Our Location

Everything's Closer Than You Think

Columbia's restaurant and music district starts at your front door. Campus is eight minutes by bike, five to the arena, and the walk to a good dinner is about ninety seconds.

USC campus

The Horseshoe, Thomas Cooper, Russell House. Eight minutes by bike, no parking pass required.

Colonial Life Arena

Basketball on a Tuesday, plus whoever's touring through Columbia that month. Fifteen minutes on foot.

Williams-Brice Stadium

Close enough to hear the crowd on a Saturday, far enough that nobody tailgates in your garage.

The Vista, Basically

Anything You need Around The Corner

You live in Columbia's restaurant and music district. Drip Coffee is where you'll end up studying. Cantina 76 and Village Idiot handle the weeknights, Tin Roof and The Senate handle the weekends, and Publix handles the part nobody enjoys. When your parents visit, take them to Bourbon - everyone here says the same thing.

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The Neighborhood, The Vibe, The Convenience

Effortlessly Connected to USC and Columbia

The Park sits in the Vista, on the downtown side of the river. Campus is eight minutes by bike, the arena is five, and Publix is a fifteen-minute walk. Most residents bike or scooter, and the shuttle runs when the weather turns.

A car isn't required, though there's covered garage parking if you keep one. What you get for being on this side of the river is a neighborhood that keeps going after class - restaurants, live music, and the Riverwalk, all before you'd reach a lecture hall.

Explore the map to see what's nearby.