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Student Housing in Anaheim, CA

12 places found.

The George Apartment Homes (opens in new tab)

$2,695+/unit

Fees may apply

The George Apartment Homes

1330 N Blue Gum St (opens in new tab)

$2,500/unit

Fees may apply

1330 N Blue Gum St

156 Arbor Park Apartments (opens in new tab)

$1,725+/unit

Fees may apply

156 Arbor Park Apartments

208 N La Plaza (opens in new tab)

$2,950/unit

Fees may apply

208 N La Plaza

Colony Frontera Apartments (opens in new tab)

$2,175+/unit

Fees may apply

Colony Frontera Apartments

4.0 (5)
Eastwood Apartment Homes (opens in new tab)

$2,000+/unit

Fees may apply

Eastwood Apartment Homes

Hampshire Square Apartment Homes (opens in new tab)

$1,920+/unit

Fees may apply

Hampshire Square Apartment Homes

Hillcrest Village Senior Living (opens in new tab)

$1,700/unit

Fees may apply

Hillcrest Village Senior Living

Park Meadows Apartments (opens in new tab)

$1,800/unit

Fees may apply

Park Meadows Apartments

Parkside La Palma Apartments (opens in new tab)

$1,595+/unit

Fees may apply

Parkside La Palma Apartments

5.0 (5)
The Jackson (opens in new tab)

$2,250+/unit

Fees may apply

The Jackson

5.0 (5)
Valencia Apartments (opens in new tab)

$1,000+/unit

Fees may apply

Valencia Apartments

About Student Housing in Anaheim

Anaheim is the largest city in Orange County and home to a diverse student population attending Cal State Fullerton, Chapman University, and various community colleges. Its rental market is one of the more affordable in Orange County, with rents that undercut comparable Fullerton or Irvine options. The Anaheim Canyon Metrolink station and OCTA bus network connect students to CSUF and other campuses. The city is large and varied — the areas near Disneyland and the stadium corridor are completely different from the residential neighborhoods used by most students.

Best Neighborhoods for Students in Anaheim

North Anaheim (Near CSUF Commute Route)

The most practical student zone — close to the main OCTA bus corridors connecting to Cal State Fullerton and accessible to the Anaheim Canyon Metrolink station.

East Anaheim / Anaheim Hills

More suburban and car-dependent, but offers newer apartment stock at mid-range Orange County prices. Better for students with cars who want space.

Getting Around Anaheim as a Student

Here's what you need to know about getting around Anaheim.

Public Transit

OCTA buses connect North Anaheim to Cal State Fullerton and surrounding cities. Metrolink commuter rail at Anaheim Canyon provides connections to LA County and the broader region. The ARTIC transit hub in Anaheim connects multiple transit modes.

Walking and Biking

North Anaheim is bikeable along the main corridors. Most of Anaheim is car-oriented. The Angels Stadium and Disneyland areas have different traffic and pedestrian dynamics than residential neighborhoods.

Parking

Generally easy in residential Anaheim. Near entertainment corridors, more limited during events.

Frequently Asked Questions: Student Housing in Anaheim

Common questions from students searching for housing.

Anaheim runs $850-$1,200/mo per person — more affordable than Fullerton or Irvine for comparable unit quality. A solid Orange County budget option for students at area campuses.

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