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Pet Friendly Apartments Near UNR: What to Expect and What They Cost


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Reno's four distinct seasons mean pet owners at UNR need to think beyond just pet policy when choosing a rental, since winter walkability and yard access matter too. Here's what to expect from pet friendly apartments near UNR.

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Neighborhoods Near UNR for Pet Owners

Old Southwest Reno, just south of campus, offers tree-lined streets and older homes, some with small yards well suited to dog owners. The area near Wooster Square, a bit further out, tends to have more apartment complexes with dedicated pet amenities like on-site dog runs. Both areas are served by RTC Ride bus routes back to campus.


Pet Friendly Apartments Near UNR: What to Expect

and What They Cost

Pet friendly apartments near UNR typically charge a pet deposit of $250 to $450 plus $20 to $40 in monthly pet rent, with base one-bedroom rents running $1,100 to $1,600. Because Reno gets real winter snow, pet friendly apartments near UNR with easy ground-floor access or cleared walkways make a noticeable difference for daily dog walks in January and February. Ask specifically about breed and weight restrictions, since these vary more here than in many markets.


pet friendly apartments near unr

Tips for Renting With a Pet Near UNR

  • Ask about ground-floor or easy-access units if winter dog walks are a daily concern.

  • Confirm breed and weight restrictions before touring, since they vary widely by property type.

  • Check for on-site dog runs or nearby off-leash areas, common in newer Reno complexes.

  • Budget for both a pet deposit and monthly pet rent on top of base rent.

For a complete overview of off-campus living near campus, check out our Off-Campus Housing Guide: University of Nevada Reno.


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