 More and more college students are choosing apartment living as an alternative to a stint in a dormitory. Apartments offer more by way of choice in living arrangements and are much more versatile when family and friends come to visit. Whether you are a recent graduate that is headed to college, technical school or starting a job training program, apartment life may be for you! Apartment living, when compared with dorm living, offers the opportunity for increased privacy and many amenities that campus housing does not include. Living in an apartment means you will have a kitchen with all major appliances so you can prepare meals when you want and keep a greater variety of fresh food for a healthy diet. No depending on a cafeteria with limited choices and hours when you need something to eat if you have an apartment where you can study the time away. Study time is another important reason to be in an apartment. If you have more space, you can set up an area as a study/office nook that will allow for increased concentration on the subject matter at hand. Other amenities to look for when selecting an apartment include: Safety: do they have 24-hour surveillance and security guards? Is the complex gated so that only residents can enter? Convenience: is the location near to campus? How far do you have to drive or walk for restaurants, shopping, and groceries? Activity: is there a clubhouse with meeting rooms and common areas for socializing with your neighbors when you would like to do so? Recreation: are there safe walking areas? What about playgrounds or sports courts? Is there a gym or swimming pool? Pets: what kind of pets are allowed? Furnished: can you rent a furnished space and that way not have to worry about anything when you are out on your own for the first time? Staff: are office staff and maintenance personnel available 24/7? Do they quickly to requests? Are they familiar enough with the area to assist you with things located outside the complex? Parking: is it adequate to provide for residents, guests, and visitors? Is there front door parking? There are so many bonuses to living in an apartment complex rather than on campus. With the additional conveniences of apartment living, you may be surprised to learn that apartment living can be an economically sound choice as well. Not having to pay for hotel rooms and having a self-contained unit for parents’ weekends is just one more reason that an apartment may be able to save you money in the long run. You owe it to yourself to explore apartment living before making your final living arrangement choice before classes start. Explore the options available to you and consider what will make for the best situation for your study, work, and lifestyle. Whether you desire a one, two, or three-bedroom apartment, furnished or unfurnished, visit Lafayette Garden Apartments and tour the beautiful facility. This complex offers a beachfront pool area, parks, barbecue stations, clubhouse, and two 24-hour fitness centers. Everything the college-bound student would enjoy. TAGS: apartments near university of lafayette la, college apartments in lafayette la, apartments near UL in lafayette la, 3 bedroom apartments in lafayette la
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 Lafayette Gardens Swimming Pool Safety. With Summer in full swing, we hope our residents are enjoying their time at the pool. We would like to remind everyone that our property is a family community and have provided the following safety guidelines to ensure every resident's enjoyment of our amenities. We ask that our Residents and guests adhere to the rules and regulations posted in the pool area and Management policies provided to you upon leasing. • We do not have a lifeguard on duty. We advise against any horseplay as Lafayette Gardens Apartments is not responsible for accidents or injuries. Horseplay includes running, jumping, diving, wrestling or any other activity that may lead to injury. • Our Pool hours are 10:00 am – 10:00 pm. We respectfully ask that all abide the designated pool hours to avoid enforcement of a temporary ban on use of the pool by residents and their guest found in violation. • So that our residents and their families may equally enjoy our amenities, we require that residents limit their guest to 2 people not living on the property. Residents must be present with their guest while visiting the pool. • We don’t allow fur babies (pets) in the pool area. We have 3 lovely pet parks designated for these special members of your family. Su • Swimwear conducive to maintaining a FAMILY friendly environment is required. Cover-ups are highly recommended when leaving and entering the pool area. • Our facility is family friendly and as such we do not allow alcoholic beverages in the pool area. To ensure the safety of all, GLASS OF ANY KIND is not permitted in or around the pool. • Please respect others by monitoring noise and picking up after you and your guest. • For the safety of all, we require the pool gates be keep shut at all times. Please check regularly for gate closure as younger residents and guest have a tendency to forget. • Standard policies throughout the U.S. require children under the age of 16 be accompanied at all times by a parent or legal guardian and we adhere to this policy as well. Our guidelines and policies are not meant to limit your entertainment, they are simply to ensure the fun and safety of all our residents. To recap: NO GLASS, NO PETS, NO HORSEPLAY, NO BBQ PITTS, NO BIKES, OR SKATEBOARDS are permitted in the pool area. We hope you enjoy our amenities and as always please let us know if something is amiss. Lafayette Gardens Apartments. Where you can have it all, in the middle of it all. One bedroom, two bedrooms, and three bedroom apartments for rent in the River Ranch area of Lafayette, LA 70508. TAGS: lafayette apartments with pools, pool safety, 3 bedroom apartments in lafayette, three bedroom apartments in lafayette louisiana It takes less than 10 seconds for you to make a good first impression on someone. That’s about the same amount of time that it takes for the threshold of your one, two, or three-bedroom dwelling at Lafayette Garden Apartments to make an impression as well. Doormats are the most common accessory used outside the home. They are functional, decorative, and can provide safety. The term was coined in the mid-1600’s. Judging from that fact, people have been using mats to welcome visitors, and themselves, into their habitats for close to 400 years. Keeping dirt, moisture, and debris outside your home’s interior is the primary function of a doormat. They are used to wipe and/or clean the bottom of shoes and feet so that the majority of grime stays outside. Keeping dirt outside means the flooring, whether it be tile, wood, or carpeting, stays clean. Having the soles of your shoes dried on the mat provides the safety of not slipping. It was customary in Biblical times to offer water and a basin so travelers could wash the dust from their feet. Doormats are the modern-day equivalent of offering the cleansing of your tootsies. Doormats were usually made of straw or vines. Rubber, plastic, and textiles that could be woven with patterns are all materials still used to form a mat that could be placed at the entrance to your home to welcome someone. Hence the name welcome mat in today’s marketplace. Decorative doormats can say a range of things besides “welcome”. Images, colors, materials, sayings, and shapes are all things that go into consideration when selecting a welcome mat for outside your door. The most common inexpensive welcome mat is a rectangle of black rubber that has raised ribs to aid in getting the dirt off your shoes and says “welcome” smack dab in the middle. Variations of that mat include a sisal and rubber version with “welcome” running through the middle in red, teal, or black. There are round versions of the traditional welcome mat and versions with welcome in just about any language you may speak. Have a favorite sports team? Fan Mats are popular so you can root, root, root for the home team and let anyone who comes in contact with your door know who you want to win in an instant. Are you an animal lover? You can find welcome mats with horses, cats, butterflies, and just about any breed of dog. One mat is die cut in the shape of a whale and shows a love of puns with “whale-come” written across the bottom. Humorous sayings are incredibly popular and enable you to share a smile with your visitors and neighbors. Do any of things bring a smile if you were to read them on a welcome mat: “Hi. I’m Mat.”, “Come back when you have a warrant”, “Well, butter my butt and call me a biscuit, look who’s here”, “Nice underwear”, or “Welcome. Beware of Husband. Kids are Shady. Wife is Cool.” According to an online home shopping site, the best selling funny mat simply says, “Leave”. Monogrammed mats with a single letter and made-to-order mats of the occupants last name are extremely popular. Mats that reflect the occupants' identity was a much-requested holiday gift in 2017. Need a place to lay your welcome mat? Tour Lafayette Garden Apartments today. TAGS: welcoming guest to your apartment in lafayette la, lafayette three bedroom apartments. lafayette two befroom apartments, lafayette one bedroom apartments, apratments lafayette |
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