Off-Campus Housing
SUNY New Paltz does not work with or endorse any specific company or landlord, but you can check to see if there are any openings available at these places:
- Ridge Apartments: These are probably more expensive than the rest because they are newer, and they are right across the street from the middle of campus. Call 845-255-5047
- Southside Apts: A two-to-eight minute walk to the middle of campus, depending what part of the complex the apartment is located (it's huge and it's almost like living on campus as it's all students). Call 845-255-7205.
- Paltz Commons: An eight-minute walk from the north end of campus. Call 914-946-3030 or email management@kempnerproperties.com
- Windsor Court Apartments: Right across the street from Southside Apartments, west of campus.
- Village Arms Condominiums: A 12-minute walk from the north end of campus. Call 845-255-9102.
- New Paltz Gardens: A 15-minute walk from the northeast end of campus.
- Zer0Place: A 15-minute walk from the northwest end of campus.
- Turtle Rock Apartments: A 15-minute walk from the north end of campus.
- Bella Terra Apartments: A 15-minute walk from the south end of campus. (Note there is no sidewalk from the campus to the apartment complex)
- Meadowbrook Farm: A 25-minute walk from the north end of campus. Call 845-255-5305.
- Mulberry Square Apartments: A 30-minute walk from the north end of campus. Call 845-255-5047.
- New Paltz Hostel: An 8-minute walk from the north end of campus. Call 845-255-6676 or email newpaltzhostel@yahoo.com
Other Resources:
The Center for International Programs and SUNY New Paltz do not take responsibility for the validity or accuracy of any housing posts. Please be cautious of rental scams!
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Off-Campus Housing Marketplace: This 'College Pads' platform provides a selection of local rental listings. Students can filter listings to find housing that best fits their needs. It also features tools for roommate matching.
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Perch'n - On Perch'n students can search through a comprehensive list of off campus housing from small private homes to local apartment complexes.
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New Paltz Times: See All Rentals in the Classifieds section.
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Hudson Valley Craigslist: See Housing section.
When signing a lease, you will likely be required to pay a deposit on the apartment up to the amount of one month's rent. You may also be expected to pay monthly rent on a date determined in concert with your landlord. Be ready to pay a large amount of money up front when you move in to your apartment. You might receive the security deposit back at the end of your lease if there is no damage done to your rented space.
Temporary Accommodation in New Paltz
If you need a temporary place to stay in New Paltz while you look for a place to live, you can contact:
Please remember that SUNY New Paltz has no affiliation with any of the hotels, apartments, or housing options mentioned on this page. This information is provided as a service to international students but is not a guarantee of availability.
