Collegetown is often referred to as Ithaca’s “second city,” and residents of the apartments in Collegetown are right in the heart of it. The Collegetown neighborhood grew up around Cornell University; with bars, restaurants, and busy sidewalks, Collegetown apartments can feel like they’re in a much larger city. If you’re an undergraduate at Cornell (or wish you were) this is the place to live.
Our Collegetown Apartments
Ridgetop Apartments In Collegetown
Ridgetop Apartments in Collegetown offers safe, clean, modern apartments for one to five people, located within 100-feet of Cornell University, on Upper Eddy Street and Dryden Road in Collegetown.
Just a five-minute walk to campus, these amenity-rich units are on a quiet residential block, away from the traditional Collegetown noise. With new renovations and low rent prices, Ridgetop Apartments are easy to call home.
327 Eddy Street – Studios, 1 Bedrooms, 2 Bedrooms, 3 Bedrooms, 4 Bedrooms. Laundry, Gym, Bicycle Storage, Locking Mailboxes, Security Cameras on Entrances.
401 Eddy Street – 2 Bedrooms, 3 Bedrooms. Laundry, Locking Mailboxes, Security Cameras on Entrance.
311 Eddy Street – 1 Bedrooms, 2 Bedrooms, 3 Bedrooms. Access to Laundry at 327 Eddy St., Locking Mailboxes, Security Cameras on Entrances.
109 Dryden Road – 2 Bedrooms, 3 Bedrooms. Laundry, Gym, Locking Mailboxes, Security Cameras on Entrances.
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For more information regarding Ridgetop Apartments in Collegetown, Call 607-277-6961, email info@cspmanagement.com, or visit www.RidgetopIthaca.com
400-404 Stewart Avenue
400-404 Stewart Avenue is one of the newest and most modern apartment buildings in Collegetown. This building has 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom apartments, all with newly-constructed kitchens and modern appliances. The living areas in these apartments get plenty of natural light. The building is conveniently located near Cornell University’s campus and Collegetown bars and restaurants. Downtown Ithaca is only a short walk or drive from Stewart Avenue, through the East Hill Neighborhood.
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CSP Management also provides rental services for the following properties in Collegetown:
- 116 Osmun Place – 6 units; (1) Studio, (4) 1BR, (1) 2BR. Off-street parking available.
- 408 Stewart Avenue – 6 units; (2) Studio, (2) 1BR, (1) 3BR. Off-street parking available.
Not all rentals are currently available. You can search for available apartments on the CSP Management Apartment Search page, or use the address listed above to fill out an application.
Where is Collegetown?
Collegetown is located at the top of East Hill, just south of the Cornell neighborhood and west of Belle Sherman. Collegetown sits above Route 79 to the south, just across from the Six Mile Creek neighborhood.
Collegetown Neighborhood Attractions
- Collegetown shops and restaurants – Mostly concentrated along Dryden Road and College Avenue, Collegetown has about a dozen locally-owned bars and restaurants catering to the local college crowd. Cuisine styles range from Indian to Thai to Japanese to Mediterranean, alongside more traditional American fare. Locally-owned favorites include Collegetown Bagels and Ithaca Beer Company which mirror each other across College Ave. Shops include minimarts, grocery stores, and a liquor store, as well as an optician, a barbershop, and a shoe store.
- The Carriage House – A historic landmark, as well as one of the best restaurants in Ithaca, the Carriage House is a renovated farm building from the 1800s — carefully restored and converted to a cozy cafe, serving breakfast and lunch. After the downstairs restaurant closes for the evening, the upstairs loft opens as a sophisticated cocktail lounge with a great balcony.
- The Schwartz Center – The Schwartz Center is operated by the Cornell University Department of Performing & Media Arts, and offers student-led theatrical performances to the public throughout the year. Productions range from drama to musical theater to avant-garde; the Center also hosts several theatrical festivals. For fans of unusual architecture, the modernist building is one of the largest and most striking features of Collegetown.