Atriums at La Rue Park Apartments

One of the atriums

Location

400 Russell Park

(near the intersection of Russell Blvd. & La Rue Road)

Hours

Monday-Friday 9:30am-5:30pm

Contact

(530)753-0659

atriums@tandemproperties.com

Website

The Atriums on Tandem's website

Types of Units

Studio (16), 2br/1ba (48) with priority to UC Davis graduate students

Price Range

Rates for 2010-2011 updated below!

The Atriums is on the campus of UC Davis but privately managed by Tandem Properties. Since UC Davis graduate students have first priority, this complex is geared toward those seeking lots of peace and quiet. Each apartment opens onto an indoor atrium with a study area.

UC Davis Campus - The Atriums is located directly across the street from the ARC, the new Cowell Student Health Center, the Segundo Dining Commons, and within biking and walking distance of everything else on the UC Davis campus.

Public Transportation - The Atriums is located near the Unitrans D, K, and P/Q bus line.

Bicycle - The Atriums is on the southern edge of the UC Davis campus and on The Davis Bike Loop.

Pedestrian - For recreational adventures, your best bet is through campus to The UC Davis Arboretum. Since this is an older part of town, the closest access to The Greenbelt is at Community Park. For limited grocery, shopping, some services and dining, University Mall is about 2 blocks away including Trader Joe's.

Parking - Free on-campus parking is available. Go to office to request visitor parking passes.

ADA Accessibility - Accessible units are available.

2bd, 1ba 746 sq.ft. Apt, Model A2bd, 1ba 698 sq.ft. Apt, Model B2bd, 1ba 668 sq.ft. Apt, Model CStudio Apartment Floorplan, Model D

100 & 200 Buildings 200 & 400 Buildings 300 Building

To learn more about rental housing options in Davis, please take a look at our Rental Housing Guide as well as our Apartments pages.

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2008-05-21 18:25:28   Definitely some of the nicest "affordable" housing available in Davis. I lived in a two bedroom in the 300 building in 06-07 on the second floor. The 300 and 400 buildings occasionally hear the noise from the neighboring fraternity/sorority houses, but it wasn't that bad. During the summer, second floor apartments get pretty hot, and you need to run the A/C to keep the temp down. In the 07/08 year, I lived in a first floor in the 100 building, and never had to use my A/C at all (the middle atrium portion is air conditioned, so it keeps the lower floors cool during the summer). If you live in a place facing into the buildings, your apartment will appear very cave-like (poorly lit). I like the Atriums, but any window you have facing into the complex is like 8 feet away from someone else's window (I'm sure there was some awkwardness with two neighbors' bedrooms that close to each other). Parking is a pain for your friends though, TAPS patrols the place on weekdays as early as 9am until 10pm, handing out $45 tickets like candy. —jsramahi

2010-02-17 17:48:37   If you are planning on receiving any mail via FedEx and you are under the management of the Atriums, beware that they will do very little to inform you of, or take responsibility for, your mail's arrival at their office, including time-sensitive material. I have had a horrible experience with them, stay away at all costs. —chrisss

2010-05-20 12:50:15   *****Just an FYI to everyone, the listings on the floorplans for medium and small were reversed. They are now correct (as of 5-20-10).****** —waveform

2010-07-09 20:29:58   The noise from the neighboring fraternity and sorority houses has steadily increased over the past several years, with the management doing little to curb it (the Atriums and the frat and sorority houses in this area share the same management staff). You can also count on significant noise from the cheer camps that go on during the summer near the ARC, which is not something the management can change. —MicheleTobias

2012-04-29 22:38:22   updated rates for 2012-13 year lease —waveform