Housing
Experience a unique blend of historic charm and modern comfort in our residence halls. Breathtaking lake views, a vibrant community, and modern comforts await. Welcome home!
158 South Willard
158 South Willard
| Housing Type |
Contemporary (Room) Victorian-Era Mansion |
|---|---|
| Housing for... | Upper-year students |
| Number of Students | 33 |
| Distance from the Center of Campus | 2 blocks |
| Types of Rooms | Standard Bedroom |
Description
The French Empire-style building was designed in 1877 by local architect Alfred Benjamin Fisher for Civil War hero Brevet Major General William Wells, who is commemorated with a statue in Burlington’s Battery Park. After the war, Wells expanded his father’s pharmaceutical business into a multimillion-dollar company. Dr. Horatio Nelson Jackson, Wells’s son-in-law, successfully completed the first cross-country trip across the United States in an automobile in 1903. Original and distinctive features of this hall include fireplaces and ornate woodwork. Students can enjoy marble indoor and outdoor social spaces, and a gazebo for relaxing and socializing.
Location
Located just a block from Main Campus on the corner of Main Street and South Willard Street, 158 South Willard makes it easy for students to engage with our Main Campus and access the Burlington area.
Street Address: 158 S. Willard St, Burlington, VT 05401
Common Spaces
Common room, kitchen
Outdoor Spaces
Large back lawn
Namesake
N/A
308 Maple Street
308 Maple Street
| Housing Type | Contemporary (Room) |
|---|---|
| Housing for... | Upper-year students |
| Number of Students | 13 |
| Distance from the Center of Campus | 1 block |
| Types of Rooms | Standard Bedroom |
Location
Located on Maple Street steps away from Finney Quad
Street Address: 308 Maple St, Burlington, VT 05401
Common Spaces
Common spaces on every floor
Outdoor Spaces
Steps away from Finney Quad
Adirondack Hall
Adirondack Hall
| Housing Type | Contemporary (Room) |
|---|---|
| Housing for... | Upper-year students |
| Number of Students | 19 |
| Distance from the Center of Campus | 1 block |
| Types of Rooms | Standard Bedroom |
| Features |
smallest upper-year hall |
Description
Adirondack Hall is a renovated carriage house known for its small, close-knit community of only 20 residents. Centrally located on Finney Quad, Adirondack has amazing outdoor spaces for lounging, studying, or kicking around a soccer ball.
Location
Located in Finney Quad
Street Address: 324 Maple St, Burlington, VT 05401
Common Spaces
Common room
Outdoor Spaces
On Finney Quad
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Butler Hall
Butler Hall
| Housing Type | Contemporary (Room) |
|---|---|
| Housing for... | Upper-year students |
| Number of Students | 89 |
| Distance from the Center of Campus | 1 block |
| Types of Rooms | Standard Bedroom |
Description
Settled right in the heart of Finney Quad, Butler Hall has a lot to offer any student. With its contemporary style and large interior, students enjoy the perks of such a modern residence hall. Butler Hall has some spectacular views of the lake, and provides its residents with many ways to hang out with friends with a shared kitchen, large basement, and common spaces on every floor. Plus, Butler has a front row seat to all activities on the quad.
Location
Located on Finney Quad
Street Address: 316 Maple Street, Burlington, VT 05401
Common Spaces
Common Room, Kitchen, Study rooms
Outdoor Spaces
On Finney Quad
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Carriage House
Carriage House
| Housing Type | Contemporary (Room) |
|---|---|
| Housing for... | First-year students |
| Number of Students | 10 |
| Distance from the Center of Campus | Less Than 1 Block |
| Types of Rooms | Standard Bedroom |
| Features |
Smallest resident hall on campus |
Description
Constructed in 1895, this structure originally housed carriages and later automobiles for Oliver and Sarah Presbry, who built 109 Summit Street. The carriage house was converted to a family home in the 1930s and acquired by Champlain College in 1994, when it served, initially, as the residence of the President of the College. Home to the smallest number of students, Carriage House fosters a tightly knit residential community.
Location
Located near the Miller Information Commons (aka the library), Carriage House is ideal for students who want to live in a central campus location and experience a small, close-knit residential community.
Street Address: 4 Cedar Ln, Burlington, VT 05401
Common Spaces
Common room
Outdoor Spaces
Next to Aiken Quad
Namesake
The hall is named after its original function, housing carriages!
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Juniper Hall
Juniper Hall
| Housing Type | Contemporary (Room) |
|---|---|
| Housing for... | Upper-year students |
| Number of Students | 95 |
| Distance from the Center of Campus | 1 block |
| Types of Rooms | Standard Bedroom |
Description
Juniper Hall was built in 2012 on Finney Quad. This building—like its sister buildings, Valcour and Butler Halls—has single and double rooms, a fully equipped communal kitchen, a central fireplace, and a large first floor common room. Plus, it has bike storage open to all students on campus.
Location
Located on Finney Quad
Street Address: 197 S. Willard St, Burlington, VT 05401
Common Spaces
Common Room, Kitchen, Study rooms
Outdoor Spaces
On Finney Quad
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Lakeview Hall
Lakeview Hall
| Housing Type | Contemporary (Room) |
|---|---|
| Housing for... | Upper-year students |
| Number of Students | 81 |
| Distance from the Center of Campus | 1 block |
| Types of Rooms | Standard Bedroom |
Description
Lakeview Hall is named for its best feature: the west-facing windows looking out over Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains. It’s definitely a view worth waking up to every morning.
Location
Located on Finney Quad
Street Address: 320 Maple St, Burlington, VT 05401
Common Spaces
Common room
Outdoor Spaces
On Finney Quad
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North House
North House
| Housing Type | Contemporary (Room) |
|---|---|
| Housing for... | Upper-year students |
| Number of Students | 16 |
| Distance from the Center of Campus | 5 blocks |
| Types of Rooms | Standard Bedroom |
| Features |
Close to downtown Burlington |
Description
North House was designed and built in 1887 by the architect Alfred B. Fisher for Riley Stearns, a druggist, his wife, Jane, and their family. Champlain purchased the building in 1966. North House is a very short walk to downtown Burlington, nestled within a quiet neighborhood between the Champlain campus and Burlington attractions. Offering an ideal combination of personal privacy, comfort, and the traditional Champlain residence hall experience, North House is perfect for students who enjoy some space between home and their studies.
Location
Located on South Willard Street just past College Street, North House is well situated in the Burlington Hill Section, only two blocks north of the Main Campus and close to downtown Burlington. This is a great location for students who want to feel connected to the Burlington community while still being a short walk to campus.
Street Address: 44 S. Willard St, Burlington, VT 05401
Common Spaces
Common room
Outdoor Spaces
Front yard
Namesake
The house was named to honor Thomas and Virginia North, who had provided housing for Champlain students there prior to its purchase by the College.
Valcour Hall
Valcour Hall
| Housing Type | Contemporary (Room) |
|---|---|
| Housing for... | Upper-year students |
| Number of Students | 91 |
| Distance from the Center of Campus | 1 block |
| Types of Rooms | Standard Bedroom |
Description
One of the most well-known upperclassmen residence halls on campus, Valcour Hall houses 91 students. With designated gender-inclusive housing opportunities and a spacious central common room with areas to play board games and ping-pong, Valcour is all about community. It’s also the closest residence hall on Finney Quad to campus, making its location great for students who want a close-to-campus feel.
Location
Located on Finney quad
Street Address: 322 Maple St. Burlington, VT 05401
Common Spaces
Common Room, Kitchen, Study rooms
Outdoor Spaces
On Finney Quad
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