starkville area

[missed mallards]

if you live in the area or are real familiar with the area i need ya'lls help. i'm tryin to find a place to rent. house, apartment, something but don't know the area to look or any idea's. tryin to get over this summer around May to find a job hopefully. kind of put it off till the last minute. if ya'll know of any place's i can check on just let me know. would like a place to accomadate a dog but it's not nesassary. something priced reasonable also would be nice. thanks

[regishay]

Dont know how old you are, but College station or The Commons will lease you an apartment for around 250-300. Course you will have a roommate or three. Alot of students will sublease there apartment for less than that also. Course they dont allow dogs.

[crowder critter]

i lived in the commons when i was there, but i would recommend a place outside town, i cant remember the name of it but it had cabin like houses on a lake, it was called something lake if i remember but a buddy of mine lived there and it was nice maybe some of these other fellows know what i am talking about and can give you the name

[dawg-n-duck]

I believe he is referring to Ridge Lakes that is about 5 minutes from town. I would recommend these places, because they are nice and pet friendly.

[DuckDeke]

CC, was that the place out 389. If so, pretty cool place indeed. I can't remember the name of it either though

[waterfowlwidowmaker]

I lived in the Cotton District for a while when I was in school. Its pretty nice, real close to everything, but kind of a pain in the but for a dog. My brother lived out at the lake that crowder critter istalkin about, its called Ridge Lakes. That place is great for dogs and you got a couple of lakes to fish in. I would check it out

[dawg-n-duck]

I lived down from the Cotton District when i was there in Glen Hollow and it was being so close to everything, but if I had to do it again i would live out fom town a bit. You might also try Dogwood or whatever they call it now. They have some dog friendly condos and are on lakes and a golf course that is up and gettingm better.

[crowder critter]

thanks fellas, it has been a while and i could not remember the name of it, but when my buddy moved out there i wanted to move there too but i had already signed a lease, this place is heaven, i wouldnt want to live anywhere else

[jdbuckshot]

i live in a house in town with a fenced in back yard and a sun room we keep the dogs in during the day while we are out. i rent it from crabtree realators, they are good and have alot of houses. check with them!

[crowder critter]

thanks fellas, it has been a while and i could not remember the name of it, but when my buddy moved out there i wanted to move there too but i had already signed a lease, this place is heaven, i wouldnt want to live anywhere else

[DuckDeke]

Cotton district sure is fun...but certainly on the pricey side for Starville.

[go24]

Speaking of pricey--I was in NYC not long ago. A 1 bedroom flat in Manhattan goes for $2500 per month

Think I'll just stay here in the promised land!

[mshunter77]

i currently rent from crabtree properties they are pretty good and pretty reasonable, there are a ton of different realators to rent from. if you give a little more specifics like price range # of bedrooms etc. i may can give you a better idea. There are good deals to be had if you look around i just found me a bedroom house with 280 acres of hardwoods for 400 a month.

[Greenhead22]

I stayed on South Nash in the Cotton District for 3 yrs and loved it. Didn't have to worry about driving to Rick's or Hunt Club......The Grill, Flo and Eddie's, The Pub and Bistro were within walking distance. I moved in to an addition of a house and paid $250/month and that was all. It was probably twice the size of a normal dorm room, kinda small but I had a kitchen, frig, bathroom, everything.........beat the heck out of having to stay on campus on the 9th floor of the dorm.

[Bully]