end of campus are two more popular complexes, The Ruckus and The Retreat Pullman. These complexes are both newer with updated and modern facilities and appliances for students. These are about a 25-minute walk to campus.
Restaurants
Students living off-campus can find a plethora of restaurants along North Grand Avenue, Main Street, and right on campus.
North Grand Avenue is home to the Cougar Country Drive In, Red Bento, Nuevo Vallarta, Golden Teriyaki, and Starbucks – a great many options for all types of cravings.
Where Main Street meets North Grand Avenue there are a cluster of great restaurants including Black Cypress, Mandarin House, Paradise Creek Brewery, O-Ramen, and Porch Light Pizza.
While attending classes on campus, students can stop by Domino’s, Hillside Café, Delish, or Einstein Bagels for a bite to eat.
For those students living on the north end of campus, two restaurants are available for dining: Azia and The Land.
Popular college bars in the area include Etsi Bravo, Stubblefields, The Coug, Pauly’s Bar and Grill, Rico’s Pub, Valhalla, and My Office Bar & Grill.
Transportation
Washington State University has implemented its own transit system known as Pullman Transit. This bus route is free to students who have a valid Cougar ID and operates seven days a week during the academic school year. It has stops around campus as well as some stops off campus to help students avoid walking up and down the hills of Pullman. Students can keep up with transit routes and timetables through the mobile app. It also offers express routes to the stadium during football games.
The Wheatland Express shuttle offers express routes to Seattle, about a four and a half-hour ride, and Spokane Airport, about an hour and a half ride.
Washington State University has also implemented the Zimride Program, which allows students and faculty to share rides with fellow members of the university. This carpooling service allows you to fill empty seats in your car or fill an empty seat in someone else’s car if you are both going to the same destination.
Parking
There are multiple parking garages, and lots located on campus. Students, faculty, and visitors can pay hourly or daily rates to park in these locations. Parking permits are also available, both annual and daily passes for those students living off-campus or commuting.
There are also parking meters located around campus where students can park for a few hours.
For students living off-campus, most if not all complexes and rentals have parking spaces available. If not, there is street parking available for these students.
Safety
Washington State University has its own police force, which they rely on for the safety of their students both on and off-campus.
The university has implemented an alert system, which will send a text or email directly to students in the case of an emergency or incident on or near campus.
Shopping
The small town of Pullman has a handful of shopping options for students at Washington State University. There are two secondhand stores, the Thrift Store on campus and Michelle’s Closet, a consignment shop on Main Street. There are also small boutiques, Flirt, and Monroe, where students can purchase gifts and clothing.
The Wheatland Shopping Center is located south of campus and has multiple storefronts including a Rite Aid and a Dollar Tree.
There are a few grocery stores in the area including Dissmores, Safeway, the Grocery Outlet, and Walmart. Most of these are located south of campus. However, there are a few corner stores or convenience grocery shops in the off-campus neighborhoods for students who need a quick ingredient or meal to whip up.

Map of WSU Student Apartments For Rent