Updates from the Town of Fairfield, Fairfield University, and the neighborhoods where our houses are, plus how Lantern Point fits into all of it.
Bedroom count is not approved occupancy. Our beach houses are approved for four people and our houses off the beach for five. How to size a group.
Nine of our houses are two-family. Each unit is leased separately, with its own lease, its own group, and its own town-approved occupancy.
Fairfield University runs its off-campus lottery in October of junior year, and entering it does not guarantee a release. What parents need to know.
A Fairfield family that owns the houses it manages, a small local team, and no outside company in between. Here is who you are dealing with.
Your lease, rent schedule, door code, WiFi, and maintenance all live in one login. Here is what is in the portal and the three things people miss.
Only seniors can live off campus, the release lottery happens junior fall, and the best houses go two to three years out. Here is how to line those up.
Submit it in the portal with a photo, a person picks it up, a vendor or our team fixes it, and you confirm. Plus what counts as an emergency.
One application for the whole group, a real reply within two to three business days, tours of the houses that fit, and everything signed online. Here is the sequence.
Every house is listed at its approved occupancy, four on the beach and five off. Why we list it, why we hold to it, and what it means for your group.
Where our houses are, what the streets are like, and how the beach, downtown, and campus fit together for a senior year at the shore.
Door codes, WiFi, garbage day, and who to call. The short version of everything your house needs in week one.
