Loading listings
Student Housing in Eau Claire, WI
$1,150+/unit
Fees may applyAndante
$1,040+/unit
Fees may applyCannery Square
$755+/unit
Fees may applyCompass Real Estate Management
$925/unit
Fees may applyCompass Real Estate Management - 414 Doty St
$343+/unit
Fees may applyInternational Harvester Apartment Homes at Banbury Place
$1,480+/unit
Fees may applyMetro Crossing Apartments
$1,195+/unit
Fees may applySCS Eau Claire
$975+/unit
Fees may applySeven1Five Apartments
$1,575+/unit
Fees may applySuite Homes Extended Stay Plus LLC
$1,099/unit
Fees may applyThe Eddy
$995+/unit
Fees may applyThe Grand Apartments
$1,435+/unit
Fees may applyWoodsedge Apartments
$430+/unit
Fees may apply1217-1217 1/2 2nd Ave
$780/unit
Fees may apply135 Broadway St
$420/unit
Fees may apply203 Chestnut Street
$445+/unit
Fees may apply209-209 1/2 Chestnut Street
$1,150/unit
Fees may apply315 8th Ave
$430/unit
Fees may apply523 Sixth Avenue
$445+/unit
Fees may apply536 1/2 Water Street
$440/unit
Fees may apply712 Water St
$445/unit
Fees may apply917-917 1/2 2nd Ave
About Student Housing in Eau Claire
Eau Claire, WI is a city of about 70,000 in west-central Wisconsin, set where the Eau Claire and Chippewa Rivers meet. The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire sits right along the Chippewa, and its students give the city a lively, creative streak that shows in its growing music and arts scene. Water Street is the heart of student life, a strip near campus packed with restaurants and bars, while the Third Ward and Randall Park neighborhoods offer leafier residential streets nearby. Phoenix Park downtown hosts the farmers market and sits at the hub of the Chippewa River State Trail, which threads through town. Between the rivers, the trails, and a revitalized downtown, Eau Claire has built a reputation as a surprisingly hip small city in the Chippewa Valley.
Best Neighborhoods for Students in Eau Claire
Water Street
The classic student hub, an energetic strip right by campus lined with restaurants and bars, with apartments and houses in the middle of it all. It is the heart of student social life.
The Third Ward
Just across the river, the Third Ward is quieter and leafier, full of older houses students lease for a more laid-back, residential feel close to class. It balances calm and proximity.
Randall Park
Also near campus, Randall Park mixes older homes and smaller apartment buildings and draws students who want character and a short walk to UWEC. It suits those wanting a residential feel.