Disciples Divinity House

It’s pretty spartan living arrangements but I just came from an iD Edgar’s dorm so I’m used to it. The oven is a little unpredictable. But it’s so close to campus and so affordable and the company of my neighbors so good that I’m so glad I found it

DDH is an old building which always comes with its issues, but it is a nice place to live in community with other Vanderbilt Divinity students and the location is difficult to beat. Additional perks include never having to pay for or find parking on campus!

The walls are made of cinderblocks, so they do carry sound between apartments and can be difficult to hang decorations on. The apartments have a small kitchenette with no counter-space.

It's a quiet healing space with a cozy atmosphere. The building is old, but all the kitchen and laundry facilities are freely available and work well. The air conditioning control in the room works well and the cleanliness of the building is maintained. Above all, I like that it is close to the school.(a five-minute walk).And most importantly, the people in the building are all kind and warm-hearted.

The house is quite close to the school. The residents are friendly especially your cohorts that would love with you. The community meals are always good. Suffice it to say that, it is a good apartment to begin with. David is a kind man. He cares for your well-being.

The apartment is dated, for sure. But it works! Air conditioning/heating works well. There are occasional plumbing problems, but they are quick to address issues. Apartments come with bathroom and kitchenette while dorm-style rooms have shared bathrooms and a communal kitchen. No roommates, but several housemates!