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Off-Campus Housing Near UVM
$1,500+/unit
Fees may applyAstra Furnished Apartments
$950+/unit
Fees may applyCatamount Run
$1,975+/unit
Fees may applyCity West
$1,460/unit
Fees may applyPackard Lofts Apartments
$1,025+/unit
Fees may applyRedstone Lofts
$850+/unit
Fees may applySpinner Place
$1,800+/unit
Fees may applyThe Woolen Mill
$1,239+/unit
Fees may applyUniversity Commons at Catamount Run
$2,200/unit
Fees may apply349 Pearl St
$1,163+/unit
Fees may applyRedstone Commons; Student Housing
$1,025+/unit
Fees may applyRedstone Lofts; Student Housing
About Off-Campus Housing Near University of Vermont
The University of Vermont sits on a hill above Burlington, packing about 13,300 students into a city wedged between the Green Mountains and Lake Champlain. Burlington runs small and walkable, with the brick-paved Church Street Marketplace as its spine and the lakefront Waterfront Park along Champlain for sunsets and the Greenway bike path. Campus clusters around the University Green, then spills downhill toward the Old North End and the student streets off Buell and Isham. Fall means foliage and packed games at Gutterson Fieldhouse for Catamount hockey, the sport this town lives for. Winter is long and real, so students ski, skate, and lean in. Most of campus walks or grabs the GMT bus, and the lake-to-mountains setting is the whole point.
University of Vermont Housing Requirements
Freshman Live-On Requirement
First-year students at UVM live on campus, full stop, and the live-on requirement covers your first two years. Most students don't hit the Burlington rental market until junior year.
Off-Campus Eligibility
Exemptions exist for students who are 21 or older, married, living with a parent or guardian locally, or commuting from a permanent home address, but you apply and get approved rather than just opting out. When students at UVM move off, the city runs on a near-universal June 1 lease start, so almost everyone turns over on the same day.
Lease Timing
Burlington enforces minimum housing standards and a rental registry, so legit units carry a certificate of compliance, and the city caps unrelated tenants per unit, often four. Older houses near campus charge more for location than condition, so read the lease, ask who handles snow removal and heat, and confirm exactly what is included before you sign.