College Crest Student Apartments

College Crest, located close to the Washington State University campus and Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, is a perfect student accommodation for those at these institutions. Local and international students will find that this location, at 1555 NE Merman Drive

Pullman, WA 99163, is near not just campus almost everything else they need. The studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments come with individual leases and private entrances. It’s one of the few pet friendly communities in Pullman, allowing cats and dogs, with terrific recreational facilities. Come, prepare to lead the student life of your dreams.

Amenities

Every room here has a private entrance, so that you can stay undisturbed, not matter when and how many times your flatmates come and go. The open floor plan and large bedrooms make living here a breeze. The individual leases available only make it more convenient. Then, there’s a large flat TV with cable, as well as, of course, high-speed Internet. To banish laundry chores, some units have a washer and dryer. There are study and activity area on site to make your days fuller and fitter. Overall, it’s a quiet location with open green spaces, and it’s also pet-friendly with provisions for recreational activities with pets. Get ready for interesting company, activities, and fun.

Rent inclusions

All utilities are included, and some units have special packages available.

Security and maintenance

There’s professional on-site management and maintenance teams all the time.

Public transport accessibility

There’s easy access to multiple Pullman Transit bus routes, including the Express Crimson and Express Grey routes that lead directly to campus.

Things to do nearby

• ZZU Pub+Grub is a lively college sports pub with daily specials and entertainment from karaoke to Latin nights.

• Azia is a Chinese-Vietnamese-Thai restaurant with all the flavours of those countries in their cuisine.

• The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art on campus has a large permanent collection and stages several temporary exhibits each year of multimedia art from around the world.