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The Townsend is one of downtown’s landmark buildings, located in the heart of the Chapel Street Shopping District. Rising above Claire’s Corner Copia on College Street, many of the building’s 29 apartments offer a view of the New Haven Green and Yale’s “Old Campus.” Residents will find their home convenient to the central campus, the Medical School, and the Art & Architecture Building. This building was built in 1832 by the Townsends, a family of shipping merchants. It is designed in a Greek Revival style. The building offers 16 studios, 5 one-bedrooms, 6 two-bedrooms, and 2 three-bedroom duplexes, and most apartments feature central air conditioning and dishwashers. Unit sizes vary, and studios rent for $690 - $1,000, one-bedrooms rent for $1,060 - $1,110, two-bedrooms rent for $1,610 - $1,790, and three-bedroom units range from $2,260 to $2,410. Tenants are responsible for their heat, hot water, and electricity. A laundry room in the building serves our Townsend tenants along with an elevator.

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Situated along the historic Chapel Street Shopping District, The Alluvia offers second- and third-floor apartments above Peter Indorf Jewelers and Urban Objects, across from Yale’s Vanderbilt Hall. Eight studio apartments, many featuring central air conditioning and exposed brick walls, will rent for $815 to $930 per month. Tenants are separately responsible for their own heat, A/C, hot water, and electricity billing. Residents will find themselves within easy walking distance of The Art & Architecture Building and the Medical School.

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The Warner is one of New Haven’s classic landmark buildings, perched above the shops on Sherman’s Alley and adjacent to the esteemed Union League Café. Constructed in 1892, the building retains much of its nineteenth century charm, including period details and bay windows. It is one of Rufus G. Russell's last designs, calling forth the Romanesque Revival style. This building was commissioned by Henry A. Warner and was original used as a private dormitory for Yale University students. The Warner building was one of the first buildings designed as an apartment house in the city. Rental prices include all utilities. In 2010-2011, the 5 studio apartments will lease from $775 to $1,065, the 12 one-bedroom apartments will rent for $1,135 to $1,320, 1 two-bedroom apartment will be available for $1,690, 3 three-bedrooms will be offered from $2,500 to $2,725, and 1 four-bedroom will rent for $3,300. Building features include an elevator servicing all seven floors, and there is a laundry room on the second floor for our tenants. This Chapel District building is convenient to the Art and Architecture Building, the Medical School, and Yale’s central campus.

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Adjacent to the School of Art and Architecture on historic Chapel Street, the Eldorado features 28 studio and 16 one-bedroom apartments dedicated to graduate student housing. Designed in 1922 by Brown & Van Beren, this apartment building features Californian style architecture, with a prominent, projecting cornice on the front façade. Each apartment in the Eldorado was renovated for the 2007 leasing year. Studios will be available for $750 to $910, and one-bedrooms will rent for $925 to $1,050, depending on the size and layout. Rental rates include heat and hot water, and tenants are responsible for their own electric charges. There is an elevator servicing all six floors and a laundry room for residents in the basement. This building is also convenient to the Medical School and the Drama School.

Dedicated to Graduate Students.

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Dedicated to Graduate Students.

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