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Off-Campus Housing Near Gonzaga University
$2,400/unit
Fees may apply1007 E Sharp
$2,200/unit
Fees may apply1011 E Augusta Ave
$640/unit
Fees may apply1018 E Nora Ave
$3,150/unit
Fees may apply11 E Sinto Avenue
$3,600/unit
Fees may apply1523 E Liberty Ave
$650/unit
Fees may apply2207 N Morton St
$3,350/unit
Fees may apply322 East Ermina Avenue
$2,600/unit
Fees may apply329 E Mission Ave
$725/unit
Fees may apply427 E Nora Ave
$3,000/unit
Fees may apply808 East Mission Avenue
$909+/unit
Fees may apply940 North
$2,450/unit
Fees may apply950 E Indiana Ave
$1,184+/unit
Fees may applyBoxcar Apartments
$950/unit
Fees may applyCollegewod Place Apartments
$1,247+/unit
Fees may applyIronside Apartments - Up to Two Months Free!
$1,100/unit
Fees may applyRailhead Apartments
$700/unit
Fees may applyRennwood Court
$2,550/unit
Fees may applyThe Columbus Rows
$600/unit
Fees may applyThe GEE House
$2,500/unit
Fees may applyThe Nora Collection West
About Off-Campus Housing Near Gonzaga University
Gonzaga University is a Jesuit Catholic institution located on the north bank of the Spokane River in eastern Washington, enrolling approximately 9,000 students across its undergraduate and graduate programs. The university is widely recognized for its law school, strong business and nursing programs, and a nationally competitive men's basketball program that has made Gonzaga a well-known name far beyond the Pacific Northwest. The campus itself is compact and walkable, occupying a bend of the river just northeast of downtown Spokane, and its red-brick buildings give it a classic collegiate atmosphere. Spokane is the second-largest city in Washington and offers students a full urban experience with a diverse restaurant scene, a growing arts community, the Spokane River Centennial Trail for outdoor recreation, and a variety of neighborhoods with distinct characters. Off-campus housing near Gonzaga ranges from classic older homes in the Gonzaga neighborhood and Browne's Addition to modern apartments in the South Hill area, giving students flexibility to match their lifestyle and budget.
Gonzaga University Housing Requirements
Freshman Live-On Requirement
Gonzaga University requires all first-year students to live in university residence halls for the entirety of their freshman year. The policy is designed to build community and support academic success during the transition to college, and exemptions are granted only in very limited circumstances such as students residing with immediate family within a short commute distance.
Off-Campus Eligibility
Students who have completed their freshman year may apply to live off campus beginning with their sophomore year, though many students choose to remain in university housing through junior year to take advantage of campus amenities and community. The surrounding Spokane neighborhoods offer a range of rental options that become increasingly popular with upperclassmen.