Campus Village Texas A&M spring 2027 sublease: what our listings show

If you're after a Campus Village Texas A&M spring 2027 sublease, you've got a few real options right now. Three of our current College Station listings are at the Campus Village address on Harvey Mitchell Pkwy S, and two of them are written specifically for a January start.

We've kept this to what the listings themselves say and what came up in student posts. Anything beyond that, like exact unit features or building rules, is something to ask the lister directly.

Begin your search at Off-Campus Universe, where you can browse current listings near College Station.

SPRING 2027 SUBLEASE | CAMPUS VILLAGE AP is listed at $800/month. It's at 1711 Harvey Mitchell Pkwy S in College Station, furnished, and listed as under 5 minutes by car from campus. The lease timing reads January to July 27, and the description says the lease runs through July 26, 2027. It's a private bedroom and private bathroom in a 3x3, according to the listing.

Spring 2027 Sublease Private Bed & Bath comes in at $720/month at the same address. It's furnished, listed as 5 to 10 minutes by car from campus, and set up as a sublease running January to July 2027. The description puts the private bed and bath in a 4x4 townhome.

Campus Village Apartment is the third option at this address, listed at $755/month. It's furnished and listed as 5 to 10 minutes by car from campus. The description says the lister is looking for someone to take over the lease. Its lease timing reads June to August 2026, which has passed, so confirm the current dates with the lister before planning around spring.

Want other current listings outside Campus Village? Private room for rent is listed at $700/month at 309 Sterling St in College Station. It's furnished, marked as available now, and listed as 5 to 10 minutes by car from campus, with lease timing of ASAP-July 31. The listing says there are two washers and dryers in the unit and a backyard.

2 bed 1.5 bath duplex is a 2 bed, 1.5 bath duplex at 618 W Ridge Dr in College Station, listed at $1,000/month. It's unfurnished, marked as available now and listed as 5 to 10 minutes by car from campus. The description says the lease is for the entire place and mentions an in-unit washer and dryer. Lease timing reads 11/1/2026, so confirm the move-in date with the lister.

What student posts said about Campus Village

Campus Village came up in 8 student posts in local Facebook housing groups collected on 9 Nov 2026. In those student posts, the rents students quoted for Campus Village ranged from $650 to $1,269, which tells you prices there can vary a fair bit depending on the unit and the person posting.

Those same student posts named floor plans including 1 bedroom, 1x1, 2 bedrooms, 3x3 and 4x4. They also mentioned a pool, a gym, furnished units, a washer and private baths. Keep in mind that's what students said in their posts, not something we've confirmed, so ask the lister which of those apply to the specific unit.

Across all 93 student posts in local Facebook housing groups collected on 9 Nov 2026, not just the Campus Village ones, the median rent quoted was $759. That's a figure students typed, not a market rate and not our listing data.

In those wider posts, semester timing came up often, along with subleases and furnished places. That fits the time of year. Mid-November is when students graduating in December or leaving for internships start looking for someone to take over spring.

For you, that means comparing each listing on its own terms rather than against a single number. Floor plan, furniture, lease length and what's bundled into rent can all shift what a place actually costs per month, so line those up side by side before you decide.

Campus Village Texas A&M spring 2027 sublease: what to sort out first

A Campus Village Texas A&M spring 2027 sublease means stepping into someone else's lease partway through. Before you agree, ask the lister whether the property handles the transfer, whether there's an application or fee, and whether your name goes on the lease or you'd be paying the original tenant.

Pin down the dates. Two of the listings above give January as the start and late July 2027 as the end. That's a spring semester plus summer, so think about whether you'll be in College Station through July or whether you'd need to pass the lease on again.

Ask about the room itself. The listings describe private bedrooms with their own bathroom in 3x3 and 4x4 layouts, but furniture, parking and utilities can differ from unit to unit. Request a list of what's included and a breakdown of every monthly cost on top of rent.

Have a backup plan for the handoff. Takeovers can fall through if paperwork stalls or the original tenant changes their mind. Ask the lister where things stand with the property, how long approval usually takes, and what happens to any deposit if the transfer doesn't go through before January.

Think about the shared space too. In a 3x3 or 4x4, you'll share a kitchen and living area with people already on the lease. Ask how the unit handles cleaning, guests and quiet hours so there aren't surprises in January.

If timing or price doesn't line up, the two other current listings above are worth a look. One is marked available now with a lease into the summer, and the other is a whole duplex, which works differently from a room sublease.

And if you're already thinking past spring, ask whether there's a chance to renew for the 2027-28 school year. Some people use a spring sublease as a trial run before signing for next fall, and it's easier to ask about that early than in April.

Tips for taking over a spring lease in College Station

• Get the exact move-in and move-out dates in writing, and confirm them with the property if the lease is being transferred.

• Ask for a full monthly cost breakdown, including utilities, internet, parking and any fees for the transfer itself.

• Request recent photos or a live video tour of the specific room and bathroom you'd be taking over.

• If a listed lease date has already passed, ask the lister what's open now before you count on that listing for spring.

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