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Student Housing in Columbia, SC
$695+/unit
Fees may apply21 Oaks
2.8
$705+/unit
Fees may applyGarnet Crossing
3.4
$1,064+/unit
Fees may applyHub at Columbia
$495+/unit
Fees may applyRedpoint Columbia
$772+/unit
Fees may applySaga Columbia
3.4
$1,329/unit
Fees may applySawyer on Lincoln
4.8
$819+/unit
Fees may applyStation at Five Points
$900/unit
Fees may applyThe Row at the Stadium
$1,261+/unit
Fees may applyThe Standard at Columbia
$1,350/unit
Fees may apply1114 Maiden Lane
$1,000/unit
Fees may apply2009 Greene st
$820/unit
Fees may apply2316 Pendleton st
$1,600/unit
Fees may apply2833 Superior St
$795/unit
Fees may apply3834 Rosewood Dr
$2,250/unit
Fees may apply919 Huntington Avenue
$1,450/unit
Fees may applybonair
$2,500/unit
Fees may applyCharming Shandon Corner Lot Home – Hardwood Floors
$2,400/unit
Fees may applyFantastic Bungalow in Rosewood!
$1,650+/unit
Fees may applyFive Points Home
$3,000/unit
Fees may applyJUST REDUCED! Walk to the Stadium-Olympia!
$975+/unit
Fees may applyRosewood Gardens
About Student Housing in Columbia
Columbia, South Carolina is the state capital and home to the University of South Carolina, where roughly 35,000 students give downtown a steady collegiate hum. The campus centers on the historic Horseshoe, and student life spills into Five Points just south, the classic bar-and-restaurant district most undergrads gravitate toward. The Vista along the Congaree River leans more polished and draws seniors and grad students, while Shandon offers leafy streets and old houses. Beyond the bars, you've got the State House grounds, the riverfront greenway, Riverbanks Zoo and Garden, and a busy slate of festivals and Gamecock game days. It's a mid-size capital city with a big SEC heartbeat and easy access to lakes and rivers.
Best Neighborhoods for Students in Columbia
Five Points
The undergrad favorite, walkable, social, and packed with the widest selection of student apartments just south of the Horseshoe.
The Vista
Along the Congaree River, this district runs more upscale and draws seniors and grad students who want a polished riverfront vibe.
Shandon
Tree-lined streets and older houses, popular with students who want a calmer residential feel close to campus.
Getting Around Columbia as a Student
Here's what you need to know about getting around Columbia.