49 Columbia Street, Waterloo

The best thing about 49 Columbia Street is privacy. All of the bedrooms in the 5 Bed 5 Bath have private bathrooms attached, so you don't have to share a bathroom with 4 other people. The bedrooms are also on the larger side, so everyone has their own space in the apartment.

Daily chores at 49 Columbia Street West are made easier with laundry machines free in each unit, while high-speed internet keeps students connected for classes, assignments, and everything else. The rent at this student housing in Waterloo Ontario, also includes several utilities, including heating, water, WiFi, and gas, which means fewer separate bills to keep track of each month.

There is a useful shared space too. Residents of 49 Columbia Street West can use the indoor bicycle room for winter storage, an elevator, a lounge, and a trash room. Laundry machines free in each unit are available for everyday use, and 49 Columbia St W sits near central bus routes and close to Uptown Waterloo. For students with a car, covered parking is available for an additional charge at 49 Columbia Street West.

49 Columbia Street sits in a part of Waterloo where university life blends into the wider Uptown area. Conestoga College Waterloo Campus is 3 minutes by car.

Students have various options around 49 Columbia Street West to eat throughout the week. Students can grab a coffee at Seven Shores Community Cafe, Cafe 1842, or The Yeti Cafe. They can pop into Williams Fresh Cafe just for a quick breakfast or on a study break. They can have a local taste by visiting Pita Factory, Famoso Neapolitan Pizzeria, or Shinwa for a quick lunch or dinner. If students are looking for a larger portion with a more vibrant crowd, they can stop in at Malt & Barley Public House.

A short trip into Uptown Waterloo can be just as busy. Jane Bond and Pub on King are the top chosen meeting places for a night out, and Princess Cinemas gives a quick transition from study to film. In the evening, The Jazz Room offers live music. This downtown area is also filled with small independent shops, restaurants, and cafes, giving students an open afternoon with little to no plan.

When you need some space away from busy streets, Waterloo Park is an easy place to walk or sit outside. Laurel Creek Conservation Area gives students a more natural setting for longer walks and outdoor activities, while Victoria Park in nearby Kitchener is another option for a change of scenery.

For practical errands, students have access to Zehrs, Farm Boy, T&T Supermarket, Walmart Supercentre, and Conestoga Mall. Art and culture are covered by the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery and THEMUSEUM. For healthcare, the Regional Health Network is useful.

49 Columbia St W has access to both bus and rail connections, although students should allow a little more time for the walk to the nearest bus station.