Hawks Pointe, Lawrence

Hawks Pointe Lawrence amenities are curated to support active, comfortable, and social student living. Studio and one-bedroom apartments provide private kitchens and bathrooms, ideal for independent living with spacious floor plans. Multi-bedroom layouts, including two-bedroom, three-bedroom, and four-bedroom units, offer shared kitchens and bathrooms, catering to students who prefer communal living. These configurations make Hawks Pointe Lawrence apartments for students options adaptable to different lifestyle needs.

Room features include wired and WiFi internet, spacious living areas, fully equipped kitchens, loft-style unit options, and unfurnished layouts, allowing residents to personalise their space. These features enhance the practicality of Hawks Pointe Lawrence furnished rooms. Shared amenities include a refreshed clubhouse, a new 24-hour fitness center with updated equipment, a 24-hour business center, on-site laundry facilities, a 24-hour game and TV room, a complimentary tanning bed, and a sparkling saltwater swimming pool. Together, these facilities strengthen the appeal of Hawks Pointe Lawrence amenities.

Located on West 7th Street, Hawks Pointe Lawrence offers easy access to campus zones, local eateries, and everyday conveniences. The surrounding area is student-oriented, making daily routines simple and efficient. The University of Kansas can be reached in approximately 6–9 minutes, covering a distance of about 2.1 miles.

Students living at Hawks Pointe Lawrence are surrounded by popular local hangouts and essentials that enhance everyday student life. Cafés such as 1900 Barker Coffeehouse and Z’s Divine Espresso offer relaxed study-friendly spaces, while restaurants including The Burger Stand at The Casbah, Free State Brewing Company, and Jefferson’s West Lawrence are favourites for casual dining and socialising. For outdoor breaks, Clinton State Park and Centennial Park provide open green spaces for walking, recreation, and downtime. Cultural attractions like the Spencer Museum of Art, Watkins Museum of History, and KU Natural History Museum add depth to the area, giving students easy access to art, history, and campus culture beyond academics.

Public transport is easily accessible, with Lawrence Transit bus stops along West 6th Street and Wakarusa Drive, offering regular services to campus areas, downtown Lawrence, and key student zones. Commute times to the University of Kansas average around 10–15 minutes by bus and 8–12 minutes by car, making daily travel efficient for students.

For regional travel, Lawrence Amtrak Station, located about 5–10 minutes by car, provides rail connectivity to major destinations across Kansas and beyond. While Lawrence does not have a metro or subway system, its compact layout and dependable bus network ensure straightforward daily commuting. The nearest major airport, Kansas City International Airport (MCI), is approximately 50–60 minutes by road, supporting both domestic and international travel. This strong connectivity positions the property as a practical option among student apartments near the University of Kansas, particularly for students seeking reduced commute times.