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About the Property
Located at 4241 Kling St, Burbank, CA 91505, this student housing in Los Angeles offers a range of housing options to meet the needs of different student preferences. Options include private and shared rooms, catering to both independent and social living preferences. 4241 Kling St, Burbank is ideal for students attending the CES College - Burbank, just a 12-minute drive away, and American Film Institute Conservatory, only 10 minutes by car, ensuring a balance of study and comfort.
Burbank, a bustling city in Los Angeles County, California, is home to approximately 107,000 residents, including a growing student population of over 6,500, with a significant number of international students drawn to its top academic programs. Often called the "Media Capital of the World," Burbank houses industry giants like Warner Bros., Nickelodeon Animation Studio, and The Burbank Studios, making it a prime destination for students pursuing film, animation, and media studies. Other popular courses include business, architecture, and digital arts. Established in 1887, Burbank evolved from an agricultural hub into a thriving entertainment and tech center. Students enjoy access to the Burbank Aviation Museum and Magnolia Park, a lively district filled with cafes, bookstores, and vintage shops. Located just 12 miles from downtown Los Angeles, Burbank offers students diverse cultural experiences, networking opportunities, and a dynamic urban-suburban lifestyle, making it an ideal place to live and study.
Features
Experience the ease and comfort of living at 4241 Kling St, Burbank, a top-tier student housing in LA. 4241 Kling St, Burbank presents a variety of room types to cater to your preferences, including Shared Room In 2 Bed 2 Bath, Private Room In 3 Bed 2 Bath, and Private Room In 2 Bed 2 Bath. Immerse yourself in a life of convenience at this LA student housing with every room featuring essential room amenities such as a dishwasher, consistently ensuring clean kitchenware, a television for entertainment, an oven and stove for your cooking exploits, a microwave for quick meals, a coffee maker to kickstart your mornings, toaster for breakfast needs, and fully furnished spaces making it move-in ready.
Burbank student housing boasts an array of sought-after common amenities, including on-site laundry facilities that simplify your weekly chores. Stay fit and active in the 2-story fitness center with cardio and strength equipment, socialize in the recreation room, or spend a relaxing evening by the outdoor fireplace with seating and barbecue areas. The beautifully landscaped barbecue and picnic area at 4241 Kling St, Burbank offers a perfect setting for outdoor gatherings, while the loft lounge with comfortable seating WiFi and Xbox access ensures leisure and connectivity are always at hand. Selected apartments at 4241 Kling St, Burbank come with a private balcony or patio and hard surface flooring, adding a touch of luxury to your living space. Residents of 4241 Kling St, Burbank housing can take delight in the convenience of the rent package, which includes utilities such as electricity, water, gas, and Wi-Fi allowing for hassle-free budgeting and no surprises with monthly costs.
Location and What's Hot?
4241 Kling St, Burbank serves as an ideal location for students seeking housing in Burbank, given its proximity to iconic academic institutions. The bustling cityscape around this student housing effortlessly meets the needs of scholarly residents, with Emerson College Los Angeles Center and Abraham Lincoln University, both just a 14-minute drive away.
Students living in student apartments in Los Angeles have a variety of dining options nearby. Starbucks offers a savory escape with its signature coffee and handcrafted beverages, while The Thirsty Merchant is a haven for craft beer enthusiasts and gastropub lovers. Students can indulge in lively evenings at Marie et Cie., a comfortable spot to unwind and socialize. Everyday essentials are hassle-free with grocery stores like Gelson's Valley Village/NoHo and Vons in the area, ensuring that students have easy access to groceries and home necessities. And, for health-related concerns, Valley Village Medical Center is readily available, bolstering the community's well-being.
Cultural enrichment is effortlessly within reach at 4241 Kling St, Burbank with the likes of the Burbank Public Library, maintaining a reservoir of knowledge and quiet study areas for scholars. Art aficionados can revel in exhibitions at nearby galleries, adding a dose of inspiration to their academic life. For those seeking leisure and entertainment, the surroundings of 4241 Kling St, Burbank, do not disappoint. Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood draws locals and tourists alike for an immersive experience into the world of filmmaking. With major studios in proximity, the area serves as a hub for artistic innovation, fostering a dynamic and creatively enriching environment. Green spaces like Johnny Carson Park and the iconic Griffith Park offer serene retreats for rest and recreation, perfect for weekend picnics or a refreshing jog. Meanwhile, Magnolia Park serves as a popular hangout, where students can shop, explore, and engage in community events.
Commute
Residents of 4241 Kling St, Burbank will find their daily commute simplified thanks to the convenient public transportation options available nearby. For those relying on bus services, the nearest bus stops include Laurel Canyon / Ventura Fwy and Laurel Canyon / Riverside, both offering access to various bus routes that traverse the Burbank area. Students can also access the subway system at North Hollywood and Universal Studios, ensuring convenient travel across the city. Additionally, for those students who rely on train travel, they'll be pleased to find that the Burbank - Downtown is also accessible from 4241 Kling St, Burbank student housing. The central location allows residents of Los Angeles student apartments to easily explore the wider Los Angeles County.
Pet policy
They are pet restricted communities but there are some exceptions under Federal and State laws.
Room Types
Bills Included
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Cancellation Policies (2)
- Early termination by studentsTermination of the tenancy contract before the end date is allowed.
- Cooling Off PeriodThis property does not offer cooling-off period.
Payment Policies (5)
- Booking DepositThis property requires booking deposit.
- Security DepositThis property requires security deposit.
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers 1, 12 flexible instalment plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What documents do I need to provide as an international student?
A: You will need to provide a copy of your passport and I-20 (or school admissions letter).
Q: What documents do I need to provide as a local student?
A: You will need to provide a copy of a government-issued ID (driver's license, state ID, or passport) and proof that you are attending a local school (admissions letter or current student ID).
Q: Do I need a cosigner?
A: A cosigner is needed if the applicant is under 18 years old. Cosigners complete the same application process as the future tenant. Please be sure to select the "cosigner" option at the beginning of the application.
Q: Is there a background check?
A: Yes. In order to assure the safety of our tenants, we run a criminal background check for all applicants.
Q: What is an individual lease?
A: Each student is responsible for their own lease and the charges or fees on their tenant portal. If one of your roommates is delinquent or terminates their lease, you won’t be effected. Please keep in mind that all tenants in the unit are equally responsible for the shared spaces in the unit.
Q: How is roommate conflict handled?
A: Our regional managers will conduct a conversation with both parties to try to resolve the issue. If the issue cannot be easily resolved, Accommodation will consider other options, which may include relocation.
Q: Do I need to find my roommate in order to share a room?
A: No. Accommodation takes care of all roommate matching.
Q: If I have a friend, can we move in together?
A: Yes, you may apply together and request to be roommates. Roommate requests are granted based on availability.
Q: How does Accommodation match roommates?
A: Residents are matched based on information they provide on their application. Factors such as age, school, and program are considered and facilitated to the best of our abilities.
Q: Do male and female students share the same apartment?
A: No, all of our apartment units are gender-specific unless requested otherwise by students or groups.
Q: Can I have visitors?
A: Of course! Visitors are allowed during the day but will have to leave apartment by 10 p.m. No overnight guests are allowed.
Q: How do I check in?
A: Once your lease is signed and move-in payments are received, you will need to e-mail with your move-in date and time to make sure a team member is available upon your arrival. You will need to show a valid photo ID at check-in. Please note: check-in hours are between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Q: How do I check in after hours?
A: Please contact to request an after-hours check in. A staff member will contact you with further instructions.
Q: Does each student get a set of keys?
A: Each student is provided with one set of keys which includes a key to the apartment unit, community amenities, and mailbox.
Q: Are parking spots available at my child's apartment?
A: There are assigned parking spaces available for a monthly fee. Students need to contact their customer service representative to request a parking space. Requests are honored if available.
Q: Can my child use financial aid to pay for Accommodation housing?
A: The resident is responsible for making their rent payments and deposits on time and in full, regardless of how and when their financial aid is dispersed. If financial aid is dispersed to you after your rent is due, we suggest that you pay out-of-pocket and reimburse yourself once your financial aid disbursement is received.
Q: How safe are your apartments?
A: Accommodation cannot guarantee your safety. However, we take steps to provide safe environments including controlled-access buildings and 24-hour onsite courtesy patrol provided by the building owners.
Q: Are meal plans included?
A: No meals are provided. All Accommodation have fully-equipped kitchens where students can prepare their own healthy and delicious meals.
Q: How do I pay my rent?
A: Online or by mail. Pay online through your tenant portal
Q: What do I have to pay when submitting my application?
A: Accommodation housing application is free. Once the application is approved, the student can pay the holding deposit to reserve their bed space. The holding deposit will convert to a refundable security deposit once the resident moves in.
Q: What are the move-in charges?
A: Move-in charges are comprised of your one-time placement fee (which covers brand new bedding and administrative charges) and your prorated first month's rent.
Q: What methods of payment are accepted?
A: Credit and debit card payments, bank transfers, and checks by mail.
Q: Are utilities and furnishings included?
A: Yes, all utilities are included. Electricity (up to a cap), trash, water, gas, unlimited high-speed Internet, Apple TV, and Netflix. The apartments are fully-furnished, including kitchen supplies, bedding, and desk furniture.
Q: Are there any laundry rooms?
A: Yes. Laundry facilities are located on each floor of the apartment buildings and are available to use by debit and credit card.
Q: Is there a housekeeping service?
A: This service not provided in Bay Area.
Q: Are pets allowed?
A: We are pet-restricted communities but there are some exceptions under Federal and State laws.
Q: Can I smoke inside the apartment?
A: No. All of our apartments are smoke-free.
Q: Are the amenities at my apartment community free?
A: Yes, all of the amenities listed on the property you applied for are included in your monthly rent.
Q: Is there public transportation near the apartment community?
A: Yes, transportation options are nearby all of our apartment communities.
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Los Angeles Student Housing
Los Angeles is a dream city for students, with its sunny vibes and prestigious universities drawing a massive student population every year. This influx has led to a thriving student housing Los Angeles market offering tons of options. On-campus housing often fills up fast, leaving many students turning to off-campus student housing in Los Angeles for more flexibility and variety. From cozy private rooms to social shared apartments, and from ensuite options to stylish studio apartments, LA’s student housing scene caters to every lifestyle and budget. Prices typically range from $900 to $1,800/month, depending on location and amenities.
Finding your perfect spot is effortless with amber, the ultimate platform for student housing in California. Whether you're attending the University of Southern California (USC), University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), University of California Santa Barbara, Southern California Institute of Architecture, or Cal State LA, amber connects you to top properties provided by Harrington and ACC. With verified listings, a user-friendly search experience, and a team that offers personalized booking support, amber has your back. Flexible leases? Check. Proximity to universities? You bet. And with options for every preference, from social hubs to quieter spaces, amber ensures you feel right at home in the City of Angels. Some of the options are Mid City, The Hive On Ellendale and The Terrace. Students can also browse through options like 1231 W 36th Pl, The Brenda, Echo Park, Lex by Category, 1224 W 37th Pl, and The Sienna.
About Los Angeles
Los Angeles, aka the City of Angels, is perched in sunny Southern California, nestled between the sparkling Pacific Ocean and rugged mountain ranges. Originally a humble Spanish settlement founded in 1781, it’s now a sprawling metropolis and the second-largest city in the US, home to over 250,000 students from all corners of the globe. With its youthful, diverse vibe, LA is a hotspot for Gen Z, offering everything from sandy beaches to the Hollywood Hills. Outdoor lovers can explore nearby gems like Runyon Canyon or take a day trip to Joshua Tree National Park for a desert adventure. The nearest areas like Storke Ranch and Northpark Square can be explored on the weekend.
Known for its iconic Coachella Music Festival and star-studded events like the Academy Awards, LA is the ultimate hub for entertainment and culture. It’s also a powerhouse for education, boasting world-class universities like UCLA, USC, and Cal State LA. These institutions are surrounded by student-friendly neighborhoods brimming with trendy cafes, libraries, and affordable hangouts. For example, UCLA is just a quick commute to amber-listed Los Angeles student housing like Ferrante, Skyline Terrace, 433 Midvale, and The Orsini, keeping you close to campus and the city buzz. With its top QS-ranked universities, a rich academic network, and endless cultural experiences, Los Angeles is the place where student dreams meet reality.
Best Student Housing in Los Angeles
Finding the right student housing in Los Angeles is a game-changer when you’re navigating life in a new city. From being your crash pad after late-night study sessions to your hub for making lifelong friends, where you live plays a big role in shaping your student experience. That’s where amber comes in, swooping to save the day with its verified listings for Los Angeles student housing and an easy-to-use platform that takes the hassle out of house hunting. Whether you’re after a cozy studio, a shared apartment, or ensuite living close to hotspots like UCLA or USC, amber’s got options to match every budget and preference. Plus, amber also offers personalized support to help you secure the perfect spot, ensuring you’re set to thrive in the city of dreams. Explore some of the best student housing in Los Angeles.
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3. Da Vinci
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10. Berendo Villas
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13. Wilshire Margot
14. Gemma North
15. Broadway Palace
16. The Nexen
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Affordable Student Housing in Los Angeles
Los Angeles might have a reputation for being pricey, but when it comes to student housing, the city serves up plenty of budget-friendly options without cutting corners on quality. From cozy shared apartments to no-frills private rooms, there’s something for everyone, proving that cheap student housing in Los Angeles doesn’t mean settling for less. Many affordable properties still pack in the essentials—like comfy living spaces, great locations near universities like UCLA and USC, and even perks like high-speed Wi-Fi and study lounges. For those on a tight budget, amber has your back with its range of verified, cost-effective student apartments in Los Angeles. Whether you’re all about location or looking to stretch your dollar without compromising comfort, amber ensures you get the best. Here are some cheap apartments for students in Los Angeles.
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Best Areas to Live in Los Angeles
Los Angeles is a patchwork of some of the vibrant and safest neighborhoods in LA, each offering something unique for students searching for their perfect home base. Whether you're all about the hustle and bustle or prefer a chill, artsy vibe, there’s a spot for everyone. Here’s a quick rundown of some of the best areas to live in Los Angeles for students:
1. Downtown
The heart of LA and a hub for students who want to be in the middle of the action. With trendy lofts, access to public transportation, and proximity to USC, it’s ideal for convenience and nightlife. Amber offers great options like Vega (1700 Arapahoe St), just minutes from campus.
2. Westwood
Nestled near UCLA, this student-friendly neighborhood combines leafy streets with buzzing cafes, bookstores, and cultural hotspots like the Hammer Museum. Here you can check out Maxwell.
3. Santa Monica
Beach vibes and student life come together here. Known for its relaxed yet lively atmosphere, Santa Monica is a top choice for those who want to study by day and surf by sunset. Amber’s housing like 1265 Barry Ave, here is a walk away from the iconic pier and university campuses.
4. Silver Lake
Artsy and eclectic, this area is a haven for creatives and foodies. With indie coffee shops, scenic parks, and a cool vibe, it’s great for students attending colleges in the east-central part of LA. It has housing like Lex by Category.
5. Glendale
A quiet yet modern neighborhood with tons of shopping and entertainment options. Its proximity to the Art Center College of Design makes it a favorite among design students. Here you can try the 3600 Barham Blvd student housing.
Room Types for Student Housing in Los Angeles
When it comes to student apartments in Los Angeles, amber ensures every student finds a space that feels just like home—whether you’re craving privacy, a social vibe, or something in between. Here’s a breakdown of the room types you can expect across amber’s wide range of properties:
1. Studio Apartments: These are perfect for students who love having their own private space. Studios come with everything you need—a private bedroom, a fully-equipped kitchen, and a bathroom—all in one cozy setup. They’re ideal for students who value independence and want a personal haven to focus on their studies, relax, and recharge after a long day.
2. Ensuite Rooms: Looking for a mix of privacy and community? Ensuite rooms are the way to go! You’ll get your bedroom with an attached bathroom for total convenience while still having access to shared kitchens and common living areas. This is a top pick for students who like their personal space but also enjoy bonding with housemates.
3. Non-Ensuite Rooms: These budget-friendly rooms offer a private bedroom with shared bathroom facilities. They’re perfect for students who are comfortable sharing spaces and are looking for an affordable yet cozy living option that fosters a sense of community.
4. Single Apartments: If total privacy is what you’re after, single apartments are your ultimate dream. With a personal bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom all to yourself, you can live independently while still being close to the university and the bustling student scene in LA.
5. 1, 2, or 3-bedroom Apartments: For students who love living with friends or roommates, these spacious apartments are a great choice. Each student gets their bedroom, while the living areas and kitchen are shared—perfect for hosting movie nights, study sessions, or just hanging out.
Cost of Living
Living in Los Angeles is like stepping into a world of endless possibilities, but budgeting is key to making the most of it. The city’s cost of living can be on the higher side, especially when it comes to housing, which often takes up the biggest chunk of a student’s monthly expenses. The average cost of living in the city ranges between $2,542 - $2,860 per month. Other expenses that add to the expenses include food and groceries, dining out, public transportation, and entertainment. With these averages in mind, planning can help you balance your lifestyle and enjoy the city to its fullest.
1. Off-campus housing: $1,000 - $1,600/month
2. Transportation: $100 - $170/month
3. Food: $360 - $400/month
4. Entertainment: $60 - $100/month
5. Groceries: $40 - $70/month
6. Clothes: $130 - $150/month
Student Travel Los Angeles
Getting around Los Angeles as a student is a breeze with its well-connected and diverse transportation options. From campus commutes to exploring the city, here’s how you can travel smartly:
1. Bus: LA’s bus system is a convenient and budget-friendly way to get around. A single bus ride costs $1.75, and it covers a wide range of routes across the city, making it easy for students to commute to and from campus or explore the city. The buses are frequent, and with the TAP card, you can transfer between different bus lines at no extra cost. You also get a monthly pass of $100/month for unlimited rides.
2. Subway: The subway is an affordable and popular way to get around the city. A single ride costs $1.75, and transfers between subway lines are free with a TAP card. If you plan on using it often, consider an Unlimited MetroCard. The Day Pass (1-Day Cap) costs $5, and the 7-Day Unlimited costs $18.
3. Biking: LA’s sunny weather makes biking a popular choice, with bike lanes and rental services like Metro Bike Share. A Single Ride (30 minutes) costs $1.75, a Day Pass costs $5, a 30-day Pass costs $17/month, and an annual membership costs $150/year.
4. Ride-Sharing Apps: Services like Uber, Lyft, and Via offer convenient door-to-door transportation. Prices vary based on distance, time of day, and demand, typically ranging from $10 to $30 per trip.
5. Electric Scooters: Perfect for short distances, e-scooters from companies like Bird or Lime are scattered throughout the city. Expect to pay around £1 to unlock and £0.15/minute for your ride.
6. Walking: In compact neighborhoods like Westwood and Downtown, walking is not only free but also a great way to discover local cafes, shops, and hangout spots.
Student Lifestyle and Living in Los Angeles
Los Angeles is the perfect city for students who want to balance study and fun. With its vibrant energy, LA offers a safe, lively, and student-friendly vibe that caters to all kinds of interests. Whether you’re into surfing, hiking, or checking out a new café, there’s something in LA for everyone. The city’s endless activities and cultural diversity make it an exciting place to live and thrive as a student. LA is known for its safe neighborhoods like Westwood and Santa Monica, which are not only great places to live but also home to a bunch of cafes, libraries, and study spaces. When it comes to hangouts, LA has got you covered. Grab a coffee at trendy spots like Urth Caffe or Verve Coffee Roasters. Enjoy delicious bites at restaurants like The Little Door, Bottega Louie, and Girl & The Goat Los Angeles.
And for nightlife? The best clubs in Los Angeles are on another level, with places like The Thirsty Crow or Seven Grand. If you want a more laid-back vibe, head to Griffith Park or Venice Beach to relax or get some fresh air while studying outdoors. There’s no shortage of unique events either! From the iconic Coachella Festival to local food fairs and art exhibitions, LA keeps the excitement going year-round. Whether you’re into US music festivals, food, or culture, the events in LA add something extra to your student experience, making every moment feel special.
Los Angeles Tourist Attractions
Los Angeles is the ultimate playground for tourists, with something for everyone, whether you're a thrill-seeker, a culture buff, or a chill wanderer. From iconic landmarks to endless beaches, trendy neighborhoods, and world-class museums, LA has it all. Whether you're snapping pics for the 'Gram or just soaking in the vibes, this city’s got a vibe that keeps you coming back for more. Here are a few top tourist attractions in Los Angeles.
1. Griffith Observatory
2. Universal Studios Hollywood
3. Venice Beach
4. California Science Center
5. Walt Disney Concert Hall
6. The Grove
7. Santa Monica Pier
8. Petersen Automotive Museum
9. Dodger Stadium
10. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter
Universities in Los Angeles
Los Angeles is the place to be for students, packed with prestigious universities, many near the student housing Los Angeles it draws talent from all over the globe. Whether you're into engineering, film, or social sciences, LA has a spot for you. It’s no wonder this city is a top choice for ambitious minds looking to make their mark. Here’s a quick rundown of the standout universities:
1. University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Known for its academic excellence and cutting-edge research, UCLA is one of the top public universities in the US. With everything from business to engineering, it's a major draw for students. Student housing options like Westgate Apartments are located close to the university, making it easy for students to travel.
2. University of Southern California (USC)
A private university with a reputation for its strong programs in business, law, and the arts, USC is all about blending tradition with innovation.
3. California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
If you're into tech and engineering, Caltech is where the brightest minds converge. Known for its STEM powerhouse programs, it's a dream school for those pursuing scientific breakthroughs.
4. American Film Institute Conservatory (AFI)
For anyone looking to break into the film industry, AFI is the place to be. With world-class training in directing, producing, and cinematography, this school is a launching pad for future filmmakers.
5. Mount Saint Mary’s University
A private liberal arts school focused on empowering women with strong programs in health sciences and business, MSMU offers a welcoming and supportive environment for all.