OT: Starkville Rental

[Nugdawg]

I have a freshman soon to be sophomore at State. We are looking for an apt or small house...2BR 2BA and might would even consider a 3BR for the right price...to begin in August for the fall semester. We would prefer the District area or somewhere else close to campus as just not interested in anything far away. We have done some calling around and have an option but want to check a little more. Anyone got any ideas or connections or references? Much appreciated!

 

[The Maroon Pug]

Little London

I stayed there for two years and never had any problems. Close to campus, usually quiet, and cheap.

 

[Digging dog]

I'm sure Dan Camp has something in the District *****

 

[57stratdawg]

I stayed Colonial Arms in college and they were great. 2 bedroom 1 bath (1 bedroom, 1 study) for $500ish. Located right down from Abners.

Hard deal to beat. The family that ran the place were nice as hell too, but they might be there anymore.

 

[BirminghamDAWG]

I lived in Glenn Hollow for three years and loved it. Halfway between the district and downtown plus walkable/bikeable to campus. This was 09-12 and the price for a 3bed/2.5bath was ~$900. Tabor was decently easy to work with as well.

Unfortunately, they fill up fast. I think we turned our application in an hour after they accepted them and we got one of the last units. Good luck!!

 

[OzarkaNSW]

the cotton district is a summer camp of sex and drugs

He will LOVE it!

I stayed there for two years and never had any problems. Close to campus, usually quiet, and cheap.

 

[esplanade91]

I lived in Tabor's Pecan Place. Extremely cheap, the exact same layout as Glenn Hollow, and it's closer to the Cotton District. I used to walk to class.

Little London is good too, just not when it comes to night life.

 

[StillTbonewannabe]

Just don't rent from Crabtree. Worst landlord I have ever had and I am very low maintenance.

 

[Wooly17er]

If I could pick an arbhorist last name...

It wouldn't be Crabtree. It'd be Pussywillow.

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