Sawyer on Lincoln USC Columbia sublease: the furnished rooms on our listings

A Sawyer on Lincoln USC Columbia sublease is one of the more specific searches students make this time of year, usually because someone is leaving for spring and wants a replacement in their furnished room. If you're hoping to step into one of those spots, it helps to see exactly what's posted and what each listing actually says. Start with the furnished Sawyer on Lincoln listings below, or browse everything on our Columbia listings page.

We've laid out three listings posted on Off-Campus Universe for Sawyer on Lincoln, plus two other current listings near campus, with their rents, lease timing, and distance by car. After that you'll find what students said in local housing groups and a short list of things to check before you sign.

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

Sawyer on Lincoln - Student Apartment is listed at $1,119/month with lease timing of Spring 2027, which makes it the most direct match for someone looking for a spring handoff. It's a furnished one bed, one bath apartment sublease, listed as under 5 minutes by car from campus. It isn't marked available now, so ask the student lister for the exact move-in and move-out dates.

Sublease at Sawyer on Lincoln is priced at $1,139/month. It's a furnished one bed, one bath sublease listed as under 5 minutes by car from campus. The lease timing reads 8/15/26-7/31/26, and since those dates don't quite add up, ask the lister to confirm when the sublease would start for you and when it ends.

Private Bedroom/Bath @ Sawyer on Lincoln comes in at $1,070/month, the lowest of the three Sawyer on Lincoln listings here. The listing title mentions a private bedroom and bath, and the fields show one bed and one bath, furnished, under 5 minutes by car from campus. Its lease timing is listed as august to july, so ask the lister which year that covers and whether a spring start is possible.

Among other current listings near campus, The Narrative is listed at $799/month and is marked available now. It's a furnished one bed, one bath apartment on a Year Lease (12 Months), listed as 5 to 10 minutes by car from campus. The lease timing reads 10/1/2026, so ask the lister how many months remain and how a transfer would work.

1 Bedroom Apartment is another option near campus at $1,355/month, also marked available now. It's a furnished one bed, one bath apartment sublease listed as under 5 minutes by car from campus, with lease timing of 10/1/2026. That start date has passed, so check with the lister about the current end date.

What the Sawyer on Lincoln listings show

There are currently four listings posted on Off-Campus Universe for Sawyer on Lincoln, and all four are marked furnished with a one bed, one bath setup. A one bed, one bath listing like this often describes the single room a student is subleasing, so ask the lister whether the unit has other bedrooms and roommates, and which spaces you'd share.

Furnished subleases make a lot of sense in early November. Students heading abroad, graduating in December, or starting an internship in spring often want someone to take over their room for the rest of the lease. For you, that can mean moving in with a bag and a laptop instead of a truckload of furniture. The trade-off is that the lease terms are already set, so the end date and the roommates are part of the package.

Because the listings use their own titles and lease timing entries, the details can be a little inconsistent from one post to the next. Before you get attached to a specific spot, ask the lister for the unit number, the exact dates, and how the management office handles subleases.

It also pays to think about where you'll be next fall. Many residents are being asked about renewals right now, and a spring sublease often ends in summer. If you like the place, ask the lister whether the leasing office lets a subtenant sign their own lease for next year, and when that signing window opens. If you'd rather keep your options open, a sublease that wraps up in late July gives you a clean break and time to compare other current listings near campus before the fall rush.

Sawyer on Lincoln USC Columbia sublease: what students posted

A Sawyer on Lincoln USC Columbia sublease came up in three student posts in local Facebook housing groups collected on 2 Nov 2026. No rent was quoted in those three posts. Students did name a 3b3b floor plan, and one thing they mentioned was a pool. That's something named in student posts, not a feature we've confirmed, so ask the lister or the leasing office directly if it matters to you.

Across all of the Columbia student posts we reviewed from that day, the median rent people quoted was $875. That's a number students typed into their own posts, not OCU data and not a market rate. Semester timing came up often in those posts, along with pools and gyms, pets, subleases and takeovers, and private rooms or baths.

For comparison, The Narrative also came up in student posts in those groups, where the rents quoted were $780, $832, and $890. Students mentioned a pool, gym, parking, furnished units, a balcony, a shuttle, and a study room there. Again, those are things students named in their posts, so treat them as questions to ask rather than confirmed features.

If you have a pet, raise it early. Ask the lister whether the building allows pets in a sublease, and find out about any pet deposit, monthly fee, or breed and size rules. A sublet arrangement usually has to follow the original lease, so the answer may depend on what the current tenant signed.

Private rooms and baths came up often too, which lines up with how the Sawyer on Lincoln listings describe a one bed, one bath space. When you message a lister, ask whether the bathroom is attached to the bedroom or shared down the hall.

Before you take over a sublease in Columbia

• Ask whether the leasing office has to approve the sublease, whether there's a transfer or admin fee, and who you'll be paying rent to each month.

• Get the exact start and end dates in writing, especially when the listed lease timing is unclear or has already passed.

• Ask what's included in rent, such as utilities, internet, and parking, and how shared costs are split with roommates.

• Do a walkthrough on move-in day and take photos of the room and shared spaces so you aren't charged for damage that was already there.

Ready to find your place? Browse all listings at Off-Campus Universe.

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