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    Quiet Apartments in Gainesville

    Quiet Apartments

    If you're concerned about noisy neighbors and want to live in a peaceful, less-populated environment, Gainesville offers a variety of quiet apartments for residents who need uninterrupted downtime. The nature of rental living means you'll be surrounded by adjacent units on one or more sides, but that doesn't mean you have to settle! By looking for a few specific features and choosing strategic locations, you'll be able to find a perfect place with less noise and fewer disturbances.

    One way to pick your new community is to decide what aspects of rental living you may want to avoid. For example, many rentals in Gainesville schedule monthly pool parties or community events for residents, which can be disruptive and bothersome for the resident who prefers a low-key lifestyle. Other popular community amenities, like picnic tables and BBQ grills, may also attract large gatherings and celebrations. Pet-friendly apartments may not be the best choice if they allow dogs or birds, but if you have a quiet pet like a cat or rabbit, you can still find a suitable place that limits the types of animals allowed.

    Another strategy for finding the best quiet apartments in Gainesville is to stay away from popular locations near the university or downtown areas, since crowded events and festivals are expected throughout the year. These areas are also cater to undergrads and student-housing, meaning you're more likely to encounter parties and late night comings and goings. While this aspect of rental living can be desirable for some, other residents may prefer to live in an area with more conventional housing. Try looking at apartments in South Gainesville, as this area of town is close enough to campus that your commute will be a breeze, but not as developed and therefore not a popular spot for parties or events.

    If you're looking for a quiet apartment but still want to live with a roommate, there are a few things you should consider about sharing a unit. Living with other people reduces your rent and can be a great experience if you're new to the area and want to make friends, but it can also lead to noise or additional visitors to your apartment. One way to reduce the likelihood of future issues is to discuss your living preferences with all potential roommates before signing a lease. Ask your roommate about their work hours, sleep schedule, hobbies, and anticipated visitors or visiting times. If your roommate plays the drums, has family over every weekend, and likes to chat on Skype all night, they may not be the best fit for you. Instead, find someone who has similar preferences and create a set of rules together that works for both (or all) of you.

    Once you pick the right community and choose your roommate preference, choosing the right unit is the next step towards quiet living. Downstairs units are more likely to get noise from people walking by or getting in and out of their cars. You may also hear noise from your neighbors above you. Some communities may also have playgrounds nearby or children may gather outside the building after school. Similarly, you may not want to pick a unit that is right next to the pool or the main road.

    If you follow these tips, you can create a tailored combination of community and apartment amenities that will give you the best advantage in your search for quiet rental living. Pair this with a strategic location and you'll be well on your way to peace and tranquility!


    Frequently Asked Questions

    Where can I find a quiet apartment in Gainesville?

    While word of mouth from friends and social media can give you a lot of insight into the general vibe and tranquility of apartment communities you're interested in, your best bet is to start looking! While not a hard and fast rule, many find that conventional, or non-student, properties tend to be more quiet by nature. You'll also find that apartment communities located further away from dense areas of business, main roads, and universities can be more peaceful. Use our Gainesville neighborhood guideto explore locations with quiet apartments.

    What floor plans should I look for in a quiet apartment in Gainesville?

    If you're looking for a peaceful apartment, consider a studio or one-bedroomfloor plan. You'll avoid the bustle of roommates and their guests or competing schedules which can create noise when you're trying to catch some Z's, and vice versa. As for location within the community, know that less shared wall space means less opportunity for noise to travel so finding and end or corner unit or a top floor home can help. 

    What features and amenities should I look for in a quiet apartment in Gainesville?

    That resort style pool may be beckoning you to come take a dip but do you really want to be listening to splashing 24/7? Finding an apartment home that is further away from community amenities like courtyards, pools, and main walkways can help keep noise down. Additionally, if barking is a bother, consider asking the leasing team about the community pet-policy and look for a home that has a limit on number, size, or breed of pets to keep pet noises to a minimum.

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