The Verge Orlando, Orlando

The Verge Orlando is a comfortable student housing in Orlando, FL. The Verge Orlando apartments offer you four room types: Studio, 2B, 3B and 4B. The apartment is equipped with a washer/dryer and high-speed Internet access for students. The living room is spacious and bright, with soft sofas and wide windows providing a comfortable living environment for students. The facilities in the bathroom are also very complete and clean, the sink and mirror are very wide, the toilet and the bathtub are also very clean. The kitchen is equipped with an oven, refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher for students' daily cooking. The bedroom also has comfortable beds and spacious desks and chairs for students to study in the room.

The Verge Orlando's public facilities are also comprehensive. There is plenty of equipment in the gym, swimming pool, yoga studio, game room, table tennis, coffee bar and so on. Students can exercise in their spare time to ensure good health. The Verge Orlando also has a study room, business centre and conference room to facilitate students' daily learning. It is worth mentioning that The Verge Orlando apartments has CCTV and a Gated Community to ensure the personal and property safety of students at all times. Outdoor Grilling Area, Sundeck and Oterdoor Kitchen are also featured areas of the apartment, where students can carry out a variety of outdoor activities.

The Verge Orlando apartments location is ideal for students' daily activities. You only need to walk 26 minutes to reach the University of Central Florida. Restaurants and fast food restaurants such as The Dough Show, Habaneros Mexican Grill Orlando UCF and Proccolino's Ristorante & Pizzeria UCF are also nearby, and you only have to walk about 20 minutes to get there. Malgudi's Indian Market and Alafaya Village are good options if you want to go shopping. At the same time, there are bus stops and train stations around The Verge Orlando (N Alafaya Trail and Mackay Blvd, N Alafaya Trail and Mendel Drive, N Alafaya Trail and Lokanotosa Trail) to facilitate students' daily travel.