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Apartment Recommendations

The following are recommendations from past students about two Private Residence Halls, popular among international engineering students due to their proximity to Engineering Hall. It does not mean that we personally recommend them, but at least it gives you a third-person opinion. If you want a more complete list of privately owned residence halls on campus, please visit the Campus Area Housing Listing Service website.

The Saxony


305 N. Frances St.
Madison WI 53703
Fax: (608) 255-9445
Phone: (608) 255-9353
Email: Saxony@chartermi.net

Rates: $490 to $510 per person per month, depending upon number of roommates and size of room. and size of room.
Rent bedding, linens, and dishes.
Fifteen-minute walk to Engineering Hall.
Ask about subleases and semester long leases. You might get a good deal.

"Don't waste your time looking for a beautiful wood house near the lake!!! Go directly to the Saxony, they rent for the semester. You can share the apartment with other roommates and meet wonderful people. At the moment, the Saxony is like the headquarter of the exchange program students. There is no need to bring sheets, blankets, pots or dishes. You can rent them there."

— Student from France

"If exchange students only stay for one semester then tell them it is very difficult to find an apartment. I think there is no sense in phoning numerous different numbers to find a vacant accommodation for only one semester. I called approximately 30 different numbers but I only found one appropriate apartment building — the Saxony. And I was not the only one — almost all of us (Exchange Students) are living there and it is a lot of fun. The rooms are OK, it is very close to campus and they have all things there you need (starting from blankets to good laundry facilities). Normally you have one or two roommates, but a private bedroom — you share kitchen and bathroom."

— Student from Austria

The Regent

The Regent
1402 Regent St.
Madison, WI
Fax: (608) 258-1466
Phone: (608) 258 4900
Website: www.stevebrownapts.com/regent
Email: regent@stevebrownapts.com

Rates:
Standard apartment pricing:
Studio, One-Bath Apartments: from $774
Two-Bedroom, One-Bath Apartments: from $674 per bedroom
Suite-Style Three-Bedroom, One-Bath Apartments: $524 or $574 per bedroom

Remodeled apartment pricing:
Studio, One Bath Apartments: from $854
Two Bedroom, One Bath Apartments: from $754 per bedroom

  • Apartments are furnished
  • Rates include electricity, water, heat, internet, cable TV.
  • Facilities include computer lab, 24-hour study lounge, game room, fitness center.
  • Semester-long, nine-month and year leases are available. The number of semester-long leases may be limited.
  • The Regent will assign you a roommate if you do not have a preference.
  • Five-minute walk to Engineering Hall.

Services: Fitness Center, Computer Center, Laundromat, and Maintenance

"The prices are very reasonable and it's very clean and safe place to live. ... You can chose living either in a two or four-person apartment"

— Student from Chile



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Date last modified: 25-Aug-2008.
Date created 24-Jan-2001.
Content by: international@engr.wisc.edu
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