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LSU Off-Campus Housing in Baton Rouge
Apartments, Rooms, and Roommates near Louisiana State University
Off-campus housing near Louisiana State University
Many LSU students move off campus after their first year, and Baton Rouge has plenty of apartments and houses close to campus. Here you’ll find apartments, houses, private rooms and subleases near LSU, and every listing is reviewed by our team before it goes live.
Where LSU students live
Tigerland, east of campus near Nicholson and Burbank, is packed with student apartments and bars. The Nicholson Drive corridor south of campus has newer student complexes. Southdowns and the area around Highland Road offer houses and quieter streets, while the Garden District and Spanish Town near downtown suit grad students. LSU’s Tiger Trails buses connect many complexes to campus.
What it costs
Most listings run about $600 to $1,500 a month, and up to about $2,500 for a whole house. Older apartments and shared houses cost the least, while new student complexes on Nicholson Drive cost the most.
When to start looking
Student complexes near LSU usually start preleasing in the fall for the following August. Start looking in the fall semester for the best choice. Summer and semester subleases are common, especially in Tigerland.
What’s listed here
Apartments, houses, rooms and subleases from Baton Rouge landlords and property managers. Browse below and contact landlords directly. It’s free for LSU students.
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FAQs about LSU Off-Campus Housing
How much does LSU off-campus housing cost?
Most off-campus listings near LSU run about $600 to $1,500 a month, and up to about $2,500 for a whole house. Price depends on how close you are to campus, the size of the place, and whether you rent a room in a shared house or a whole apartment.
When should I start looking for off-campus housing in Baton Rouge?
Student complexes near LSU usually start preleasing in the fall for the following August, so start looking in the fall semester for the best choice.
Which neighborhoods are closest to the LSU campus?
Tigerland, just east of campus, and the Nicholson Drive corridor, to the south, have the most student apartments close to class. Southdowns and the Highland Road area are also nearby.
Is off-campus housing cheaper than the dorms?
It can be. Sharing a house or a large apartment with roommates is often cheaper than a dorm room and meal plan, while a newer studio near campus usually costs more. Remember to add utilities, internet and furniture when you compare.
How do I find a roommate at LSU?
You can browse roommate profiles on Baton Rouge Universe or create your own, then message students who match your budget and move-in date. Many students also team up with friends and rent a whole house together.
How do subleases work in Baton Rouge?
A sublease lets you take over a room or apartment from a current tenant for part of their lease, often for the summer or one semester. Make sure the landlord allows it, and get the terms, dates and rent in writing before you pay.
Do I need a car to live off campus at LSU?
It helps in Baton Rouge, but many students manage without one by living near campus or along LSU’s Tiger Trails bus routes.
Are the listings on Baton Rouge Universe free and reviewed?
Yes. Browsing and contacting landlords is free for LSU students, and every listing is reviewed by our team before it goes live.