Yugo The Edge On Oak, Minneapolis (Test)

313, SE Oak St, Minneapolis, 55414, United States
From
$1049
per month
2.2 mi from City Center
( 9m. 15m. 45m)
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University of Minnesota Twin Ci... | 0.34 mi
Augsburg University | 0.84 mi
Pay In Instalment
No Visa No Pay
gym
bills included
Wifi

About the Property

High-calibre, low-maintenance housing with everything on your doorstep – and a terrace on the roof! Edge on Oak is just a five to ten-minute walk from the University of Minnesota campus, and even closer to the School of Dentistry.

You’ve got easy access to activities at the university Recreation and Wellness Center, or head over to Huntington Bank stadium to cheer on your fellow gophers. And the whole of Minneapolis is within easy reach whether you want bagels and coffee before studies or a big night out. Or both.

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Room Types (11)

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All (11)
1B (10)
Ensuite (1)
1B
An apartment with one bedroom, living room, kitchen, and bathroom
3

2 Bed - 2 Bath Classic

Starting From: $1,049/month
1B
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Private Kitchen
2

2 Bed - 2 Bath Plus

Starting From: $1,109/month
1B
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Private Kitchen
2

2 Bed - 2 Bath Deluxe

Starting From: $1,119/month
1B
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Private Kitchen
1

Studio

Starting From: $1,399/month
1B
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Private Kitchen
4

1 Bed - 1 Bath Classic

Starting From: $1,579/month
1B
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Private Kitchen
3

1 Bed - 1 Bath Plus

Starting From: $1,629/month
1B
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Private Kitchen
5

2 Bed - 2 Bath Classic Upgrade

Starting From: $1,049/month
1B
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Private Kitchen
Ensuite
A private room with its own bathroom — Offers maximum privacy and comfort
2

2 Bed - 2 Bath Classic Shared

Starting From: $1,100/month
Ensuite
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Shared Kitchen
Amenities
Bills Included
Cable/Internet
Water
Sewer
Trash
Common Amenities
Wifi
On-site maintenance
TV lounge
Bike racks
Coffee bar
Rooftop terrace

Cancellation Policies (3)

  • Cooling Off Period
    Free booking cancellation in stipulated time
  • No Visa No Pay
    Free Cancellation if student visa is not secured
  • No Place No Pay
    Cancellation policy if admission not confirmed

Payment Policies (4)

  • Booking Deposit
    Secure booking with this amount
  • Security Deposit
    Deposit property holds during the tenure
  • Pay In Instalment
    Flexible payment terms

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Frequently Asked Questions

What if I need to contact you after hours?

Though their community is open 7-days-a-week, there are times that after-hours assistance is needed. You may call the main office and follow the prompts through the answering service to handle your request.

How does parking work for guests and residents?

They have gated parking that their residents may pay to use each year. There are also U of M parking lots and the U of M parking garage next to the property. Non-students can also utilize these services.

How does maintenance work in the community?

Their community has a dedicated team of Maintenance professionals on-site. They are available Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and can be available after-hours for emergencies (see after-hours protocol below). Should you require an emergency repair, such as a major leak or AC/heat outage during the day, they request that you contact their office via phone so that they can ensure your request is handled with priority care.

What if I need maintenance out of hours?

Should you need to contact their maintenance team for after-hours emergencies, you may call their office number and follow the answering service prompts to reach an on-call maintenance technician. Please note that only the following items will be considered an emergency that must be tended to overnight: lockouts, broken windows/doors that need to be secured, leaks, AC not working when it is over 80 degrees Fahrenheit outside, heat not working when it is colder than 50 degrees Fahrenheit outside, non-working toilets if there is only one toilet available within the apartment. Other standard maintenance requests, such as light- bulb replacement or appliance repair, will be completed during normal business hours.

What kind of security measures are in place at the community?

They have on-site security cameras within the common areas of their clubhouse and amenities. They complete rounds of the community periodically throughout the day and are available to residents should they need any assistance after hours. They can be reached by utilizing a specialized number given at move-in to all residents.
Each front door has an electronic key fob instead of a manual key. These electronic key fobs ensure that no one can make copies of regular keys. Further, the software system for the key fobs logs each and every usage of the key to show which resident entered/exited with a date/time stamp. Fobs are deactivated at move-out through the system even if they are not returned to the office. The resident’s individual bedroom doors also have these electronic locks to provide even further peace of mind within the apartment.
The parking garage is gated to provide secure access for residents. Further, there are parking decals required for each resident to display to be able to park in their garage. Any vehicles without the appropriate decal will be towed.

How do residents receive their mail and packages?


Each resident will be provided with a mailbox for their individual apartment that is shared with their roommates. All letter-sized mail will be delivered to these locked boxes. Each resident will receive a mailbox key at move-in to access these
Packages are delivered directly to the front office and their team will intercept and log them within their package system. This notifies the resident via email and/or text message that they have received a package. These packages are then held securely in the office until the resident comes to pick them up. A photo ID is required to verify resident identity before releasing the package to them. Once retrieved, the team will log the package out of the system again notifying the resident that it has been picked up on that date/time.

What is individual leasing?

Individual leasing means that you will sign a lease for an individual bedroom within an apartment home. You will only be responsible for your portion of the rent and are not responsible should the other rooms in your apartment not rent out or should roommates not pay their rent on time. This does mean that for their multiple bedroom floor plans that you can expect to receive a roommate. However, you are welcome and encouraged to bring your own roommates so that you can choose to live together with others you may know.

What is included in the rent?

Your rent includes your apartment, your furniture within the apartment, major appliances, cable, internet, water/sewer, and trash. You also have access to their state of the art amenities, available 24/7 to all residents via secured fob access.

Will the apartment be furnished? What's included in that?

Yes, all of their apartment homes are fully furnished. You will have a double-sized bed frame and mattress, a side table, a desk, a desk chair, and a dresser in each bedroom. The living room contains a sofa, chair, coffee table, side table, TV stand, and either bar stools or dining table and chairs depending on the floor-plan size.

Are there any social events that residents can enjoy at the community?

Yes! Their community offers a monthly Resident Life program in which residents can participate in social gatherings, contests, crafts, and more. Residents are encouraged to follow us on social media to stay updated on events and news around the community! They will also receive a monthly newsletter that contains this information as well.
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