Capitol

The Heart of Madison
Capitol Square in Madison, Wisconsin, is located at 2 East Main Street, where State Street meets Capitol Square. Capitol is said to be one of the best destinations for shopping, dining, and entertainment for locals and tourists.

Here, the area is alive with events like music festivals, concerts, races, dances, and jazz festivals. The Dane County Capitol Square South Ramp allows 1,000 vehicles in its garage, which many people find helpful. It allows for easy access to the downtown farmers’ market, summer concerts, the Wisconsin State Capitol building, Art Fairs, and about 80 area restaurants.
What Capitol Residents
Think About Their Apartments
overall
8.0
value
8.0
amenities
6.6
social
7.0
management
8.0
Median rents in Capitol
Studio
$
1,200
1 Bedroom
$
1,335
2 Bedroom
$
1,895

Living in
Capitol

Lots of Restaurants and Bars
Nightlife
Picturesque
Biking Trails
Safe and Social Atmosphere
James Madison Park
Lake Mendota
Lake Monona
Capitol — 8.9/10 Rating (based on 122 neighborhood reviews)
I feel VERY safe on the east side of the Capitol. My apartment is only a couple blocks from city hall and the justice department so there is a comforting level of police presence. There is so much to do within walking distance including restaurants and bars, Lake Monona, and lots of free events around the Capitol and Capitol square like the weekly farmer’s market and concerts on the square.
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Madison Mark
Very close to the Kohl Center and several fun, local restaurants. Also, the apartment is right on the bike path which takes one all over Madison quite easily.
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699 Station
I am pretty close to all of my schoolmates that live near city hall. My friends live near James Madison Park on the other side and it takes me about 15ish minutes to walk to them. I am down the street from a bunch of bars and food. What I like the most is I am away from the rowdy undergrads but can put myself in that situation anytime I want, it's nice and quiet but I can go to the loud easily if I want it.
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325 S Hamilton St
Adjacent to the restaurants, bars, and entertainment of downtown, and accessible to nearly every bus line and many bike share stations. Generally a quiet neighborhood further away from campus. A short walk to Willy Street and one block from Lake Monona!

To campus: 30 minute walk, 15 minute bus, 10 minute bike ride
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106 S Hancock St
This part of the Capitol neighborhood is very safe and picturesque. The street is lined with trees and beautiful apartments. It is located close to Lake Monona and the paved bike trail which takes you around the lake and to school. It is slightly more quiet than the State Street location, but not a far walk if you want to go out to the bars. Many MBAs and working professionals live in this area.
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The Depot
10 minute walk to the Business School. Small grocery store 1 block away. There can be noise on weekends or game days, but we don't mind -- usually only hear it if windows are open. Walkable to bars and restaurants near the capitol square, as well as State St and campus. Close to bike path and easy jog to either Lake Monona or Lake Mendota. We love it!
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Domain
The neighborhood is great, there is a CVS located on the first floor. There is a bar, Echo Tap, located right across the street. It is also very close to the Kohl center. The Capitol, the university, and State Street are also within walking distance.
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The Depot
Great location--bus route runs right by the building straight to Grainger, a ~5 minute bus ride which is a nice option for the winter months. Otherwise walking to Grainger takes 10-12 minutes, not too long at all.
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Capitol Centre Court Apartments
Super close to both school and the Capitol. The Capital Market is right next door in case you need groceries. A great apartment to be in if you do not have a car because it is close to everything.
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Domain
While Mifflin is known for the annual block party, I happen to live on the opposite side(by Capitol Market Center), so it is much quieter. People are friendly and it's close to campus.
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Sheelin Apartments
Neighborhood is safe - I always feel comfortable walking in the area. Close to some coffee shops and restaurants. Apartment is close to lake Monona - nice walking area.
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Quarter Row
It's really close to a lot of things; the university, the capitol, state street. I feel like it's the perfect location.
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Domain
Close to the business school, state street, and the capitol. I think the location is the best aspect of the property.
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Domain
Best place to live as a grad student or young adult. Everything you'd want is within a mile of the apartment.
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Domain
Neighborhood is great with lots of events and people enjoying all that downtown Madison has to offer.
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151 East Wilson
Nice area with lots of graduate students and young professionals. Easy walk to campus, feel safe.
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Washington Court
Great neighborhood - close to school (only about a 10 minute walk from my apartment) and easy to get to lots of fun bars and restaurants. Parking can be a little tough, though. Most people have to pay for parking at their apartments, which isn't cheap. Ours is $175/month!
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Domain
Quiet neighborhood. Close to the square and not too far from campus.
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Butler Plaza
Love the Capitol neighborhood, very walkable and lots to do.
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Ovation 309
Very safe and close to school, bars, and restaurants.
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Sheelin Apartments
It's a nice, relatively quiet neighborhood. It's right around apartments other students rent out and not far from stores/retaurants. I have no complaints about the neighborhood. It's just off campus but still very close.
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Lark at Kohl
Perfect spot close to the capitol and campus.
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Domain
Great area. Close to bars and restaurants. If you need groceries, you may need to drive to more affordable stores but you can still buy easy to grab things at the market on the way home from class.
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Domain
Love being close to the bike path, 15 minutes from campus, 15 minutes from Capitol Square and in a quiet part of town. Echo Tap and the park on the end of Bassett St. are also big pluses.
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Quarter Row
The neighborhood is pretty quiet. It is on Mifflin but on the very end of the street so it's not very busy. Bars and restaurants are an intermediate walk.
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699 Station
Close enough to downtown to experience Madison and UW has to offer while being far enough away that there isn't too much noice.
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City Place
There are coffee shops and a couple bars and restaurants right next door. It's a short walk to State Street or the Capital.
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The Depot
Quiet but close to campus and nightlife. Local establishments (Echo Tap, Porter) are great to have close by.
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Quarter Row
Close to school, close to the grocery store, close to the social scene, and the area is relatively quiet.
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Lark at Kohl
Great neighborhood within walking distance to campus, a grocery store, and many restaurants and bars.
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Domain
Walking distance from restaurants and bars on the Capitol square, and conveniently located off the bike path (perfect for walking/biking to school or just around town). There aren't a ton of restaurants in the immediate area surrounding this building, and there is no grocery store that is very close.
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SEVEN27
Very close to the Capitol Square, bars, restaurants, entertainment, and public transportation.
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106 S Hancock St
Perfect distance to the Capital and State Street without being around all of the noise!
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City Place
Exactly between campus and Capital and 2 blocks from state street. Great location
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Capitol Centre Court
Great neighborhood -- mostly residential, near the capitol. Feels very safe.
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Quisling Terrace Apartments
Walking distance to any bar/restaurant on State, easy walking to campus,
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Ovation 309
Perfect location. Close to campus and the state street night life.
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The James
Love living really close to the capitol but also to campus.
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The Lux
Walking distance to dozens of bars and restaurants
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306 West
It's really not much of a neighborhood. You can walk to Echo Tap, but that's about it. It's a quiet residential neighborhood and a relatively quiet building with young professionals and some grad students.
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SEVEN27
Very close to lots of bars and restaurants
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Bassett Walk
Walking distance to the campus. Lots of bars and restaurants around.
Great vibe.
But I have not really explored much because of the Covid.
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Ovation 309
It can be a bit loud on weekends, but it's safe and is walking distance to many restaurants and most activities.
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Saxony Apartments
Close to everything
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Ovation 309
Safe, bustling but not loud, pretty
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Lake Park
Right in the middle of state street, great location. Close to campus and the capitol.
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Hub Madison
The apartment is in the State st and neighbourhood is good with lots of students.
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Highlander Apartments
I love living in this area. It's super close to most of the things I do.
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Bel Mora
Fantastic location for access to bars/restaurants on state street
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Park Place
Close to friends, close to social life, close to class
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Domain
Close to class and shops.
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Roundhouse Apartments
Close to campus, grocery stores, state st, etc
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699 Station
Best place to live in Madison.
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Tobacco Lofts at Findorff Yards
Downtown, close to everything.
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Palisade
Fun, vibrant, convenient, and lively.
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Saxony Apartments
Right on state street
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The Towers
Access to amazing bike paths and the lakes
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Bedford Crossing
It is safe and near transportation.
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Quisling Terrace Apartments
close proximity to restaurants
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City View
Best of both worlds. Uptown and College
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Ovation 309
It's really close to the business school
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Saxony Apartments
I love the proximity to James Madison Park and the Capitol. I think this is one of the best areas of Madison because of the access to Lake Mendota and the Capitol for restaurants, bars, the Farmers Market, etc.
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Bay Shore
bars and restaurants are fine but expensive because of location, great coffee options, lots of activity over the summer, james madison park is great, never had any issues with buses or ubers, 15-20min flat walk to campus down main st
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Hamilton Place
Great location! In a residential area, so you don’t have to listen to people yelling and waking from bar to bar like you would if you lived closer to downtown. With that said, you are only 2 blocks from the Capitol and 3-4 blocks from state street. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy the Madison night life but still be able to go home and sleep in peace.
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City Place
Being so close to everything - restaurants, bars, the overture, the comedy clubs, the capital square - there is always something going on. Despite that, you can't Hear the neighborhood from your apartment- the walls are thick. The best of both worlds!

Also, I feel super safe here in this building. The fire department is connected to our building- but you barely hear them (even being right over them). They usually - at least at night- try to start their sirens once they go down the street.
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Ovation 309
I've always felt comfortable in this neighborhood, and there is also enough activity to feel social. Football days such as Packer's game days are fun to hear the crowds at echo but it's typically quiet in this area. I find it convenient to have the CVS and a restaurant nearby and it's walking distance to classes.
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The Depot
Great location near all of the restaurants/bars and other nightlife locations. It is also just a 15-20 minute walk to the Business school, so I'm able to walk everyday. If the weather is bad, the bus line is also conveniently right outside the door to the building.
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Domain
Living here gives you great access to the Capitol Square restaurants, bars, and nightlife. You also have access to a grocery store across the street, and can easily access the other parts of the UW campus and State street.
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Sheelin Apartments
The neighborhood near the Capitol is a great place to live and is close to Grainger. There are numerous bars and restaurants within walking distance and the neighborhood is also close to both lakes.
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Ovation 309
Plenty of restaurants and bars in walking distance. Grocery store right across the street which is so convenient. Several bus stops nearby to make getting around without a car easy. Very safe.
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Domain
It's pretty quiet and relatively safe! Just a little further from campus (about 18 min from Grainger) but worth it for the slightly discounted rent and great space/amenities)
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Quarter Row
There are a lot of apartments in this neighborhood so there are a lot of people around. It is close to State Street and a lot of bars and restaurants.
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Capitol Centre Court
Less than a mile to Grainger hall and State street. Many students in the program live here as well so it's very social.
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511 W Main Street
Great location to campus and some small bars. Neighborhood is mostly students and young business professionals.
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641 W Main
Lots of bars and restaurants within walking distance - definitely the best neighborhood to live in Madison.
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Domain
Ovation is located a few blocks from the Capitol and just a block from the upper portion of State Street. The property is a short walk to the UW campus, downtown Madison, and both Lake Monona and Lake Mendota. Although is has more of an "urban" location, the property manages to feel quiet and secure.
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Ovation 309
A great neighborhood! Very safe and within walking distance to most places you need to go.
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511 W Main Street
Amazing location in between Grainger and State Street/Capitol Square.
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Domain
Great area . All amenities are restaurants are readily available.
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507 W Wilson St
Close enough to all the fun parts of downtown Madison/the Capitol, but not so much where it will keep you up at night. Sometimes hard to find parking if you have friends over. The parking garage at the apartment is heated, but it costs $170/month for a spot.
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Domain
We're still in the capitol neighborhood but close to Tenney-Lapham. The neighborhood is mostly young professionals and graduate students. It's fairly quiet but the park across the street is still lively during the summer/warmer months.
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Nichols Station 1
The Bassett neighborhood is close to the capital, Lake Monona, and the Kohl Center. Its central location make it ideal for students who want to be active and be near all that downtown Madison has to offer.
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Bassett Walk
Close to fraternity houses, which leads to some noise. But overall, the location is worth it for me.
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Henry Gilman 501
can be a bit noisy at times but doesn't feel like an issue since I'm not a light sleeper.
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Quisling Terrace Apartments
It is a great neighborhood. Close to multiple bus routes. Walking distance from campus, grocery and State Street. It can get a little loud on weekends but I didnt mind it.
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Saxony Apartments
Quiet neighborhood, few bars and restaurants in the direct vicinity. Short walk to Campus, State Street, and 4 blocks from the Capital.
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Bel Mora
It's a part of apartment complexes near campus with lots of great bars and restaurants just a 5 minute walk around the corner.
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Capitol Centre Court
Never faced any problem in the neighborhood. Neighborhood is gully active with lot of pubs and other social activities
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Langdon
Everything is walkable....the capitol, state street andUW...great location and square footage for the price.
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Capitol Centre Court
I'm close enough to walk to class in less than 10 mins. I also can walk to any bar/restaurant in no time.
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Inez Apartments
Best neighborhood out there. I lived right off state street near Short Stack Eatery. State street can be a little noisy at times with a lot of cop and fire services vehicle running around with loud sirens. There is a tad bit of crime and homeless people on state street but it receives a lot of attention from cops and state street is usually always crowded so I was never quite concerned. Walking around the Capitol at night, which is 3 mins from my home, with an ice-cream from Kilwins is defintely worth any minor issues living downtown! There are a ton of food options and as someone who never cooked I absolutely loved staying off state street or around the Capitol. Bus connectivity is awesome and I never felt the need for a car. Great option for bachelors looking for some nightlife and great restaurants just a walk away. Free parking is usually tough to find.
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Ovation 309
I love that Quarter Row is next to Lake Monona and walking distance to both campus and the capital.
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Quarter Row
Great neighborhood with lots of pet owners. A good mix of young professionals and students.
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Quarter Row
Very quiet and safe, close to campus but not much of an intrusive undergrad presence.
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Quarter Row
Love the downtown location on W. Gorham just before it turns into University Ave.
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The James
Have lived on Langdon Street for a few years. Good location, very lively.
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Langdon
Close to campus, close to state street, quiet, close to Capital Square.
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The Ambassador
Great location close to Grainger, state street, and the capitol.
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Sheelin Apartments
Incredibly close to campus and State street. 5-10 minute walk to the new recreation center. It isn't quiet on weekends due to the sizeable undergraduate scene. Also, since you are on the main strip, emergency vehicles drive by at least two times a day.
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The James
Very safe and relatively close to a lot of things. Very close to Monona Bay and the water. Only downside is that there aren’t many very close food options, and you may want to have a car to get to the grocery store
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The Depot
Right in between the Capital and Campus, which is be perfect mix of young professional bars and restaurants. The more south you go, the more mature you get, with more young professionals versus undergrads.
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Lake Park
Love being close to the square and all the bars and restaurants there. Also, very close to public transit. Parking can be difficult at times though.
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Arkadia
This is a great neighborhood if you want to be close to the action but around a 25+ crowd. Can be noisy because of traffic on Gorham and Johnson.
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Quisling Terrace Apartments
It's noisy with college students but otherwise nice. It is walking distance to the University and the Capitol.
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Washington Court
this is the place to be for grad students.
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Nichols Station Apartments
Not many options for food without driving, but very safe, quiet, and close to a bunch of activities.
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The Depot
Nice location for walking to school
can be a little loud but I'm a sound sleeper
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The Towers
The apartment is across the street from downtown and only two blocks to Grainger.
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Courtside Apartments
Great location, lots of bars/restaurants nearby. Easy walk to Grainger.
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Domain
I don't have a car because I can walk to everywhere I need to.
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Domain
Love living near the lake - great for walks and runs.
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SEVEN27
Peaceful with friendly business owners.
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320 E Wilson St
Walking distance to everything
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Ovation 309
Best place to live
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Domain
Great area
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Sheelin Apartments
Awesome Neighborhood. Perfect in every way.
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Domain
Great neighbourhood
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Highlander Apartments
Very close to campus and State St.
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Lucky Apartments
Close to lots of restaurants and bars
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Domain
Good spot between school and downtown
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Lark at Kohl
Wonderful, safe neighborhood
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City Place
Madison is great.
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Lark at Kohl


Getting to Know
Capitol

Neighborhood Boundaries

Best Apartments
in Capitol

Ovation 309
1 Bed $1,495

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Bedford Crossing
1 Bed $1,525
2 Beds $2,400

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Quarter Row at the Yard
1 Bed $1,595

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City Place
1 Bed $1,350
2 Beds $1,885

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Domain
Studio $1,298
1 Bed $1,416
2 Beds $1,900

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The Depot
1 Bed $1,325

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