Updated with current information for 2022
So you decided to start the college grind mid-year, during the second semester, and don’t have any housing lined up? No worries.
Though finding Athens rentals in the middle of the renting season can be challenging, you’ve come to the right place. Krause Rentals makes it simple with a convenient list of available housing. Browse online, see what’s available, view some photos, and then call us to schedule a time to see it in person. Finding housing doesn’t need to be like looking for a needle in a haystack. We are your rental resource with apartment opportunities in every shape and size, whether you need something close to campus, one to five people, or you’re looking for something with a yard.
Have an idea of what you’re looking for
If you’re searching for an apartment for the first time, we understand the struggles. Here are some basics to understand.
First, when looking for off-campus housing, it’s important to consider the size and layout of the unit. One bedroom apartments are ideal for individuals or couples who don’t need a lot of space and want to save on rent costs. On the other hand, large houses with five or more bedrooms are better suited for group living. These units often have multiple bathrooms and a larger kitchen, making it easier for a group of roommates to share living space.
If you have a pet or want access to outdoor space, it’s important to consider rentals with yards. Not all houses for rent in Athens have fenced-in yards, so pet owners beware. Some apartments may also have small patios or balconies, which can provide a place to relax and enjoy the outdoors without the maintenance of a full yard.
In addition to size and layout, it’s also important to consider the location of your off-campus housing. Many students prefer to live close to campus, on Court Street or Uptown for convenience, but you may also want to consider other factors such as proximity to grocery stores, restaurants, and public transportation. It’s a good idea to visit a potential rental before committing to it to get a sense of the neighborhood and its amenities.
Overall, choosing the right off-campus housing can be a daunting task. It’s important to consider your budget, the size and layout of the unit, and its location. Don’t forget to bring all of the necessary items on your packing list, and don’t be afraid to ask for help or advice from friends or family. With a little planning and preparation, you can find the perfect place to call home during your college years.