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About the Property
Quantum On West Call Tallahassee, located at Conradi St, Tallahassee, 32304, United States, stands as a premier Tallahassee student housing choice for those seeking convenience and comfort. Quantum on West Call offers a range of well-furnished ensuite and apartments for various preferences and group sizes. This housing facility is ideally located near prominent academic institutions, including Florida State University (FSU) and Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, which makes Quantum on West Call an attractive option for students looking for ideal student housing in Tallahassee, FL.
Tallahassee is not only Florida's capital but a prominent educational hub with a robust student population. The city ranks within the top 150 in QS Best Student Cities due to its dynamic educational environment, quality of life, and student-friendly amenities. With a population of around 200,000, including a significant number of students, Tallahassee has a unique blend of cultural richness and academic opportunities. The area is well-connected, offering quick access to nearby cities like Jacksonville and Orlando, while the Tallahassee International Airport enhances connectivity for out-of-state and international students. Those residing at Quantum On West Call will find themselves enveloped in a city known not only for its high-ranking educational institutions but also for its verdant parks, engaging museums, and an active political sphere. Historic Capitol Hill and Cascades Park are some of the notable tourist places close to the Quantum on West Call Tallahassee. The blend of exceptional room amenities, common facilities, paired with the city's expressive student scene, make Quantum Apartments Tallahassee more than just accommodation—it's a lifestyle choice.
Features
Quantum On West Call, student housing in Tallahassee, offers a range of room types such as D1NB, C2, D3, D1O, D1, C1, C4, D2, and D1P - each stylized as a 4 bedroom 4 bathroom or 3 bedroom 3 bathroom layout. Each unit at Quantum West Call boasts top-of-the-line walk-in closets, a sleek 50” 4K Smart TV in the living room for your entertainment needs, and a full-size washer & dryer for hassle-free laundry days. The kitchens are adorned with chic granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and modern white cabinetry, complemented by stylish tile backsplashes. The living areas have durable faux wood flooring and every bedroom is equipped with comforting bedroom ceiling fans. Residents of Quantum On West Call Tallahassee can enjoy individual leases and a community that offers roommate matching services for a seamless living experience.
Outside the comfort of your Quantum on West Call bedrooms, residents engage in a healthy lifestyle at the 24hr fitness center or find your zen in the on-site yoga studio. The resort-style pool lined with sundeck & hammocks and equipped with grilling stations is perfect for weekend relaxation or social gatherings. The clubhouse with HD theater and cyber lounge with free printing caters to both your leisure and study needs, complemented by separate individual study nooks and communal study spaces. For added convenience, Quantum on West Call apartments provide seamless community WiFi access, a private parking garage, and secure dedicated bike storage. The location is superbly situated on the FSU Seminole Express Shuttle Route and residents are privy to engaging resident events & MORE! Pet owners will be thrilled to know that this is a pet-friendly property, welcoming your lovable companions. Safety at this student apartments in Tallahassee, Florida is taken care of with 24hr emergency maintenance, controlled access buildings, and package locker system. Moreover, the rent of Quantum on West Call covers water, sewer, cable, internet, and trash costs.
Location and What's Hot?
Quantum on West Call is perfectly positioned to offer an unparalleled student living experience for those studying in Tallahassee, brimming with both on-campus and off-campus excitement. It’s no surprise that its prime location attracts students from nearby institutions, including the prestigious Florida State University and Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, which enriches the community with academic vibrancy.
In the heart of this bustling city, students staying at Quantum on West Call Tallahassee will enjoy the convenience of trendy cafes like Maple Street Biscuit Company and Starbucks, offering the perfect blend of caffeine and study ambiance. Foodies looking for a quick bite between classes or a leisurely dinner can savor delights at popular spots like Pancho's Mexican Grill and Whataburger, which are staples amongst the local student population. For those looking to unwind after a challenging week, entertainment options abound with lively pubs such as Public House and establishments like Poor Paul's Pourhouse, where the nightlife buzzes with excitement. Daily necessities are also within easy reach, with grocery stores such as Target Grocery, and Dollar General ensuring that cupboards are never bare. Additionally, wellness and medical needs are catered for by nearby clinics like Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare, ensuring peace of mind when it comes to health and emergencies. Quantum on West Call, a popular student apartments near Florida State University is also well-placed for exploring top tourist destinations such as the Florida State Capitol, the Museum of Florida History, and LeRoy Collins Leon County Public Library. Not to mention, numerous parks and art galleries offer serene escapes from the hustle and bustle of student life, while places like Railroad Square Art District serve as popular hangout spaces where creativity and community converge. Residing at Quantum on West Call Tallahassee not only means being at the epicenter of academic life but also fully immersing oneself in the rich tapestry of local attractions, amenities, and cultural landmarks.
Commute
When residing at Quantum on West Call, Tallahassee student housing becomes a convenient hub for getting around the city. The closest bus stops are W Call Street and Chapel Drive and W Call Street and Stadium Drive, which are frequented by several bus services providing connectivity to various parts of the city. So, whether you're heading to campus, downtown Tallahassee, or any other destination, the accessible transport options near Quantum on West Call, make it an ideal choice for students looking for ease of travel. For those considering other well-connected areas, Killearn Estates also offers convenient access to public transport in Tallahassee.
Pet policy
Yes, PMG apartments are pet-friendly! Each apartment is allowed to have a maximum of 2 pets with the exception of restricted breeds that can be provided by the leasing office
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- Security DepositThis property requires security deposit.
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers 1, 2, 12 flexible instalment plans.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Is Individual Leasing?
What Is a Guarantor?
Will I Need a Guarantor for My Lease?
If you do not meet the qualifying criteria when applying individually (proving you make 2 times the monthly rent) or fail to pass their background and credit check then you will need a guarantor or to pay the entire lease term up front.
If I Don’t Have a Guarantor, how Can I Still Qualify to Live Here?
If you are a student, you can enroll in their Guarantor Waiver Program through your online application. The cost for this service is to be paid directly to the property with your monthly installment amount. Please contact the property directly for detailed instructions on how to select this option on the online application.
Do I Need Renters Insurance?
Yes, they require tenant liability coverage during the lease term, with $100,000 minimum coverage. Here are three approved ways to meet this requirement: 1. Opt-in to include this coverage as part of your monthly rent 2. Sign up with our partner, ePremium Insurance, for a policy that also includes coverage of your personal belongings 3. Provide your own 3rd-party insurance policy
Do You Offer Roommate Matching?
They offer a comprehensive roommate matching form that our dedicated staff thoroughly evaluate to find the most compatible roommates.
Are the Apartments Pet-Friendly?
Yes, their apartments are pet-friendly! Each apartment is allowed to have a maximum of 2 pets with the exception of restricted breeds that can be provided by the leasing office.
Is There Parking Available?
What’s Included in The Rate?
Utilities will be billed monthly. You will be responsible for your portion of the overall unit usage, plus a $2.95 utility billing fee. Utilities are billed in arrears and can be paid online or with the following month’s rent. Don’t forget water, sewer, trash, cable and internet are included!
What Is the Green Fee?
How Do the Installments Work?
Their resident Housing Contracts are installment-based, in which a total contract amount can be paid in full at the beginning of the lease, in two-semester installments, or in 12 equal monthly payments. If you’ve chosen the option to submit the total contract amount in 12 monthly payments, each of those installments is due on the 1st of each month, including August 1st and September 1st.
Do the Apartments Come Furnished?
Every Quantum apartment is fully furnished with the following: Your Bedroom includes an extended full mattress (measuring 80”L) and raised bed frame (23”H), dresser, desk and chair. Our layout allows for your dresser or desk to double as a nightstand! Common areas come equipped with a 50″ 4K Smart TV! The living room furniture varies by floor plan but all units will have barstools and a sofa or loveseat. Depending on the size of the living room, your unit may have an additional living room chair. Check with their leasing staff if you have specific questions related to furniture.
Do I Need to Be a Student to Live Here?
No! As long as you meet their qualifying criteria you do not need to be a student to live here!
Quantum On West Call, Tallahassee
Please be advised that their management company reserves the right to require a guarantor (commonly referred to as a co-signer), additional deposit, or deny residency. Each leaseholder must be of legal age to enter into a contract in the state in which they reside (19 in Alabama & Nebraska, 18 otherwise; subject to change). Each applicant who is a full time student should have a guarantor or an institutional co-signer financially guarantee their lease(s). The application process includes verification of income, a credit report obtained on the applicant and/or guarantor, and a criminal history report obtained on the applicant. Details regarding the verification process are as follows:
For All Applicants:
Criminal History:
A search will be conducted for each applicant's criminal history. Applicant information will be entered into a scoring model to determine eligibility. In the event applicant is denied under the criminal scoring model, applicant may appeal the decision and submit mitigating evidence to Landlord. Relevant evidence may include but is not limited to: the facts or circumstances surrounding the criminal conduct, the age of the applicant at the time of the conduct, evidence that applicant has maintained a good tenant history before and/or after the conviction or conduct, and/or evidence of rehabilitation efforts. All appeals will be reviewed within 30 days.
Occupancy:
Due to the limited square footage of the bedrooms in, and the dormitory style configuration of, our rental units, we generally limit the occupancy of a private room with a single bed in an apartment unit to one resident and an apartment unit with two private bedrooms each containing a single bed to two student residents. We will consider requests for exemptions from these occupancy standards as necessary to comply with Fair Housing laws, such as, for example, when a resident is the parent or legal custodian of minor children or when the condition of a disabled resident requires a live-in aide.
A student parent who wishes to reside with a single minor child will be placed in a private bed room with a single bed. A student parent who subsequently has a second child may continue to reside in a private bedroom with a single bed room only if net livable space allows, but in no event, later than the time the second child reaches the age of 24 months. A student parent with two to four children over the age of 24 months will be placed in a unit with two private bedrooms and is required to lease each bedroom.
PMG is an Equal Opportunity Housing Provider and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, familial status, sex, religion, or disability.
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Student Accommodations in Tallahassee
Tallahassee Student Housing
Tallahassee hosts a rising number of students, such as over 65,000. This growth comes from key institutions, such as Florida State University (FSU) and Florida A&M University (FAMU). With thousands of students arriving each year, on-campus housing fills up quickly. This makes off-campus student housing in Tallahassee a top choice for those looking for comfort, flexibility, and affordability. You can find many options for student apartments in Tallahassee. Whether you want a private room, a shared apartment, an en-suite, or a studio flat, there's something for everyone.
Amber makes the process easy by providing a wide range of verified student living in Tallahassee FL, and a seamless booking experience. Check out apartments in Tallahassee near FSU, such as Quantum On West Call, University Village, and U Club On Woodward. These student apartments in Tallahassee offer great features like Wi-Fi, study lounges, and gym access. Tallahassee student housing prices usually range from $700 to $1,400 a month. This makes it cheaper than many other cities in the United States. Amber offers personalized support, flexible lease options, and a user-friendly platform. This helps students compare, shortlist, and book their ideal housing easily.
About Tallahassee
Tallahassee is the capital of Florida, located in the northwestern part of the state, near the Georgia border. It’s known for its warm weather, tree-lined streets, and student-friendly environment. The city was founded in 1824 and has since grown into a major educational hub with a strong student presence. With a population of around 200,000, Tallahassee offers a diverse and youthful vibe. The city is surrounded by lakes, parks, and nature trails—perfect for students who enjoy outdoor activities. Places like Lake Ella and Cascades Park are great for weekend hangouts, jogging, or casual outdoor study sessions.
Tallahassee is home to some of the best universities and colleges in Florida. Florida State University (FSU), ranked among the top public universities in the U.S., is a major draw for students. Tallahassee Community College (TCC), and Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University also welcome thousands of students each year. The city hosts many events for students. Notable ones include FSU’s Homecoming, Springtime Tallahassee, and local music festivals. These events attract Gen Z students. Tallahassee has a great academic vibe, easy public transport, and student-friendly neighborhoods. It provides a supportive environment for both learning and living. Students can find great off-campus housing in Tallahassee near major campuses. This makes life easy and affordable.
Best Student Housing in Tallahassee
Finding the right student housing in Tallahassee is key to having a comfortable and productive university life. With a growing student population, demand for reliable off-campus housing in Tallahassee has risen. Students today look for more than just a roof—they want safety, convenience, affordability, and good amenities. Proximity to campus, access to public transport, and community vibes also play a big role in decision-making. Amber helps simplify your search with verified listings and flexible lease options. No matter if you're at Florida State University, Florida A&M University, or Tallahassee Community College, amber's platform has great student housing for you. Here are 5 options for the best student apartments in Tallahassee:
1. FSU Collegetown
2. Legacy Student Living Tallahassee
3. Venetian Apartments Tallahassee
4. The Locale
5. CollegePlace - Horizon
Affordable Student Housing in Tallahassee
Tallahassee student housing range has choices for every budget, and finding cheap student housing in Tallahassee doesn’t mean giving up on comfort or convenience. From cozy shared apartments to en-suites with modern amenities, budget-friendly student living in Tallahassee FL often comes with great value. Many student apartments near FSU Tallahassee and Florida A&M University are ideal for students who want affordable options near campus. Here are 5 affordable options for student apartments in Tallahassee, ranging from $500-$600 per month:
1. The Social 2700 Tallahassee
2. The Social Seminole
3. ReNew Tallahassee
4. Alight West Tenn
5. The Capitol
Best Areas to Live in Tallahassee
Tallahassee offers several excellent neighborhoods for students attending Florida State University, Florida A&M, and Tallahassee Community College. Every area has its features that attract various student preferences. These include campus closeness, cost, and lifestyle choices.
1. College Town
Located right next to FSU's campus, College Town is the heart of student life in Tallahassee. Students like modern apartments and townhouses, such as GrandMarc at Tallahassee. They are easy to walk to classes, campus facilities, and Doak Campbell Stadium. The neighborhood is packed with popular cafes, food joints, and weekend hangouts like Madison Social and Township, making it a top choice for both convenience and social life.
2. Frenchtown
Frenchtown is a historically rich neighborhood located just north of downtown. Known for its affordability, it appeals to students on a tighter budget. You'll find older houses, shared homes, and small apartments that are easier on the wallet. Its proximity to both FSU and FAMU is a bonus, and the community vibe is strong—think weekend farmers’ markets, cultural events, and small local businesses. Public buses run frequently, making campus commutes manageable even without a car.
3. Southwood
Southwood offers a quieter, suburban atmosphere with newer residential developments. It's ideal for students looking for peace and a more independent lifestyle. The neighborhood is about a 20-minute drive from campus, but many students are drawn to its scenic parks, running trails, and clean, well-planned streets. You’ll find spacious townhomes and apartments with modern amenities. It’s perfect for postgraduates, medical students, or those with part-time jobs seeking a calm, focused environment.
4. Midtown
Midtown blends the best of residential comfort and urban convenience. It's popular with upperclassmen and graduate students who want more space and privacy. Housing here ranges from mid-range apartments to stylish duplexes, and the area is dotted with charming restaurants, indie coffee shops, and boutique stores. Local favorites like Waterworks and Kool Beanz Café are within walking distance. Midtown is also well-connected to FSU and FAMU by public transport, making it practical for daily commutes.
5. Downtown
If you’re someone who loves city energy, Downtown Tallahassee could be your spot. This area is ideal for students interested in politics, law, or public administration, thanks to its proximity to the Florida Capitol and various government offices. The housing here includes modern, high-rise apartments with amenities like study lounges, fitness centers, and rooftop spaces. You're also close to museums, cafes like Black Dog Café, and cultural venues like The Moon and Tallahassee Museum. Commutes to FSU and FAMU are short, thanks to multiple bus routes and bike paths.
Room Types for Student Housing in Tallahassee
Tallahassee student housing has many room types to meet student needs. You can choose from budget-friendly shared spaces or fully private setups. Amber-listed student apartments in Tallahassee offer something for everyone. You can find both independence and a social vibe.
1. Ensuite Rooms
Ensuite rooms are a great choice for students who value privacy with a community feel. These rooms come with a private bathroom, while shared kitchen and lounge areas help you connect with flatmates.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms
Perfect for those on a budget, non-ensuite rooms provide a private bedroom with shared bathroom and kitchen spaces. They help you save on rent while still offering personal space for study and rest.
3. Studio Apartments
Studios are fully self-contained units with a private kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. They're ideal for students who prefer complete independence and a quiet space.
4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments
1-bedroom student apartments Tallahassee come with shared common areas. Ideal for roommates or friends, they balance privacy with shared living.
5. Shared Apartments
Shared apartments have private bedrooms and shared kitchens and bathrooms. These are socially friendly spaces and often the go-to for undergrads.
6. Private Rooms
Private rooms give you a personal bedroom and sometimes a private bath, with access to shared spaces. They’re ideal for students who want quiet but still enjoy the occasional group meal or hangout.
Cost of Living
Understanding the cost of living in Tallahassee helps students budget wisely. This affordable city, home to FSU and FAMU, has lower costs than many Florida cities. Monthly expenses range from $900-$1,500, covering housing, food, transport, and entertainment. Student discounts at local spots like Madison Social save money. This guide lists average costs to plan your finances.
1. Food: $35-$80/week
2. Gas and Electricity: $20-$50/week
3. Internet & Mobile Phone: $15-$40/week
4. Dinner at a Restaurant: $70-$150/week
5. Laundry: $10-$25/week
6. Stationery and Textbooks: $10-$30/week
7. Clothing: $40-$90/month
8. Travel (Buses, Trains): $30-$100/month
Student Travel Tallahassee
Getting around Tallahassee is easy for students. The city has many affordable transport options. They connect university campuses and student housing to important areas. Whether you live in apartments for rent in Tallahassee near FSU or Florida A&M, you’ll find commuting simple and budget-friendly. Here's a quick guide to the most common ways students travel in Tallahassee:
1. Buses - Operated by the StarMetro, the city's public bus service offers extensive coverage across Tallahassee. With frequent buses running on major routes, students can reach key destinations without a hassle. The base fare is $1.25 per ride. However, students can get a semester bus pass for a flat rate of $30 from Florida State University. Also, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University offers free passes. With these options, students can travel as much as they want during the term. Moreover, the StarMetro also offers a mobile app for real-time tracking, making trip planning effortless.
2. Safe Mobility Services - For late-night travel, students can use Seminole Express at Florida State University. They can also take Venom at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. These services help students travel safely around campus and nearby areas.
3. Cycling - Tallahassee is a bike-friendly city, with many dedicated lanes and paths. It's an eco-friendly and fitness-promoting alternative to motorized transport. Pace Bike Share is the city's bike-sharing program. Students can rent bikes cheaply. The first 30 minutes are free, then it's $1 for each extra 30 minutes.
Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions in Tallahassee
Tallahassee is a laid-back and friendly city that’s perfect for student life. With a strong focus on academics, entertainment, and nature, the city offers a great mix of study and fun. Students enjoy a balance of safety, affordability, and easy access to local attractions and social spots. Tallahassee is known for its student-friendly neighborhoods like College Town and Midtown. These areas are safe and have what you need. You’ll find libraries, like the LeRoy Collins Leon County Public Library. There are also cozy cafés, such as Catalina Café, and cool study lounges. Everything is within reach, making life easy for students.
For hangouts, head to Lucky Goat Coffee or Voodoo Dog for a quick bite. Nature lovers can relax at Cascades Park or explore Lake Ella for a peaceful break. If you’re into nightlife, check out Warhorse Whiskey Bar or Bullwinkle’s for a night out with friends. You’ll also find quieter spots like Gaines Street Pies for chill evenings. Tallahassee hosts fun events year-round. The Word of South Festival celebrates music and literature and is a student favorite. The Springtime Tallahassee Parade is another highlight, offering a lively vibe and a great way to connect with the local crowd. With so many things to do in Tallahassee, student life is fun, affordable, and well-connected, with something for every personality.
Universities in Tallahassee
Tallahassee hosts top universities that attract students nationwide. With strong programs in business, law, and sciences, the city is ideal for academic success. Florida State University and Florida A&M University offer many courses and research options. Tallahassee Community College offers accessible education.
1. Florida State University
Florida State University is known for its business and law programs. FSU ranks #232 globally and enrolls over 45,000 students. Properties like The Standard at Tallahassee are a 5-minute walk away. Its film school is nationally acclaimed. The campus offers top-tier athletic facilities.
2. Florida A&M University
Florida A&M University excels in pharmacy and engineering, serving over 9,000 students. It’s a leader in HBCU education. The campus hosts vibrant cultural events.
3. Tallahassee Community College
TCC offers affordable programs in healthcare and technology, ideal for practical training. Housing like Stadium Centre supports easy access. Flexible schedules suit working students. It partners with FSU for transfer programs.