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512 W. Green, Champaign
About the Property
Located in the heart of Champaign, 512 W. Green Champaign, 61820, USA, has become a prominent choice for student housing in Champaign. These off-campus student housing in Champaign provides a range of living options, including studios and 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 vibrant 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 cultural tapestry that adds to the overall experience of school life. The city boasts historical significance and consistently ranks as a top city for students due to its robust academic network and energetic social scene. Home to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, the city hosts a student population of over 56,000, creating a lively and diverse community. The university is ranked among the top 100 in the QS World University Rankings, reflecting its commitment to academic excellence. The cityscape is dotted with stately campus buildings, lush green spaces, and lively student hangouts, fostering an energetic atmosphere year-round. Beyond its academic renown, Champaign boasts a thriving arts and culture scene, with galleries, theaters, and music venues showcasing local talent and world-class performances.
512 W. Green Champaign Il not only presents comfortable housing in Champaign but also places students in the heart of a city celebrated for its vibrant university life. 512 W. Green student housing promises a blend of convenience, community, and culture, perfect for students eager to make the most of their college years.
Features
At 512 W. Green Champaign, students can find comfortable and convenient living spaces tailored to their needs. This Champaign student housing offers spacious 2 Bed 1 Bath apartments, each equipped with essentials like a cozy bed, perfect for unwinding after a challenging day at nearby colleges.
Residents can enjoy the convenience of an on-site laundry facility, making it simple to manage chores without leaving the comfort of home. For those with vehicles, the benefit of off-street parking available ensures that residents have a secure spot to leave their cars nearby. The inclusion of a dishwasher in the accommodation simplifies kitchen clean-up, giving students more time to focus on their studies or leisure activities. The 512 W. Green St student housing also places a high emphasis on the safety and well-being of its residents with 24-hour maintenance services, ensuring any issues are promptly addressed no matter the time of day or night. Additionally, the property provides peace of mind with a secure building, giving residents the security they need to live comfortably. Opting for 512 W. Green St guarantees students a combination of ease, security, and the comforts of modern living, providing everything required to make their student housing experience complete.
Location and What's Hot?
The bustling city of Champaign, with its vibrant student community, is home to esteemed educational institutions such as Parkland College and the University of Illinois Urbana. The 512 W. Green, Champaign student housing is perfectly poised within this lively locale, providing students not only ease of access to their studies but also to an array of local spots that resonate with youthful energy and culture. Just a stone's throw away, caffeine aficionados will be delighted with The Espresso Royale, a cozy café for those morning brews or late-night study sessions. Dining out is a breeze with places like Maize Mexican Grill and the classic American fare at Merry Ann's Diner, each offering their unique culinary experiences. For a night out with friends, students can indulge in the lively atmosphere at The Blind Pig Brewery, known for its handcrafted beers and inviting ambiance. Grocery needs are conveniently met at the nearby Harvest Market or the familiar shelves of Schnucks, ensuring pantry essentials are always within reach. Health and wellness are taken care of with the presence of Carle Foundation Hospital and McKinley Health Center, ensuring medical support is close at hand for the residents of 512 W. Green, Champaign. When it's time to unwind and socialize, students can explore the cultural tapestry of Champaign. The Art Theater offers a selection of indie and foreign films for the artsy crowd. For those with a love for history and culture, the Spurlock Museum showcases a remarkable collection that spans multiple eras and regions of the world. The nearby Urbana Free Library stands as a resource-rich sanctuary for book-lovers and academics alike. The ever-popular Illini Union, just a brisk walk away, is the hub for student activities ranging from bowling to concerts, making it one of the most frequented spots for those who call 512 W. Green, Champaign housing in Champaign their home. For relaxation, the serene retreat of West Side Park and Scott Park offer green spaces to jog, meditate, or simply bask in nature’s glory. 512 W. Green, Champaign stands as more than just student housing. It is a gateway to the diverse and dynamic life that Champaign has to offer – from academic pursuits and cultural explorations to the simple joys of a well-cooked meal or a park's peacefulness. It truly encapsulates the essence of student living in Champaign, putting residents at the heart of it all.
Commute
Residents of 512 W. Green will appreciate the convenient transit options available within proximity, ensuring that navigating the city of Champaign is stress-free and easy. Students living in the 512 W. Green student housing who rely on public transportation will find two of the closest bus stops are Illini Union (North Side Shelter) and Gregory Hall (East Side Shelter). These comprehensive transit points provide a network of routes that interconnect with various parts of the city, making commutes to academic institutions, entertainment areas, and shopping districts accessible. The benefit of living in Champaign student housing, such as 512 W. Green, is the seamless integration of public transport amenities into daily life, fostering an environment conducive to both academic focus and leisure activities.
Room Types (1)
2 Bed 1 Bath
Common Amenities
Safety and Security
Payment Policies (2)
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers 12 flexible instalment plans.
- Additional FeesAdditional fees applicable.
Cancellation Policies (1)
- Other cancellation policiesGeneral cancellation policies may apply to this property.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will I receive keys?
Every individual tenant receives an apartment key. One mailbox key and one laundry room key are 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 if there is any problem?
Maintenance emergencies include gas leaks, no heat in the winter, security-related items (all locks, security entries, security lights, smoke alarms, etc.), water leaks & electrical problems. Air conditioners not operating correctly and lockouts are not considered emergencies. These will be taken care of as soon as possible the next business day.
What if I require pest control?
Your apartment will receive quarterly preventative pest control service and inspection.
Is AC available at property?
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.
What is the pet policy?
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 happens in the case of lockouts?
Lockouts after hours are not considered emergencies. The lockout charge is $50 payable in cash only. You must provide a photo ID. Please do not attempt to break into your apartment, as you will be held responsible for any damages you may cause.
What are the guidelines for receiving mail and packages in your apartment, and what should I do if I am unable to check my mail for an extended period?
Please place your name on your mailbox to receive your mail. Please check your mail regularly 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.
Why are residents required to purchase renter’s insurance, and what does it cover?
All residents are required to purchase renter’s insurance through an insurance company of their choice. Renter’s insurance is a form of property insurance that provides coverage for a policyholder’s belongings and liability within a rental property. The policy protects against losses to the resident’s personal property within the rented property.
Where are residents allowed to park their bikes, and what are the consequences of parking them in unauthorized areas?
Please only park/lock bikes to the designated bike rack at your building. Bikes are not allowed to be parked in hallways, 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 being discarded or sold to cover removal costs.
How should residents request maintenance for non-emergency repairs, and what are their responsibilities for routine maintenance?
In case of water leakage, please notify the Maintenance Department immediately. All maintenance requests must go through the Maintenance Department. Please do not contact the maintenance staff individually, as they cannot authorize repairs. Residents are expected to change their own light bulbs and reset circuit breakers. Residents will be charged for any maintenance resulting from negligence or misuse.
What are the requirements and limitations for early move-ins at the property, and what conditions should residents expect when moving in early?
The property understand that each resident’s move-in situation is unique, and they’re happy to offer early move-ins as an option. Here are some important details to keep in mind: Early Move-In Form
- If you’re moving into your apartment before the start date of your lease, you must sign an Early Move-In Form or Transfer Agreement.
- The Early Move-In Form is available starting May 1.
- You must have the Early Move-In Form or Transfer Agreement signed by all individuals listed on the lease by July 15.
- Failure to complete the form by July 15 will result in possession being delayed until the start date of the lease.
Limited Availability
- Early move-ins will be limited to 25 per day and are not available on weekends.
Lease Agreement
- By signing the Early Move-In Form or Transfer Agreement, you are agreeing to take the apartment “as is.”
- This means the property cannot guarantee that the apartment will be cleaned or have shampooed carpets, etc.
- In some cases, lease special provisions may be void or delayed, and there are no exceptions.
What are the responsibilities of residents regarding smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and what steps should be taken if the detectors signal an issue or there is a fire emergency?
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 indicates a low battery. Residents are responsible for testing and maintaining detectors, including replacing batteries, and notifying the Maintenance Department of any deficiencies. 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 service is interrupted during a fire, you should go to the nearest stairwell landing.
What steps should I take if outlets or lights in my apartment lose power, and how can I troubleshoot electrical issues before contacting the Maintenance Department?
If outlets or lights in one area of the apartment don’t have power while other areas still do, first check the GFI (Ground Fault Interrupter) outlets in the kitchen and bathroom. If resetting the GFI doesn’t work, check the circuit breaker box. Reset any tripped breakers by switching them OFF and then ON. If the breaker won’t reset, unplug some items and try again. If the issue persists, contact the Maintenance Department.
What is the purpose of the security or damage deposit, and what are the conditions regarding its refund at the end of the lease?
Your security or damage deposit is used to ensure that the apartment remains in good condition. This sum can be used to cover damage, abuse, excess cleaning, and other issues. It cannot be used to pay the last month’s rent. The damage deposit will be refunded within 30 days of lease expiration, in one check per apartment, as stated in your joint lease. It is the residents’ responsibility to split the refund among roommates.
What should I check if I do not have hot water in my apartment, and what steps should I take before contacting the Maintenance Department?
If you don’t have hot water, make sure the circuit breaker for the water heater is switched to the “on” position before submitting a maintenance request. To reset a breaker, switch it OFF and then ON. If you still don’t have hot water, contact the Maintenance Department.
What is the process for signing a parking space agreement for residents, and how does the waiting list work if all parking spaces are leased?
Parking availability is first come, first served. Residents can sign a parking space agreement at lease signing. If all spaces are leased, a waiting list will be started. If a space becomes available, the first person on the list will be contacted. If they don’t sign the agreement by the deadline, the next person will be contacted.
What winter maintenance services does the property provide, and how can I report any problem areas?
The property provides snow shoveling, plowing, and ice removal as part of your rent. Safety is their priority, and they will work to keep all sidewalks, walkways, and parking lots clear.
What are the payment terms for rent, including the due date, grace period, and acceptable payment methods?
Rent is due on the 1st of the month. There is a 5-day grace period, and rent is considered late after 5 PM on the 5th. Rent can be paid at their office with a check or money order. Please include your name, building address, and apartment number to ensure your account is credited properly. Cash is not accepted.
What options do residents have for managing their utility bills, and what are the key details of each option?
Welcome to the property's Utility Information section! They’re here to provide you with everything you need to know about paying for utilities while living in their properties. Here are the options available to you: Option 1: Sign Up and Pay Utilities on Your Own
- You have the option to sign up and pay for your utilities on your own.
- You’ll be responsible for setting up and paying your power and water bills directly to Ameren Illinois Power and Illinois American Water.
- This option is ideal for those who prefer to manage their own utility bills.
Option 2: Enroll in their Utility Package Program
- Their Utility Package Program allows you to keep power and water in the property’s name.
- Each month, they will add the utility cost to your ledger with a 15% administration fee. For instance, if your power bill is $200, they will charge $230 to your account.
- Same conditions apply to your water bill.
- This means you don’t have to worry about setting up and separately paying your power and water bills.
- If your lease begins in August, you must sign the utility addendum by July 15.
What types of nails and hangers are recommended for hanging pictures, and what restrictions are in place regarding tape and signage?
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.
