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Sep 2019: Much cleaner and more comfortable than the housing on Main Campus. Extremely convenient for those who have a lot of classes on Centennial Campus. 5-minute walk to Hunt Library, could be even less than that depending on the building. The "On The Oval" cafeteria is located in the ground floor of the main building (Tower Hall), as are a fitness center and a small shop carrying limited food and drink options, a decent selection of NC State clothing, and a few office supplies. The NC Farmers' Market is also fairly close by. Review from Google
Feb 2019: A beautiful set of apartments on N.C. State campus.
Dec 2018: Is great place to live, the staff is friendly and going to Universtiy is VERY convenient. Moreover, the place has a group study area, which can be a great place to study if the library is closed. However, the fire alarm in the building goes off at least once/twice a week/two weeks....get ready to be irritated sometimes. Else, a great place to live. Review from Google
Nov 2018: No ventilation in bathrooms. Poor sound-cancellation walls. You can hear people talking or really doing anything in the living room from your room with the door closed. The sinks have poor pressure as well as an annoying ear piercing sound. Relatively cramped room even for someone who lives a minimalist lifestyle.
Although staff is kind, nothing can be done if you are a light sleeper unless you live in a single 1 bedroom as this is “strictly reserved†for graduate students. Cannot really tell roommates to whisper forever or to stop studying and typing on keyboard.
If you are a light sleeper and an undergraduate student, I would recommend finding other places with better sound cancelling walls. Review from Google
Jul 2018: The rooms are small for the price, amenities often stop working, and every semester it's a race to see what 30% of the students who need an overpriced parking spot are actually able to buy one.
The staff are nice. Review from Google
Jul 2018: The apartments as a whole are good. The dishwasher in the kitchen is a huge plus but not having a washer/dryer in the apartment isn't great. The living room is nice, good furniture. The bedrooms are very small and there are not many options for rearranging. The grounds are always well kept and it's in a great location if you have classes on centennial campus. Plus great proximity to the amazing Hunt library. The room size though is just it's biggest downfall. Review from Google
Feb 2018: The common areas and the grounds are always kept clean. The location is excellent. The only sore spots are parking pass cost/availability, smallish room size, and shared bathrooms (at least in the 4 bedroom apartments). Review from GoogleMay 2017: Very clean and close to classes but small for the price you pay. Review from GoogleDo apartments near NCSU have fast internet? Yes, internet speed is very important to students, and apartments know that. Here is a list of apartments near NCSU and the corresponding internet speed score: internet-speed-score-of-nCSU-apartments?on...read more
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Mar 2017: The apartments are close to both the library and a bus stop to get around campus, plus there is the Oval built into Tower Hall for somewhere close to eat. The rooms are individually locked and overall pretty well furnished though kitchen space and the comfort of the bedrooms desk and chairs leave something to be desired. Review from GoogleDec 2016: Students at desk our always helpful. Getting mail can occasionally be a pain.
Review from Google
May 2016: I like the apartment layout and security it offers. It is also right beside the library. Review from Google