Residence Halls

Apartment-Style Living in Beverly

Experience the independence of apartment living with the support of a close-knit campus community. Our residence halls are located within walking distance of academic buildings and the vibrant culture of downtown Beverly.

Residences at Montserrat

Capacity: Most apartments accommodate 4–8 students in double or triple-occupancy rooms.

Professional Support: Our halls are managed by live-in Campus Life staff and trained Resident Assistants (R.A.s) dedicated to safety and community building.

Home-Like Comfort: Apartments feature common living areas, full kitchens, and bathrooms—offering a “cozier” feel than traditional dorms.

Fully Furnished: Every unit includes beds, dressers, kitchen tables, chairs, and closets or armoires.

How to Apply

To ensure your preferences are considered, please follow these steps:

1. Submit Your Deposit: Pay by the priority deadline for the semester you plan to enroll.
2. Complete the Questionnaire: Use the digital New Student Housing Questionnaire to list your preferences (please note: preferences are not guaranteed).

Medical Accommodations

A very limited number of single rooms are reserved for approved medical accommodations.

Contact: [email protected] or fax 978.922.4268

Deadline: Submit documentation by May 1st.

Our Community Standards

To maintain a safe and productive environment, every resident is entitled to:

Access: Free access to one’s own room at all times.

A Focused Environment: The right to read and study without unreasonable noise.

Rest: Quiet hours begin at 10:00 PM nightly.

Privacy & Safety: The right to personal privacy, a clean environment, and freedom from intimidation or harassment.

Respect: Expectation of respect for personal belongings and property.

Summer Housing

Limited housing is available exclusively for Montserrat students during the summer. Look for the application to be released each Spring semester.

“The uniqueness of the houses on campus is amazing. They feel much cozier and homier than a dorm room, and I can gladly call it a home.” –Kayla Dill