In student housing at Princeton Reserve, you’ll find lots of ways to relax in the local area. Watch lively ice hockey matches at Tsongas Center, or join thousands cheering on a baseball game at the Edward A. LeLacheur Park, a stadium with views over the Merrimack River. When hunger strikes, you can try out some local specialities like Boott Mill Sandwiches at Arthur’s Paradise Diner. When night falls, meet friends for an open mic night at Brew’d Awakening Coffeehaus. At the weekend, you can take a trip to the converted warehouse space at Mill No. 5, where you’ll find coffee shops, farmers’ markets and boutiques galore.

You’ll find it easy to get to class each day from your student housing at Princeton Reserve, as you can cycle to the University of Massachusetts Lowell in 10 minutes or get there in five by car. It’ll be equally easy to get around on weekends, as downtown Dracut is just 20 minutes away by bike. On the way home, you can swing by the local Hannaford supermarket to do your weekly shop.

Back at Princeton Reserve, you can wander across the lawn to the swimming pool to go for a refreshing dip and cool off. But if you’d rather head straight home, your apartment comes equipped with air conditioning to keep you comfortable all year round. Make yourself a bite to eat in the fully equipped kitchen, and sit in the dining area to snack while you chat with your housemate.

When you’re done, you won’t have to worry about your household chores with a dishwasher in your kitchen and laundry facilities on site. Wash a load of clothes and then head back to your apartment to wait for it to finish. Kick back in the living area in front of your favorite cable TV shows, or take your dog for a walk – Princeton Reserve is pet-friendly.

You’ll have access to a reception where you can pick up your packages, and there are friendly management and maintenance teams based on site to sort out any problems. You’ll also have extra peace of mind with controlled access to your building.