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Student Housing in Oneonta, NY
$1,444+/unit
Fees may applyWilber Park Apartments
$3,375+/unit
Fees may apply1 Washington St
$3,420+/unit
Fees may apply140 Main St
$675+/unit
Fees may apply16 Grove St
$3,420+/unit
Fees may apply20-22 High St.
$750+/unit
Fees may apply28 West St
$3,375+/unit
Fees may apply29 Church St
$3,375+/unit
Fees may apply3 Harmon Ave
$3,420+/unit
Fees may apply31 Church St
$725+/unit
Fees may apply43 Maple St
$3,510+/unit
Fees may apply45 Center St
$675+/unit
Fees may apply45 Maple St
$3,420+/unit
Fees may apply47 Center St
$3,510+/unit
Fees may apply47-49 Maple St.
$3,420/unit
Fees may apply68-70 Clinton St
$3,330+/unit
Fees may apply8 Ford Ave
$3,375+/unit
Fees may apply9-11 Cherry St.
$3,330+/unit
Fees may apply96 Center-40 Pine St
About Student Housing in Oneonta
Oneonta is a small city of roughly 13,000 residents located in Otsego County in the Catskill foothills of upstate New York. The city has a strong college-town character shaped by SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College, both of which sit on hills above the downtown area. Main Street serves as the commercial spine of the city, lined with local restaurants, shops, and bars that cater to both students and year-round residents. Winters are cold and can bring significant snowfall, but the compact layout of the city makes it relatively walkable for students living near campus. The surrounding countryside offers hiking, outdoor recreation, and scenic drives through the Catskills region.
Best Neighborhoods for Students in Oneonta
Main Street and South of Campus
The most student-friendly area, within easy walking distance of classes, dining, and local businesses.
Chestnut and Elm Streets
Particularly popular, typically filling with student tenants early in the fall search season.
Downtown Market Street
A mix of students and long-term residents, with some larger apartment units appealing to upperclassmen.
North and East of Campus
Quieter surroundings, though a car is needed for most daily needs.