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COMPLEX FEATURES

• All utilities, washer and dryer in unit, and wireless internet included
• Billed by semester; financial aid applied directly
• All apartments furnished with double bed, dresser, desk and chair.
• 2-bedroom apartments furnished with loveseat, accent chair, coffee table, end table, entertainment stand and two bar stools
• 4-bedroom apartments furnished with couch, two accent chairs, coffee table, two end tables, entertainment stand and four bar stools
• Fitness center, recreation area, barbecue grills
• Served by KU bus system
• Security card access
• Conveniently located
• Multipurpose classroom, conference room and study spaces
• Service desk
• Fitness room

 

CONVENIENCES

• Year-round occupancy available
• Contract adjustment for study abroad, internships, or graduation
• All utilities, wireless internet, and laundry included
• Billed by semester; financial aid applied directly
• Security card access
• Served by KU bus system
• Optional dining plans available

 

This is a view of one of the four-person apartments. All apartments, both two-person and four-person, feature private bedrooms and private bathrooms.

 

• 4 Bed/4 Bath: 1350 square feet
• 2 Bed/2 Bath: 850 square feet
• 2 Bed/2 Bath-Corner Unit: 860 square feet

 

These apartments are part of the broader $350 million Central District project outlined in the KU Master Plan. The construction also includes a new residence hall and dining center, science buildings, student union, power plant, parking, and space for future academic buildings. This executive summary (pdf) contains project information and floor plans for the available units.

• Developer: Edgemoor Development
• Architect: Treanor Architects
• Contractor: CBG Building Company

This video is an architect's rendering of the KU Central District project and shows the apartment building during a "fly by."

 

Eligibility to live in Stouffer Place Stouffer Place was developed as apartments for single upperclass students, transfer students with at least 30 credit hours, graduate students, and non-traditional students. New Stouffer Place was designed to provide an environment where mature, responsible students already acclimated to the rigors of college studies can succeed. Some first-year students (incoming freshmen or transfer students with fewer than 30 credit hours) may be allowed residence if they demonstrate a familial relationship with a current resident or participate in an academic or extracurricular program which provides the student with substantial structure and support, helping assure they are prepared to live more independently in this apartment environment.