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Student Housing in Madison

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uhomes.com offers student housing in Madison, WI, based on your preferences. Our cheap student apartments start around $650-$3,529/month, offering perfect options for your specific budget. The student housing in Madison is located in Downtown Madison, Campus Areas, and popular areas. You can walk to all the surrounding amenities easily. Every day, you reach the school campus in just 5 to 10 minutes. We offer various student apartments in Madison, WI, including studios and 1B-5B+ apartments. The rooms are well furnished with modern, comfortable student furniture. In addition, community amenities elevate your daily student lifestyle. With our verified listings and 24/7 professional consultants, you can enjoy a secure and efficient online booking experience for Madison student apartments! 

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Axton Madison

750 Regent Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53715

0.28 mi walk from University of Wisconsin-Madison

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8 min

Must-Stay List No.1
Student Accommodation No Service Fee pets allowed rooftop pool Private Study Space Yoga Studio Swimming Pool Near Shopping Center with air-con Gym
Saved 1 times in 30 days
5.0(3)
Offers up to US$153.5
From US$1,299
US$1,295/month
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The Rive Madison

506 West Johnson Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53703

0.22 mi walk from University of Wisconsin-Madison

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5 min

Must-Stay List No.2
Verified Student Accommodation No Service Fee Luxury Community Gym In-unit Washer/Dryer with air-con Elevator Furnished
Saved 1 times in 30 days
Offers up to US$153.5
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US$1,299/month
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Yugo Madison Lux

433 W Johnson St, Madison, Wisconsin 53703

0.30 mi walk from University of Wisconsin-Madison

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7 min

Must-Stay List No.3
Verified Student Accommodation No Service Fee Walk to school Near Shopping Center Furnished Gym In-unit Washer/Dryer
Saved 4 times in 30 days
4.8(3)
Offers up to US$1,232.5
From US$915
US$906/month
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Lark at kohl

North Bedford Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53703

0.39 mi walk from University of Wisconsin-Madison

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8 min

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Verified Student Accommodation No Service Fee Walk to school bookings open for the 26th academic year Near bus station Furnished In-unit Washer/Dryer Elevator Gym
Saved 3 times in 30 days
Offers up to US$103.5
From
US$849/month
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The James

432 W Gorham Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53703

0.21 mi walk from University of Wisconsin-Madison

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5 min

Must-Stay List No.5
Student Accommodation No Service Fee Referral Bonus bookings open for the 26th academic year with air-con Elevator Furnished Gym Near supermarket Walk to school
Saved 6 times in 30 days
5.0(2)
Offers up to US$153.5
From
US$989/month
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The Towers on State

502 N. Frances St, Madison, Wisconsin 53703

0.35 mi walk from University of Wisconsin-Madison

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8 min

Must-Stay List No.6
Verified Student Accommodation Walk to school Near school bus Furnished Gym Elevator
Saved 3 times in 30 days
4.2(19)
Offers up to US$382.5
From US$1,129
US$1,122/month
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ōLiv Madison

339 West Gorham Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53703

0.39 mi walk from University of Wisconsin-Madison

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5 min

8 min

Must-Stay List No.7
Verified Student Accommodation No Service Fee Pre-orders will open in Spring 2026 Pre-orders will open in Fall 2026 Furnished Free shuttle bus Luggage Storage Weekday Check-In Only Free Social Events Near supermarket
5.0(1)
Offers up to US$288.5
From US$1,381
US$1,260/month
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The Statesider

505 N. Frances Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53703

0.25 mi from University of Wisconsin-Madison (straight line)

3 min

Must-Stay List No.8
Verified Student Accommodation No Service Fee Bills included Breakfast included Walk to school with air-con Gym Elevator Furnished
5.0(1)
Offers up to US$382
From
US$1,200/month
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Hub Madison

437 North Frances Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53703

0.27 mi walk from University of Wisconsin-Madison

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4 min

6 min

Must-Stay List No.9
Verified Student Accommodation pets allowed Elevator Swimming Pool Gym Balcony with air-con In-unit Washer/Dryer Furnished
Saved 4 times in 30 days
Offers up to US$98.5
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US$1,029/month
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Henry Gilman

501 North Henry, Madison, Wisconsin 53703

0.59 mi walk from University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Must-Stay List No.10
Verified Apartment Gym
Offers up to US$98.5
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US$1,035/month
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Chapter Madison

832 Regent Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53715

0.43 mi walk from University of Wisconsin-Madison

2 min

3 min

8 min

Student Accommodation No Service Fee In-unit Washer/Dryer with air-con Elevator Gym Near bus station Near supermarket Walk to school Furnished
Saved 6 times in 30 days
5.0(2)
Offers up to US$153.5
From US$1,149
US$1,145/month
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Hub Madison Bassett

449 West Johnson Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53703
Apartment No Service Fee pets allowed Near bus station Lake View Asian Supermarket Close to Farmers' Market Near Fast Food Near supermarket Walk to school
Offers up to US$642
From US$1,309
US$1,302/month
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Student Accommodation in Madison

Student Housing in Madison, WI

Finding student housing in Madison, WI, on uhomes.com is easy and hassle-free. There are various room types for you to choose from, including studios and 1B-5B+ apartments. Most of the student housing in Madison is fully furnished and equipped with modern community amenities, such as fitness centre, private student room, lounge, game rooms, 24/7 CCTV and much more. Plus, our student apartments in Madison, WI, are located in Downtown Madison, Campus Area and other popular areas. You walk to all the local amenities nearby. Your commute to the University of Wisconsin-Madison takes only 5 to 10 minutes.
Our Madison student apartments are budget-friendly, starting at $650/month. Most of our housing includes utilities, covering trash removal, internet, water, cable, and sewer. By partnering directly with student property providers in Madison, we offer the highest cashback and exclusive deals to help you save even more. The lowest price guarantee can ensure you get the best value for your ideal home. With a high score of 4.9/5 on Trustpilot, uhomes.com is the top choice for Madison student housing. We serve over 3.1 million users across 27 countries and boast more than 400,000 successfully booked rooms. You receive efficient and patient one-on-one assistance from professional 24/7 consultants. We will guide you through the entire process to secure your ideal apartment smoothly.

About Madison, WI

Madison is the capital and second-largest city of Wisconsin, with a population of nearly 270,000. Known as the "Lake City," it is located between Lake Mendota and Lake Monona. So you can see beautiful lake views, peaceful parks, and nationally famous bike paths everywhere. Madison also hosts the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW-Madison). This legendary campus blends seamlessly with downtown. The area offers some of the top-rated student housing in U.S. cities. At the same time, you experience a strong scholarly vibe and close student-faculty relationships here. 

As the state capital, downtown Madison is home to the majestic Wisconsin State Capitol. It connects directly to the university campus via the bustling State Street. This street is the ultimate student hub, offering endless international restaurants, independent coffee shops, lively bars, and boutique stores. In terms of weather, Madison's summer brings warm and comfortable days, earning its reputation as the most beautiful season. Conversely, the winter stays long, cold, and snowy, offering exciting ice and snow activities.

Best Madison Student Apartments

Our best student apartments in Madison, WI, are designed to cater to the unique needs of university life. Our student housing is well-located, typically situated within Downtown Madison and the Campus Area. You commute easily to the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 5-10 minutes. Most of our furnished student apartments in Madison are fully equipped with essential appliances, including an in-unit washer & dryer, a microwave, and air conditioning. Excellent community amenities, such as high-speed Wi-Fi, a modern gym, peaceful study rooms, a cozy lounge, and a game room, elevate your daily student lifestyle even further. Here are our top Madison student apartments for rent:

  1. The James
  2. Axton Madison
  3. Chapter Madison
  4. Yugo Madison Lux
  5. The Towers on State
  6. oLiv Madison
  7. The Rive Madison
  8. Hub Madison
  9. Lark at kohl
  10. Henry Gilman

Cheap Student Apartments in Madison, WI

Finding affordable student apartments in Madison, WI, is easy on uhomes.com. Our cheapest student housing starts at $650 per month, making it perfect for budget-conscious students. Most of our student properties include utilities, covering water, trash removal, cable, and sewer. This all-inclusive student housing saves around $60-$150 per month. Additionally, we provide the highest cashback and exclusive offers to reduce your student living expenses even further. From cosy studios to spacious shared apartments, we offer a variety of budget-friendly Madison student housing:

  1. Regent: starts at $650/month
  2. Lark at Randall: starts at $799/month
  3. Lark at kohl: starts at $849/month
  4. Chapter Madison: starts at $965/month
  5. 229 W Lakelawn PI: starts at $1,000/month
  6. Lucky Apartments: starts at $1,025/month
  7. Palisade: starts at $1,050/month
  8. The Statesider: starts at $1,075/month
  9. Waterfront: starts at $1,087/month
  10. Theory Madison: starts at $1,146/month

Best Neighborhoods for Madison Student Housing

There are various top neighborhoods for Madison, Wisconsin student housing, including Campus/Downtown, Near West/Vilas, and Williamson-Marquette, which can bring a profoundly positive impact to your life. Different neighborhoods offer distinct styles to meet your specific needs. For instance, Campus/Downtown is perfect for newcomers, while Near West/Vilas is better suited for graduate students. Here are our highly recommend neighborhoods for student apartments in Madison:

  • Downtown Madison

Downtown Madison ranks as one of the best neighborhoods for undergraduates. Here, you can experience exciting fraternity and sorority events, along with a thrilling nightlife scene. It's an ideal location for those who love the hustle and bustle of city life. In downtown Madison, State Capitol, Overture Center for the Arts, and Farmers' Market can bring you plenty of fun. What’s more, this neighborhood provides a selection of quality apartments in Madison, WI.

  • Williamson-Marquette (Willy Street)

Affectionately known as "Willy Street," the Williamson-Marquette neighborhood is famous for its eclectic atmosphere, artsy vibe, and friendly community spirit. You can easily shop for fresh, organic groceries at the iconic Willy Street Co-op, enjoy indie music at the historic Barrymore Theatre, or relax at scenic lakeside parks. With its unique balance of local coffee shops, international eateries, and peaceful study environments, Williamson-Marquette offers you a relaxing retreat with a highly convenient commute to campus.

  • Westmorland

Westmorland offers a quiet suburban lifestyle close to top facilities. You can enjoy the beautiful Westmorland Park, which hosts community events and winter ice skating. Also, you can walk to the nearby Glenway Golf Park easily. For daily shopping, the Westmorland is just minutes away from Hilldale Shopping Center. This popular mall features Target, Whole Foods Market, and many cozy coffee shops. Finally, commuting to the UW-Madison campus is very easy. Cyclists can use the Southwest Commuter Path directly. You can also take frequent Metro Transit buses, including the new BRT lines.

  • Near West/Vilas

Near West/Vilas is a quiet and peaceful neighborhood close to the Henry Vilas Zoo and the UW-Madison Arboretum. It is perfect for upper-class undergraduates, graduate students, law students, and medical students, which has a strong community spirit. For daily needs, Regent Street and nearby Monroe Street offer a wide selection of local stores, restaurants, and a popular Trader Joe's grocery store. Students also love relaxing near the scenic Lake Wingra. Finally, commuting to campus is highly convenient. You simply walk, bike, or ride the free Route 80 campus bus directly to your classrooms.

  • Dudgeon-Monroe

Only an eight-minute drive from downtown, Dudgeon-Monroe is a wealthy neighborhood within Madison's Monroe Street district. It's located on the west side of the city near Lake Wingra. Enjoy leisurely strolls along the scenic Southwest Commuter Path, explore the eclectic shops and cafes along Monroe Street, or unwind in one of the many nearby parks. Book Madison, WI apartments for rent in Dudgeon-Monroe, which are not far away from universities.

Cost of Living in Madison, WI

The cost of living in Madison for a student is around $1,600-$2,400 per month. As the capital of Wisconsin and home to a top-tier university, Madison's living expenses are about 3-7% higher than the national average. However, compared to major tier-one cities in the US, its living expenses are lower than those in New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. In fact, living in Madison is relatively 30-50% cheaper than in these large metropolitan areas. Your monthly expenses typically include student apartments in Madison, WI, food, utilities, transportation, and other categories. Here is a detailed breakdown of the living costs in Madison:

  • Student housing in Madison, Wisconsin:  $650-$3,529/month
  • Utilities: $110-$350/month (Most of our housing includes utilities)
  • Transportation: $40-$200/month 
  • Grocery and Dining: $250-$750/month  
  • Healthcare: $70-$250/month 

Universities in Madison, WI

Madison is a famous college town, home to the renowned University of Wisconsin-Madison. Its excellent academic resources and strong campus atmosphere attract countless students to study and live here every year. Here is a detailed introduction to the University of Wisconsin-Madison:

Academic Excellence

Established in 1848, the University of Wisconsin-Madison is the flagship campus of the University of Wisconsin System. Renowned for its research contributions and academic excellence, UW-Madison consistently ranks among the top 15 public universities in the United States according to U.S. News, and safely secures its spot within the top 100 global universities in the QS World University Rankings. The institution is known for its groundbreaking research across various disciplines, from biotechnology to environmental science. The university boasts a robust alumni network that includes Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners, and industry leaders.

Vibrant Campus Life

The UW-Madison campus is a vibrant community filled with energy and enthusiasm, offering something for everyone. With over 900 student organizations, the university provides endless opportunities for students to explore their interests, join cultural clubs, participate in student government, or engage in community service. Furthermore, as home to the famous Wisconsin Badgers, UW-Madison boasts a rich athletic tradition where competitive sports teams build strong camaraderie among students, alumni, and fans.

Transportation in Madison, WI

Madison boasts a variety of transportation options to suit all needs, including Metro Transit, biking, driving, and walking. At the same time, there are many transportation options around our student living apartments in Madison, making commuting easy. Here is a detailed guide to transportation in Madison:

Metro Transit

Metro Transit is the most extensive bus system in Madison, offering three types of routes for you to choose from:

  • Regular Routes: Regular Routes travel through major neighborhoods, residential areas, shopping centers (such as West Towne Mall), and downtown Madison. You can ride these regular buses for free and unlimited times using your Madison ASM Student Bus Pass.
  • UW-Madison Campus Bus: UW-Madison Campus Bus is a campus loop system specially planned by Metro Transit for the University of Wisconsin-Madison (most notably Routes 80, 81, and 82). The campus routes are completely free for everyone and do not require a student ID card.
  • BRT - Bus Rapid Transit: BRT - Bus Rapid Transit is Madison's newly upgraded rapid transit line. It features dedicated bus lanes and traffic signal priority, making it as efficient as a ground subway. It greatly shortens the commute time from outer apartments to downtown and campus.

Cycling

Madison is a cyclist's paradise with over 200 miles of bike paths and lanes. The city promotes cycling as a healthy, environmentally friendly alternative to driving. From your student housing in Madison, WI, you can enjoy a splendid riding experience in this city. Rent a bike from Machinery Row Bicycles scattered throughout the city. It's a convenient option for short trips and exploring the scenic lakeside trails.

Driving

If you prefer driving, Madison offers several car rental agencies, including Hertz, Enterprise, and Avis. Ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are available for quick and easy travel. Downtown Madison has ample parking options, including street parking, garages, and lots. Be sure to check parking regulations to avoid fines.

Walking

Downtown Madison and the University of Wisconsin campus are particularly pedestrian-friendly. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along State Street, which is lined with shops, cafes, and cultural landmarks. The city’s beautiful parks and lakeside paths close to Madison off-campus housing provide peaceful routes for walkers.

Student Life in Madison

Madison is a classic "college town," offering a vibrant and comfortable student life. In Madison, you can experience a strong campus atmosphere, beautiful lake views, and a rich cultural life. Here is the exciting student life in Madison:

Badger Pride

Madison has some of the best campus sports culture in the country. On Game Day, the whole city turns red. You can cheer for the Badgers with your friends at the stadium. This is the most classic college memory for every Madison student.

Lake Views & Outdoor Activities

Madison is next to Lake Mendota and Lake Monona, offering you stunning lake views. In the summer, you can watch sunsets or go kayaking at the Memorial Union Terrace with friends. In the winter, you can walk on the ice, ice skate, or even go ice sailing. Outdoor life is incredibly rich here.

State Street

Connecting the campus and the State Capitol, State Street is the most popular hangout spot for students. There are countless cafes, international restaurants, bars, and trendy shops here.

Convenient Transportation

Madison is a city with highly convenient public transportation. Extensive bike lanes are all around campus, making your commute very easy. If you are a student, you can ride the city buses for free with your Madison ASM Student Bus Pass. Our student accommodation in Madison also equiped with secure bike storage and are located close to bus stops and other public transit stations for a fast commute.

Rich Cultural Life

Madison is home to the Dane County Farmers' Market, the largest of its kind in the US. The products here are fresh and affordable, making it a great place to shop. Besides, visiting the free Chazen Museum of Art is another wonderful and budget-friendly way to enjoy your free time.

Things to Do in Madison, WI

There are various best things to do in Madison, including Olbrich Botanical Gardens, the Wisconsin State Capitol, gardens, and walking tours. As a city that combines natural beauty and cultural charm, it has a very unique appeal. Starting from our student housing in Madison, Wisconsin, you can easily explore the following attractions:

  • 1. Visit the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum

Escape to nature at the UW-Madison Arboretum, where you can wander through prairies, woodlands, and wetlands. This green haven is perfect for hiking, bird-watching, and taking in the serenity of the natural world.

  • 2. Stroll Around Madison's Lakes

Madison is blessed with five lakes, with Lake Mendota and Lake Monona being the largest. Take a leisurely walk along the shoreline, rent a kayak, or enjoy a picnic by the water's edge. The Vilas Park and Tenney Park offer excellent spots for family outings.

  • 3. Bike the Capital City State Trail

For cycling enthusiasts, the Capital City State Trail is a must-ride. This scenic trail winds through picturesque landscapes, connecting the city with its surrounding natural beauty. It's an ideal route for both casual rides and professional cyclists.

  • 4. Discover the Chazen Museum of Art

Art lovers will appreciate the Chazen Museum of Art, located on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus. With an impressive collection spanning various periods and styles, the museum offers a rich cultural experience. Best of all, admission is free!

  • 5. Catch a Show at the Overture Center for the Arts

The Overture Center is Madison's premier performing arts venue. From Broadway shows to local theatre productions, concerts, and dance performances, there's always something captivating on stage.

  • 6. Explore the Wisconsin Historical Museum

Dive into Wisconsin's past at the Wisconsin Historical Museum. Located on Capitol Square, this museum shows the state's history through engaging exhibits and artifacts. It's an educational experience that both kids and adults will enjoy.

  • 7. Visit the Dane County Farmers' Market

Held on Saturdays around the Capitol Square, the Dane County Farmers' Market is one of the largest producers-only markets in the U.S. Sample fresh produce and local delicacies while soaking in the lively atmosphere.

  • 8. Indulge in Madison's Food Scene

Madison's culinary scene is diverse and dynamic. From farm-to-table restaurants to food trucks offering global flavors, there's something to satisfy every palate. Don't miss out on trying the famous Wisconsin cheese curds!

  • 9. Tour the State Street

State Street is a bustling pedestrian street lined with eclectic shops, cafes, and eateries. It's a great place to grab a coffee, shop for unique gifts, and people-watch. The street connects the University of Wisconsin campus with the Capitol Square.

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FAQs on Student Accommodation Madison

What is the average rent of student housing Madison, WI?

The average rent for student housing in Madison is about $650- $3,529 per month. Rent mainly depends on several factors, including location, room types, amenities, and lease terms. Here is the rent price for each room type in Madison: 

  • Studios: $650-$2,138 per month
  • 1-bedroom apartments: $700-$2,564 per month 
  • 2-bedroom apartments: $700-$3,529 per month 
  • 3-bedroom apartments: $700-$2,595 per month 
  • 4-bedroom apartments: $1,029-$2,000 per month
  • 5-bedroom apartments: $1,087-$2,000 per month

What room types of student apartments in Madison, WI, are available?

We offer many room types to choose from, including studios and 1-bedroom to 5-bedroom apartments in Madison, WI. Different room types can bring you different living experiences. If you want a private living space, studios and 1-bedroom apartments are great choices. 2-bedroom to 5-bedroom+ apartments allow you to enjoy life together with your friends. Different room types also affect the rent. If you are on a budget, shared housing for rent for students in Madison is more affordable and allows you to split the rent with your roommates.

When should I start looking for student apartments in Madison, WI?

The best time to find Madison student apartments is in October or November. During this time, there are plenty of student properties available, making it easy for you to find the right room. You can filter student housing that meets your needs on our website, or contact our professional advisors for a fast and easy rental experience.

How long is the lease term of Madison student apartments?

The lease term of Madison student housing is generally 12 months, starting in August or September and ending in July or August of the following year. If you are graduating soon, taking summer courses, or are an exchange student, you can choose our short-term rental in Madison, WI. We offer student apartments with 4-9 month leases, 1-3 month leases, or flexible lease terms. Whether you want a long-term or short-term rental, you can find the right apartment in Madison here.

Are utility bills included in Madison student housing?

Yes, most of our student apartments in Madison include utilities, covering water, electricity, heating, trash removal, security fees, internet and cable. All-inclusive student housing can help Madison students save $40 to $150 per month on utility costs. Our apartment pages provide a detailed breakdown of the rent structure, and we guarantee there are no hidden fees.

Can I view student apartments in Madison before booking?

Yes, you can view Madison, Wisconsin, student housing before booking both online and in person. We provide verified photos, videos, and live tours to give you detailed information about the apartments. You can safely complete the rental process online with peace of mind. If you want an in-person tour, our advisors can arrange a schedule and guide you through student housing in Madison, Wisconsin.

What documents do I need to book student housing in Madison, Wisconsin, on uhomes.com?

When booking student apartments in Madison, WI, through uhomes.com, you must submit three documents: your ID, a valid passport, and your university admission letter. Our professional advisors can help you smoothly complete the rental process every step of the way. 

What factors should you consider before choosing student apartments in Madison, WI?

Before choosing student housing in Madison, WI, you should consider your budget, proximity to classes, and lease terms

  • Budget: Rent is the biggest part of your monthly living expenses in Madison, so you need to consider if it fits your budget. Different room types, lease lengths, and locations all affect the rentals. You also need to check if utilities are included in the rent.
  • Commute: Walking or biking to class is highly valued in Madison. If your student living apartments in Madison is far from campus, you need to check if there is convenient public transportation nearby for an easy commute.
  • Lease Length: You need to choose a lease length that fits your study plan. This helps you avoid any subletting problems in the future.

Can I keep pets while renting student housing in Madison, WI?

Yes, we offer pet-friendly apartments in Madison, WI. Some local apartments are pet-friendly and even offer pet amenities. You can check the "House Rules" section of your favorite student accommodations for details, or contact our advisors to quickly get more information.

Are the student living apartments in Madison well-equipped?

Yes, most of our student accommodations in Madison are well-equipped with modern common amenities. You can study quietly in the study room, or relax in the game rooms and swimming pool. The 24/7 fitness centers and yoga studios allow you to work out anytime. Secure bike storage and 24/7 CCTV can give you a safe and secure living space.

Can I find furnished apartments in Madison, WI?

Yes, we offer furnished apartments in Madison, allowing you to move in hassle-free. You can freely use all kinds of modern appliances in your room. Our bedrooms have soft beds, dedicated study areas, and spacious storage. The kitchens are fully equipped, creating a convenient cooking environment. The bathrooms provide showers and toilets, which are clean and sanitary. Some student accommodations in Madison provide TVs and an in-suite washer/dryer, creating a comfortable living environment.

What are the general steps to follow when applying for student accommodation in Madison?

When applying for student housing in Madison, Wisconsin, the application steps are mainly divided into:

  1. Explore and filter student accommodations on our website based on your preferences and needs.
  2. Select your perfect home from the listings, and click the "Enquire" button or the chat icon in the bottom right corner to fill out the request form.
  3. Schedule a tour with a dedicated advisor, or watch our realistic virtual tours, and get all your questions answered with expert help.
  4. Lock in your Madison student apartments and complete your payment following the advisor's instructions.

Are there any luxury student apartments in Madison, WI?

ADRIA is one of the Madison luxury apartments with quality common amenities. It is located at 179 W. Wilson Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53703, which is within walking distance of the best shopping, food, and drinks. It offers common amenities like a pool with lake views, a fitness center & sauna, a game room with billiards, pet amenities, and community rooms to improve your quality of life. ADRIA offers large 2 bedroom student apartments in Madison, WI, starting from $3,529 per month. You can have your own private bedroom and private bathroom near campus.

Can I find cheap student apartments in Madison?

Regent is the Madison affordable housing for students, which starts from $650 per month. It is located at 1402 Regent Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53711, just 0.6 miles from campus. It offers studios, shared rooms, and single rooms to meet different living needs. Among them, shared rooms are the most affordable, allowing you to split the rent with a roommate. Regent is well-furnished and fully equipped with furniture, allowing you to move in hassle-free and save more money. In addition, it provides many convenient common amenities, letting you experience comfortable Madison life at the most affordable price.

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