Student housing at
University of California, Berkeley
The following styles of housing are available:
Westminster House North - doubles, triples, and four-person suites, and two six-person sleeping dorm (one suite for males and one suite for females).
Westminster House South - one six-person Heritage Apartment for males; one bed for a female in a Heritage Apartment quad, and one bed for a female in a regular quad.
Following are sample floor plans and pictures for the triple and quad suites at the South House and a description of the Heritage Apartments.
Note: Each suite is structured differently because of its placement in each house, as well as the manner in which residents arrange their furniture.
Each resident has an assigned bed, chair, desk, chest of drawers, closet or armoire space, bookcase, and hutch.
Triples are most commonly furnished with one bunk bed and one single bed.
Shown here is half of a typical quad: two bunk beds and two desks equipped with shelves (also, a chest of drawers).
Unique to the South House are the Heritage Apartments. These four apartments are located across the courtyard from the rooms in the dorm style housing, completed in 2003. There are also two ground floor rooms located in the Heritage Building.
Visible from the campus are three second-story windows that allow light into the hallway across from Heritage Apartments #216 (a triple) and #215 (a quad).
At the corner of the house is another triple (#214), which has windows facing both Bancroft and College. Across the hall is the six-person suite (#213) which is above the library.
Contact us today to arrange your personal tour and see these rooms for yourself.
