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505 S. First, Champaign

Name: 505 S. First, Champaign
Address: 505, South 1st Street, Champaign, Illinois, 61820, US
Telephone: +918035735724
Price range: $870/week - $1030/week

505, S 1st St, Champaign, 61820, United States

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$870

per month

0.5 mi from City Center

( 3m. 12m. 12m)

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University of Illinois Urbana | 0.93 mi

Parkland College | 2.97 mi

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About the Property

Located in the heart of Champaign, 505 S. First Champaign, 61820, USA, has become a prominent choice for student housing in Champaign. These off-campus student housing in Champaign provides a range of shared apartments, catering to different needs and preferences. Students from The University of Illinois Urbana and Parkland College find this location particularly convenient, being at a commutable distance that supports both their academic and social lives.

Champaign, Illinois, nestled in the heart of the American Midwest, is a city teeming with academic vitality and Midwestern charm. Champaign, a lively city known for its thriving educational environment, is home to a diverse student population and has a rich culture that adds to the overall experience of school life. With a student population of over 55,000, largely from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, the city thrives as an educational and cultural hotspot. Ranked 85th in the QS Best Student Cities, Champaign offers a dynamic and inclusive environment for students from across the globe. Known for its attractions, Champaign combines cultural experiences with outdoor recreation. Its bustling downtown features a thriving arts scene, unique restaurants, and entertainment venues that appeal to students. Affordable living, excellent public transportation, and access to cutting-edge research facilities make Champaign a top choice for learners. The city’s emphasis on innovation, community engagement, and career-building opportunities ensures that students find both personal and professional growth in this vibrant Midwest destination.

505 S. First Champaign IL not only presents comfortable student housing in Champaign but also places students in the heart of a city celebrated for its university life. 505 S. First student housing promises a blend of convenience, community, and culture, perfect for students eager to make the most of their college years.

Features

At 505 S. First Champaign, experience top-tier student housing designed for comfort and convenience. The property prides itself on its great campus location and state-of-the-art design large units that cater to students' every need. Students can choose from various room types, including 2 bed 1 bath, 3 bed 2 bath, and 4 bed 2 bath configurations, each promising ample space and privacy. Embedded in every unit are room amenities that ensure a seamless living experience. Tenants appreciate the fully furnished rooms with modern furniture, allowing for a stylish and comfortable living environment. The granite countertops and cabinets add an elegant touch to the modern aesthetic. Practical needs are not overshadowed, with a suite of appliances including a stainless steel dishwasher, fridge, stove, and microwave. Clothing care is convenient with an in-unit washer and dryer**, while hardwood floors give the space a sleek and clean look.

The elevator ensures easy access to all floors, while off-street parking provides ample space for vehicles. Safety and support are paramount, exemplified by a secure building with security cameras and 24-hour maintenance staff ready to address any concerns. Additionally, students can enjoy swift connectivity with free fiber internet, keeping them connected for both study and entertainment purposes. Living at 505 S. First St means embracing a lifestyle that aligns with academic and personal growth, where convenience meets contemporary living.

Location and What's Hot?

Students attending the University of Illinois Urbana and Parkland College are perfectly positioned to cherish a vivacious lifestyle around 505 S. First, Champaign. This bustling area, enriched with educational excellence, is also a hub of culinary delights and social junctions. Just a casual stroll away, students can indulge in the aromatic brews of Café Kopi or savor the artisan dishes at Maize Mexican Grill. For those craving late-night bites, the illustrious Joe's Brewery offers not just a vibrant pub scene but an array of scrumptious eats. Within the echo of laughter and chatter, Escobar Restaurant presents an upscale yet cozy dining experience that speaks to the heart. Moreover, the essential daily provisions are within easy reach, with the likes of Schnucks Champaign nearby, ensuring that pantry restocks are a breeze.

Health and wellness are not relegated to the backdrop as McKinley Health Center lends its services, ensuring peace of mind for both students and parents alike. Beyond the routines of academic life, 505 S. First Champaign student housing proves ideal for cultural and leisure pursuits. The iconic Virginia Theatre offers a spirited mix of live performances and classic films, while the Krannert Art Museum challenges the senses with its rich and diverse art displays. The Illini Union, a cornerstone of student life, not only serves as a study sanctuary but also a premier venue for socializing and unwinding between classes. For those seeking a verdant escape, Scott Park provides an oasis for both tranquil reflection and recreational activities. Natural beauty harmonizes with academic ambitions here, as students find solace and inspiration amidst its serene backdrop. And when the weekend comes calling, the historic Urbana's Market at the Square is a wonderland of local produce, vibrant crafts, and delightful delicacies. Indeed, 505 S. First Champaign IL captures the essence of a genuine student haven where practical conveniences merge seamlessly with the pulsating community spirit. Here, youthful energy thrives, and the bond of academia fuses effortlessly with the zeal of discovery.

Commute

For students calling 505 S. First Champaign their home, commuting within the city of Champaign is incredibly convenient thanks to its proximity to various modes of transportation. When residing at 505 S. First student housing, students can easily catch a bus at two of the nearest bus stops, Illini Union (North Side Shelter) bus stops and Gregory Dr & Dorner Dr bus stops, ensuring hassle-free travel around the town and academic institutions. Additionally, the accessibility of this housing in Champaign is further enhanced by the nearby Springfield Ave train station, allowing for greater connectivity. Whether it's for grocery runs, meeting up with friends, or heading to classes, the well-located transport links make living at 505 S. First Champaign a top choice for students prioritizing ease of commute.

Room Types (3)

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An apartment with four bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and bathroom

4 Bed 2 Bath

Starting From: $870/month

Private Room

Shared Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

An apartment with three bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and bathroom

3 Bed 2 Bath

Starting From: $930/month

Private Room

Shared Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

An apartment with two bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and bathroom

2 Bed 1 Bath

Starting From: $1,030/month

Private Room

Shared Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

Amenities

Common Amenities

Great Campus Location

Outstanding Location

State Of The Art Design Large Units

Elevator

Off Street Parking

24-Hour Maintenance

Safety and Security

Secure Building With Security Cameras In Common Areas

Bills Included

Fiber Internet

Payment Policies (4)

Booking Deposit
This property requires booking deposit.
Pay In Instalment
This property offers 1, 12 flexible instalment plans.
Mode Of Payment
Payment via easy transaction modes.

Guarantor Requirement

Guarantor requirements and policy.

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Booking Deposit

Payment policies will be shared at the time of booking.

Pay In Instalment

Rent is due on the 1st of the month. The amount of rent you will pay for the entire lease term is divided into 12 equal installments.

Mode Of Payment

Check or money order

Guarantor Requirement

They do not allow guarantors or cosigners.  Only the resident living in the apartment or house may sign the lease. The resident must pass the application credit check in order to sign the lease and live in the apartment or house.

Cancellation Policies (1)

Other cancellation policies
General cancellation policies may apply to this property.

Other cancellation policies

Cancellation policies will be shared at the time of booking.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is pest control service available?

Your apartment will receive quarterly preventative pest control service and inspection.

Is pet allowed?

Pets are prohibited and residents cannot keep any pets in or about the leased premises or the building without advanced written permission of the Lessor. The no pet policy also applies to pets of resident’s guests and visitors.

What is the Plumbing facility?

If your toilet is overflowing, first shut off the water. The water shut-off valve is located behind the toilet. Turn the valve counter clockwise and you should hear the water stop running. Next insert the plunger in the toilet and begin plunging. The blockage is clear when the water in the toilet starts to drain down.To turn the water back on, turn the water shutoff valve clockwise. Let water in the tank fill up and flush. If the problem persists, repeat the instructions above. Sometimes it takes a few tries to clear the blockage.

What is roommate matching?

The University Group will place you with roommates in a multi-bedroom apartment. You will have your own bedroom and an individual, separate lease. Utilities will be included to simplify your experience.

Which benefits do you get for roommate matching?

Individual leases Meet new people Utilities included Lower rent costs than most studio or one-bedroom options

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What is provided for safety and security?

Smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors are provided in each unit. Please do not alter any carbon monoxide and/or smoke detector provided in the unit. If the smoke detector beeps once every minute, it is indicating a low battery. Residents have the responsibility to test and provide general maintenance to said detectors within the unit, including the responsibility to replace the batteries, and to notify the Maintenance Department of any deficiencies which the resident cannot correct. If the smoke detector sounds a constant, loud alarm, it has detected smoke and you should check the apartment and call 911 if there is an emergency. If your building has an elevator and the elevator service is interrupted during a fire, you should go to the nearest stairwell landing. The Fire Department is trained to check stairwells first when responding to a fire.

What is security deposit in the property?

Your security or damage deposit is used to insure that you keep the apartment in good condition. This sum can be used to rectify any damage, abuse, excess cleaning, and other issues that may exist. The damage deposit cannot be used to pay the last month’s rent. The damage deposit will be refunded within 30 days of your lease expiration date. The damage deposit will be refunded in one check per apartment as stated in your joint lease. It will be the residents’ responsibility to split the damage deposit refund check among roommates.

What do you do for clearing snow and ice?

Which criteria is there for wall hangings?

Please use slender nails that are 1/16” in diameter or less such as “Gorilla” or “Monkey” hook picture hangers or picture hanging nails. Please do not use double-faced tape or adhesive hangers. Displaying any window, door, or yard signs is not allowed.

Is parking available?

Based on parking availability, current and prospective residents will be given the option to sign a parking space agreement at their apartment lease signing. Current and prospective residents may choose from a map of available spaces and sign the parking space agreement for that particular space. Parking is first come, first served. Once all parking spaces at a building are leased, a waiting list will be started for that building. If a parking space becomes available, we will call the first person on the waiting list for that building. If the first person does not sign a parking space agreement by the specified deadline, we will proceed down the waiting list. The parking rent will be paid each month along with the apartment rent on the specified dates.

Is A/C & Heating available?

For apartments with central air conditioning or a wall unit: To cool your apartment as quickly as possible, close the doors to the bedroom and bath areas. During extremely hot weather, it is suggested to start your air conditioner in the early morning before it gets too hot to maintain a cool apartment. Please do not set the thermostat below 70 degrees Fahrenheit for cooling or the air conditioner unit will freeze up. Please do not remove air filters. If air filters are removed you will be held liable for any damage or maintenance to the heating or air conditioner. Please check the operation of the air conditioner prior to the start of the cooling season, if it does not operate it often takes 5 to 10 days for service.

Is garbage disposal available?

If your garbage disposal is not working, first reach below the unit and feel around for the reset button. Push the button to reset the unit. If that doesn’t work then there may be something jammed in the unit. You need to rotate the unit to free it up. Take an allen wrench and insert it into the hole in the center of the bottom of the disposal. Rotate the wrench back and forth until you feel the blockage is freed. DO NOT apply too much pressure to the grinder.

Is Stove/Oven available?

If your stove or oven won’t light, you will either need to relight the pilot light OR contact Ameren Illinois Power to make sure you have turned the gas on in your name. If your stove burners won’t light, gently lift the base of the stove-top. Next locate the pilot light (two total). Use a lighter or match to relight the pilot light. If your oven won’t light or warm up, look below the base of the oven or directly below it to locate the pilot light. Use a match or lighter to relight the pilot light.

Can we park bicycles?

Please only park/lock bikes to the designated bike rack at your building. Bikes are not allowed to be parked in hallways, in the stairwells, or attached to any part of the building, railings, fence, etc. If parked in one of these locations they will be removed and you will be charged $25.00 to get the bike back. If your bicycle is impounded for any reason, it will be retained for 30 days before it is discarded or sold to cover removal costs.

If apartment do not have power, what to do?

If outlets or lights in an area of the apartment don’t have power while other areas in the apartment still have power, please first check the GFI(Ground Fault Interrupter) outlets in the kitchen and bathroom. This is a special electrical outlet that prevents electrocution in situations where water may come into contact with an electrical appliance. If you lose electrical power in the kitchen or bathroom, try pressing the “reset” button. Pressing the “test” button will intentionally trip the GFI. Press the “reset” button to reset the GFI. If resetting the GFI does not restore power please reset the circuit breaker. Every apartment has its own circuit breaker box. If you can’t find yours, try checking in the closets or in the mechanical room next to the water heater. Once you locate the circuit breaker box, open the cover and you’ll see what looks like several light switches. Feel each switch to make sure that it’s firmly in the ON position. Don’t worry touching these switches won’t shock you. Once a breaker is tripped it will feel loose. Flip the switch to the OFF and then ON. This will reset the breaker and power should be restored. If the breaker won’t reset, there may be too many things plugged into an outlet. If this occurs try unplugging the items and plugging only one or two items back in to the outlet.

What to do if not get hot water?

If you do not have hot water, be sure the circuit breaker for the water heat is switched to the “on” position before submitting a maintenance request. To reset a circuit breaker, first switch it to the “off” position and then switch it to the “on” position.

What is the policies for loosing keys?

Every individual tenant receives an apartment key. One mailbox key and one laundry room key is also provided to each apartment when the lease starts. All lost keys will be replaced at the resident’s expense. Lost keys are $25 per key. Lost key fobs are $50 per fob. In some cases, this may entail re-keying or replacing the lock. A mailbox key replacement is $25.

What is the procedure of lockout?

Lock outs after hours are not considered emergencies. The lock out charge is $50 payable in cash only. You must provide a photo id. Please do not attempt to break in to your apartment, as you will be held responsible for any damages you may cause.

How we can receive mail and packages?

Please place your name on your mailbox in order to receive your mail. Please check your mail on a regular basis as accumulated mail can make the mailbox difficult to open and close. If you are unable to check your mail for more than a few days, please contact the United States Postal Service to have your mail held. The University Group does not accept packages at their office for residents. All packages must be sent directly to your apartment. For secured entry buildings, UPS, FedEx, USPS have entry keys and will attempt to deliver the package to your apartment door. They highly recommend requiring a signature when ordering packages and putting a note on your apartment door instructing the mail carrier not to leave the package if no one is home.

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Champaign Student Housing

Champaign, Illinois, is a lively college town best known for the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, attracting a large and diverse student community every year. With on-campus housing often limited, students turn to Champaign off-campus housing for more flexibility and variety. The city offers a wide range of student apartments in Champaign, from affordable shared flats, ensuite, non-en-suite, multi-bedroom to modern studio apartments that fit different budgets and lifestyles.

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Popular student housing in Champaign includes The Suites At Third, Champaign, The Tower At Third, Champaign, etc, with many managed by trusted property managements. With amber, students can access a broad selection of apartments for rent in Champaign and find student housing in Illinois that meets both their needs and lifestyle.

About Champaign

Champaign, located in central Illinois, is a lively college town known for its strong academic environment and student-friendly vibe. With a population of around 88,000, the city combines small-town charm with the energy of a bustling university community. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy parks like Meadowbrook Park or take a stroll along the Boneyard Creek Trail, offering a peaceful break from student life.

The city comes alive with cultural events, local music festivals, and sports games, keeping students engaged beyond the classroom. The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign is the centerpiece of the city, surrounded by neighborhoods full of cafes, study spots, and affordable hangouts. For instance, students can reach amber-listed student apartments in Champaign within minutes from campus, making it easy to balance studies and social life.Champaign offers a range of options from student housing in Champaign, ensuring every student finds a home that fits their needs.

Best Student Housing in Champaign

Finding the right student apartments in Champaign makes a big difference in college life. From unique student housing in Champaign to private apartments that suit your lifestyle, the right place balances comfort, convenience, and community. Amber offers a wide range of verified off-campus options, helping you discover the apartments for rent in Illinois without the hassle.

The Suites At Third, Champaign - ★★★★ (4/5) - “This is an extremely well-managed accommodation in Champaign! The rooms are gorgeous and have a lot of storage” - from $769/month
The Cottages at Illinois, Champaign - from $685/month
Yugo Urbana Illinois, Champaign - from $775/month
The Tower At Third, Champaign - ★★★★★ (5/5) - “Really love the place. Great value for the amenities and service you get” - from $809/month
Pacifica on Green, Champaign - from $849/month

Affordable Student Housing in Champaign

Champaign is home to a variety of student-friendly housing options that combine affordability with convenience. From shared apartments to private units, student apartments in Champaign provide a comfortable base for campus life. Many student housing in Champaign features essentials like study areas, fast Wi-Fi, and secure surroundings, proving that cost-effective options don’t mean compromising on quality. Whether you’re looking for private student housing in Champaign or browsing apartments for rent in Champaign near the University of Illinois amber will help you find teh best one. With choices designed to suit different budgets and lifestyles, students can enjoy off-campus housing without any hassle.

Latitude, Champaign - from $889/month
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The Dean Campustown, Champaign - from $1085/month
501 S. Sixth, Champaign - from $805/month

Best Areas to Live in Champaign

Champaign has a variety of neighborhoods suited for students, from bustling hubs near the university to quieter residential streets. Those looking for student apartments in Champaign will find a range of options that combine convenience, affordability, and a lively student vibe:

Campustown: Right next to the University of Illinois, Campustown is the go-to spot for students who want to be in the heart of the action. Cafes, bookstores, and nightlife make it ideal, with rents around $900–$1,400 per month.
University District: A calm, leafy area perfect for focused study and community living. Students can find the best one here, with average rents of $850–$1,250 per month.
Downtown Champaign: Offering a mix of apartments and entertainment options, Downtown is great for students wanting a lively yet accessible lifestyle. Apartments for rent in Champaign range from $950–$1,500 per month.
West Urbana: Known for its affordable housing and convenient transit connections, West Urbana attracts budget-conscious students seeking student housing in Champaign, with rents averaging $800–$1,200 per month.
Lincoln Square Area: A quieter neighborhood with parks and local cafes, Lincoln Square is ideal for those who want a balanced student experience. Best student housing in Champaign can be found here, with average rents around $850–$1,350 per month.

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Room Types for Student Housing in Champaign

Amber makes finding student housing in Champaign simple, whether you’re after a quiet personal space or a more social environment. Our properties cover a variety of layouts to suit different needs and budgets, helping students settle in comfortably near campus.

Studio Apartments: These self-contained units offer a private bedroom, bathroom, and small kitchen area. Perfect for students who prioritize independence and uninterrupted study time, studios are a top choice for those looking for private student housing in Champaign.
2-Bedroom and 3-Bedroom Apartments: Each student enjoys a private bedroom while sharing the kitchen and living areas with roommates. These apartments are ideal for friends or small groups seeking a mix of privacy, affordability, and a connected living experience.
Shared Apartments: Shared apartments in Champaign consist of multiple private bedrooms with communal kitchens and living spaces. This setup suits students who enjoy social living and want to build a sense of community without compromising personal space.
Private Rooms: Offering a personal bedroom with access to shared bathrooms and common areas, private rooms are a budget-friendly option. They combine comfort and convenience, making them a popular choice for students exploring off-campus apartments in Champaign.

Cost of Living

Champaign offers a mix of exciting campus life and reasonably priced living, making it ideal for students seeking both convenience and comfort. Housing, including student apartments in Champaign and private student housing, forms the largest part of monthly expenses. Other essentials like food, transportation, and utilities are generally affordable, helping students make the most of their budget. The approximate cost of living in Champaign for a student is around $1,000 – $1,600 per month Knowing the typical costs can help you plan ahead and enjoy the best student housing in Champaign without financial stress.

Accommodation: $700 - $1,100/month
Groceries: $150 - $220/month
Transportation: $40 - $70/month (bus pass or bike)
Utilities (Gas, Electricity, Water): $50 - $90/month
Internet: $25 - $45/month
Leisure & Social Activities: $40 - $80/month

Student Travel Champaign

Getting around Champaign is hassle-free, especially for students. The city’s compact neighborhoods, combined with multiple transit options, make it easy to commute to class or explore the local area.

MTD Bus System: Champaign-Urbana’s Mass Transit District (MTD) covers the city and surrounding student neighborhoods extensively. A weekly student pass costs £9/week, offering unlimited rides and convenient connections between the University of Illinois campus and popular off-campus apartments in Champaign.
Biking: Many student housing areas are within easy cycling distance of campus. The city has dedicated bike lanes, often provides secure bike storage. Bike-share programs let students rent bikes affordably for short trips.
Ride-Sharing Services: Uber and Lyft operate widely across Champaign, giving students flexible travel options. Typical rides cost between £6–£18, ideal for students living in Champaign off-campus housing or private apartments.
Walking: With the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign at the city center, walking is a convenient option for students staying in apartments near campus. It’s free and allows easy access to cafes, libraries, and campus amenities.
Car Rentals & Sharing: For longer trips or weekend getaways, car-sharing services like Zipcar are available, giving students affordable access without needing a personal vehicle.

Nearest Properties to Top Universities

The Suites At Third, Champaign - 5 min drive to University of Illinois Urbana
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309 Green, Champaign - 13 min drive to Parkland College
HERE Champaign, Champaign - 12 min drive to Parkland College

Student Lifestyle & Tourist Attractions in Champaign

Champaign is a dynamic city for students looking to balance academics with fun. With a safe and welcoming environment, the city offers easy access to study spaces, cafes, and cultural experiences, making it ideal for both learning and leisure.

Neighborhoods near the University of Illinois, such as Campustown and Downtown Champaign, are popular for their student-friendly vibe.

For socializing, students can grab coffee at Espresso Royale or Café Kopi, enjoy casual bites at Black Dog Smoke & Ale House or Maize Mexican Grill, or study outdoors at West Side Park. When the sun goes down, the city’s nightlife comes alive with live music at The Blind Pig or relaxed evenings at local pubs. Champaign also hosts a range of events, from the annual Pygmalion Festival to student-led campus activities, offering plenty of opportunities to connect with peers and dive into local culture.

Must-visit attractions include Krannert Art Museum, Japan House, Illinois Theatre, Urbana Sweetcorn Festival, and the Orpheum Children’s Science Museum. These spots combine entertainment, arts, and outdoor experiences, giving students a rich and memorable city life.

Top Universities in Champaign

Champaign is a prime destination for students seeking quality education paired with a lively campus atmosphere. Known for its strong academic programs and accessible student housing in Champaign, the city attracts students from across Illinois and beyond. From engineering to agriculture and business, Champaign has options for every academic interest.

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC): A flagship university renowned for research, engineering, and business programs, UIUC draws students nationwide. Nearby student apartments in Champaign and private student housing make commuting simple and convenient.
Parkland College: Offering a range of associate degrees and professional certifications, Parkland College provides flexible learning with student housing in Champaign close to campus.
Illinois Central College (Nearby): Focused on specialized programs and workforce development, it complements Champaign off-campus housing options for students seeking convenient apartments for rent in Champaign.
Trinity Christian College (Nearby): Known for its liberal arts and science programs, students here can take advantage of best student housing in Champaign and private student housing to suit their needs.
Millikin University (Nearby): With strong programs in arts, business, and STEM, students benefit from a supportive environment along with accessible student housing and apartments in Champaign.

SUMMARY

Looking for student apartments in Champaign? Amber offers verified listings, all-inclusive rent, and support at every step. Students can browse apartments for rent in Champaign to find the perfect off-campus spot. Secure your space early to stay close to the University of Illinois and other local campuses.

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