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Belmont University Off-Campus Housing Guide (2026)

Belmont requires undergrads with fewer than 60 credit hours to live on campus (exemptions: 21+, married, living with family, transfers), so off-campus living starts junior year.

Where students live

Belmont-Hillsboro and Hillsboro Village, plus 12 South — with cheaper options in Melrose, Edgehill, and Wedgewood-Houston.

There's essentially no purpose-built student housing aimed at Belmont: students rent conventional unfurnished market-rate apartments and shared houses at Nashville prices (roughly $1,400–$2,000+ for close-in 1BRs), which pushes most into roommate shares. Belmont runs an off-campus marketplace and a Preferred Partner program with local complexes.

Apartments & rentals students actually use

CommunityDistanceUnits & ratesFurnished?Website
1810 Belcourt
Hillsboro Village
~8 min1–2BR, room pricing ~$650–$675Variesvia Belmont marketplace
2100 Acklen Flats
Belmont-Hillsboro
~10 min walkStudio–2BR, $1,699–$2,919/unitUnfurnishedvia Belmont marketplace
1900 12th Ave S
12 South
~7 minStudios ~$1,700Variesvia Belmont marketplace
Belmont Village Apartments
12 South
WalkableApartmentsUnfurnished
2010 West End
West End/Midtown
~30 min transitStudio–2BR, $1,436–$5,463/unitUnfurnishedvia Belmont marketplace
Pointe West I & II
Charlotte Pike, West Nashville
30+ min1–3BR, $1,299–$1,999/unitUnfurnishedvia Belmont marketplace

Details compiled from public listings and the Belmont off-campus marketplace, August 2026. Nashville rents move fast — verify everything with the property.

What you'll need

Most rentals here are unfurnished — budget for the big anchors: mattress, bed frame, sofa, and a table, and split the shared rooms with roommates.

Apartment checklist   Apartment shop

Staying in the dorms instead? Head back to the Belmont dorm dimensions and dorm packing list.