Privacy
Decide whether the priority is a private bedroom, private bath, balcony access, or all three.
Rooms Near USC
Compare room privacy, bath access, balcony access, and shared amenities before choosing a USC-area co-living room.
Fast Facts
| Property | 1165 WEST - boutique co-living near USC |
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| Address | 1165 W 36th Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90007 |
| Phone | 626-317-0102 |
| Hours | Open Daily, 9am-6pm |
| Room model | Private rooms with different bath, balcony, size, and price tradeoffs |
| Amenities | Study, fitness, package, laundry, elevator, balcony, and resident events |
| Leasing note | Current pricing, availability, fees, furniture, and lease terms may vary. Contact leasing before applying. |
This page is a rental decision guide. It does not guarantee fixed pricing, availability, fees, furniture, or lease terms.
Room Strategy
Many students searching for private rooms near USC are trying to avoid a shared bedroom while still staying close to class and friends. At 1165 WEST, the private room is the personal base, and the building amenities extend the living routine beyond the bedroom.
Students can compare balcony rooms, larger rooms, standard private rooms, private bath access, and shared bath options. The right fit depends on budget, privacy expectations, study habits, and how much shared space a student expects to use.
Comparison
| Question | Why it matters | What to ask leasing |
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| Do I need a private bathroom? | Private bath access may matter for comfort and routine, but it can affect price and availability. | Which current rooms include private bath access, and what are the monthly rates? |
| Do I want balcony access? | Balcony access can make a compact room feel more open. | Which balcony rooms are available and what floor are they on? |
| Can the room be furnished? | Furnishing may make move-in easier for out-of-state or international students. | What furniture package is available and how does it affect rent? |
| How quiet is the room? | Sleep and study quality matter as much as square footage. | What sound-conscious construction or materials are used in the rooms? |
Checklist
Decide whether the priority is a private bedroom, private bath, balcony access, or all three.
Compare room rates with furniture, fees, lease length, and any current leasing offer.
Ask how often you expect to use study, gym, package, laundry, and shared community spaces.
FAQ
The site shows room categories such as balcony private rooms, large private rooms, standard private rooms, private bath rooms, and shared bath private rooms.
Floor plans are artist renderings and dimensions are approximate. Actual product, specifications, pricing, availability, fees, and lease terms may vary.
Yes. The plans page includes pricing and filters by floor, room type, price, and feature. Confirm current details with leasing before applying.
They are best for students who want their own sleeping and study space while still using shared amenities and living near campus.
Related guides
Use the plans page to compare room types, then contact leasing to confirm current availability, furniture, fees, lease terms, and tour times.