Building usage and room configurations during 2021–22 are subject to change based on public health recommendations and demand for housing.
For detailed information about each building including room types, rates, and floor plans, click a building link. Information on how to apply for housing can be found on the Undergraduate Housing Application Guide page.
Ideal for students who are attending the UW on a traditional academic year schedule—autumn, winter and spring quarters. There is a wide range of room types across campus to accommodate student needs, interests and price points.
Residence halls have community lounges where you can hang out with friends, study and take part in the many events hosted by Residential Life staff and student groups. These halls were built with student success and community in mind!
For a walkthrough of our Residence Halls, take our virtual tour.
– West campus – District Market
– West campus – Cultivate – Fitness Center West
– North campus – Quiet spaces
– West campus – Local Point
– North campus – Rick's Café
– West campus – Area 01 Community Center
– North campus – The Mill
– North campus – The 8 – Fitness room
– North campus – New District Market
– West campus – Gender inclusive housing
– North campus – Gender inclusive housing – Center Table
For students who are seeking more independence, UW apartments are a good choice. Our apartments provide the opportunity to plug directly into the Husky community while minimizing the distractions of everyday life so you can focus on your studies. These 9-month apartments are for students attending the UW on an academic year schedule—autumn, winter and spring quarters.
– West campus – Husky Grind Coffee
– U Village area – Fitness Center
– West campus – Burke Gilman Trail
For students who are seeking more independence or who need year-round housing, UW apartments are convenient and practical. You can be a part of the Husky community while still focusing on your studies. These 12-month apartments are for students attending the UW on a year-round schedule or those planning to work and live in Seattle during summer quarter.
– West campus – Close to District Market – Near the Ave
– Close to main campus – Privately managed
– Near U Village
– Magnuson Park area – Privately managed
Life in UW Family Housing (FH) has so much to offer. The convenience of living close to classes and campus resources, month-to-month contracts, and opportunities to participate in a variety of social and educational programs.
Family apartments are for married students, and students with children, who are attending the UW full-time.
Take a virtual apartment tour
– Near U Village – Community center
– Near main campus – Privately managed
– Near Magnuson Park – Privately managed