Enjoy the Many Benefits of Living In Clemson Off Campus Housing
The Reserve at Clemson
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The Reserve at Clemson
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The Reserve at Clemson
CertifiedReal Estate and PropertyAbout Enjoy the Many Benefits of Living In Clemson Off Campus Housing
Not every student likes living in a dorm. Fortunately, today's options,when it comes to a place to stay, includes Clemson off campus housing. Here you'll find a relaxed atmosphere that allows you to do your studies, but it still provides you with many ways to have fun with your new-found friends. With a dorm room, you are typically assigned a roommate. This is usually someone you don't know, and you have to share a bedroom. Bathrooms are often shared among several students. With off-campus housing, you'll have your own private bedroom and bathroom with doors that lock. Contact The Revenue at Clemson at reserveatclemson.com for more info.
- Sunday: Closed
- Monday: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
- Tuesday: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
- Wednesday: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
- Thursday: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
- Friday: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
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Reviews for The Reserve at Clemson
4.9 | 173 Reviews
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Olivia Ambre
Great experience living here, good amenities and renovated apartment!
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Ella Peterson
I lived at the reserve this past year and have had a very positive experience. The staff is nice and prompt in answering concerns. The property is well maintained and looks to make updates to itself frequently. I would recommend it!
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Kylie DeWeese
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Eva Welborn
I’ve lived at the Reserve for two years now in the four bedroom apartment and I would recommend to students who want lower cost housing. Having three roommates can lead to issues with things like fridge space, but overall the reserve is a good place to live. It’s on the Red Cat-bus route which is convenient if you don’t want to pay for a campus parking pass or need a ride downtown. There have been some bugs in the summer, but I haven’t heard of an apartment in Clemson that doesn’t have a similar issue. Maintenance is quick and the rooms are pretty big; sharing a bathroom with one other person hasn’t been an issue.
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Penelope Kerber
Lived here for almost 2 years. im not in school but this place is perfect for any college student! also a great affordable place for anyone eles! ive had a great experience here and would highly recommend!!
