Housing Overview
Living on campus is a core part of the Middlebury experience. Our residential housing is based on the philosophy that students working together with their roommates, neighbors, and hallmates create a safe and supportive living and learning environment.
First-Year Living
New students generally reside in traditional-style rooms (double rooms with a community bathroom(s)) within their first-year communities. First-year residences include the following:
Building Name | 911 Address | Other Building Names |
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Allen Hall | 148 Chateau Road | |
Battell Hall | 63 Chateau Road | Battell Center, Battell North & Battell South |
Stewart Hall | 167 Hepburn Road |
Sophomore Living
As sophomores, students participate in the housing selection process. Students select their roommates and can live in suite-style or traditional rooms (single and double rooms with a community bathroom(s)) based on their randomly assigned selection time. Sophomores are required to live in sophomore communities. Sophomores may also live in Academic or Special Interest Houses starting in their fall term and may live in Social Houses starting in the spring. Sophomore housing includes the following:
Building Name | 911 Address | Other Building Names |
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Coffrin | 207 Freeman Way | |
Gifford | 489 College Street | |
Hadley | 160 HMKL Way | |
Milliken | 160 HMKL Way | |
Pearsons | 536 College Street |
Junior and Senior Living
Junior and senior students may choose from the range of housing options available to them across campus. Students have the opportunity to live in small houses, townhouses, suites, and traditional-style rooms during the housing selection process. All properties that are available will be shared prior to the start of room-selection processes.
Examples of Junior and Senior housing include the following:
Building Name | 911 Address | Other Building Names |
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99 Adirondack View | 99 Adirondack View | |
Laforce Hall | 552 College Street | |
Forest Hall | 496 College Street | Forest East & Forest West |
Atwater A | 75 Freeman Way | Atwater Suites |
Atwater B | 125 Freeman Way | Atwater Suites |
Painter Hall | 5 Old Chapel Road | |
Homestead House | 70 Weybridge Street |
Specialty Housing
Juniors and seniors have the option to live in a variety of specialty housing communities. Rising sophomores may also live in Academic or Special Interest Houses starting in their fall term and may live in Social Houses starting in the spring.
Academic or Special Interest Houses
Read more about living in Academic or Special Interest Houses.
Building Name | 911 Address | Other Building Names |
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Sperry House | 91 Franklin Street | Arabic House |
108 South Main | 108 South Main Street | Chinese House |
51 Franklin | 51 Franklin Street | French House |
The Deanery | 40 College Street | German House, The Deanery |
131 Franklin | 131 Franklin Street | Hebrew House |
Longwell House | 90 Hillcrest Road | Italian House |
20 Adirondack View | 20 Adirondack View | Japanese House |
236 College Street | 236 College Street | Portuguese House |
70 Hillcrest | 70 Hillcrest Road | Queer Studies |
637 College Street | 637 College Street | Russian House |
Perkins House | 122 Hillcrest Road | Spanish House |
Insite | 97 Shannon Street | Sustainable Design House |
Self-Reliance | 44 Porter Field Road | Sustainable Design House |
Weybridge House | 28 Weybridge Street | Food Studies |
Meeker House | 46 Porter Field Road | Intentional Living House |
Porter House | 37 Porter Field Road | Interfaith House |
Brooker House | 404 Ridgeline Drive | Outdoor Interest House |
97 Adirondack View | 97 Adirondack View | International House |
Social Houses
Read more about living in Social Houses.
Building Name | 911 Address | Other Building Names |
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Prescott House | 188 Ridgeline Road | Chromatic, Chrome |
The Mill | 98 South Main Street | |
Palmer House | 260 Ridgeline Road | PALANA |
Brackett House | 428 Ridgeline Road | Tavern, Alpha Omega |
Bowker House | 129 Adirondack View | Xenia |
Rooms, Suites, Houses, and Townhouses
A wide variety of rooms, suites, houses, and townhouses are available for juniors and seniors through the online room draw.
Off-Campus Living
A limited number of seniors may apply for off-campus living in the local community.