30 D Hocking St.
$600 Per Person
30 Hocking St Unit D, Athens
Property Description
Newer 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartments built in 2006 literally a stone’s throw from campus and uptown Athens. The 850 square feet, open floor plan apartments have all the amenities anyone could look for including central air, washer, dryer, stove, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, and even a garbage disposal. It is also gives tenants the best of both worlds as its close to campus, uptown Athens, and Mill/Palmer, yet at the end of Hocking St. to allow a peaceful and quiet environment to study. Pets welcome! Two off street parking spaces plus lawn care included!
Property Details
- Price: $600 Per Person
- City: Athens
- Property Size: 850 square feet
- Property Lot Size: 0 square feet
- Rooms: 0
- Bedrooms: 2
- Bathrooms: 1
Available: May 2026
Property Features
Central A/CCovered PorchDeck/BalconyElectric HeatLawn Care IncludedOnsite ParkingOff-street ParkingPets AllowedWalking distanceWasher/Dryer in unitNeighborhood
Elliott Street/Hocking Street/Mill Street
The close-in student neighborhood just to the east and down the hill from uptown Athens is technically part of the Near East Side, though usually when you hear that term, it refers to the larger, mainly non-student neighborhood to the north of Stimson Avenue, bounded by East State Street, U.S. Rt. 33 and the Hocking River. The neighborhood just south of Stimson is as close to 100 percent student as you’ll fine in Athens. This so-called Palmer-Stewart-Mill neighborhood (or any combination of those street names) includes several mini-neighborhoods, including the area where Elliot and Mill streets intersect and nearby Hocking Street. Living in this heavily student mini-hood, student residents have easy, five- or 10-minute walking access to the OU campus and uptown Athens, as well as the small commercial district just to the north on Stimson Avenue, with several convenience and fast-food options. Many generations of OU students have relied on carry-outs on Stimson to fulfill their beer, wine and snack needs, and since 2019, the Busy Day Market on Stimson has filled a vacuum by also selling hard liquor. For students who like to jog, walk or bike for exercise, the Palmer-Stewart-Mill neighborhood is very close to the riverside bike path.
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