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Student Housing in Platteville, WI
$549+/unit
Fees may applyNewman Heights
$500+/unit
Fees may applyPlatteville Apartments
$1,260/unit
Fees may applyStraight Arrow Apartments
$1,795/unit
Fees may apply205 N Bonson St
$1,895/unit
Fees may apply235 N Bonson St
$375+/unit
Fees may apply260 W Cedar St
$1,795/unit
Fees may apply295 Bayley Ave
$900/unit
Fees may apply295/297 North Second Street
$2,600/unit
Fees may apply305 N Washington St
$1,595/unit
Fees may apply315 Bayley Avenue
$2,295/unit
Fees may apply35 N Elm St
$1,495/unit
Fees may apply530 N Court
$800+/unit
Fees may apply538/540 N Washington St. Duplex
$595+/unit
Fees may apply540 N Court
$1,925/unit
Fees may apply650 N Water St
$1,600/unit
Fees may apply765 Pioneer Point
$1,795+/unit
Fees may applyPioneer Bluff Apartments
$1,695/unit
Fees may applyPioneer Ridge
$495+/unit
Fees may applyStonebridge Apartments
About Student Housing in Platteville
Platteville is a small city of about 12,000 residents in Grant County, southwestern Wisconsin, and home to UW-Platteville. The local economy is shaped by the university, agriculture, and regional manufacturing, giving the community a stable, working-class character. Downtown Platteville features a modest commercial district with restaurants, shops, and services within easy reach of campus. The surrounding region is defined by rolling hills and farms, and the mining heritage that gave the area its name is celebrated at the local mining museum. Students drawn to an affordable, close-knit college town will find Platteville a welcoming place to live.
Best Neighborhoods for Students in Platteville
North and East of Campus
The most popular student neighborhoods, with walkable access to classes and campus facilities.
Hickory and Chestnut Streets
Lined with rental houses and small apartment buildings that fill quickly each fall.
Downtown Platteville
Along Main Street, a short walk from most student housing and the social and commercial hub.
Outer Streets
Quieter, more residential settings with more space or lower rent. The compact city keeps no neighborhood far from campus.