Overview
Stadium Centre is a student housing complex at 32304 in Tallahassee, Florida, directly in the Collegetown district. It serves Florida State University and offers a broad range of unit types — from studios to five-bedroom apartments. Monthly rents span $874 to $1,934 (indicative — confirm with the operator). The property includes a fitness center, parking, and WiFi. On Google it holds a 3.8 rating from 664 reviews.
By comparison, the lowest monthly rent for any student property in Tallahassee is $499 (indicative). Stadium Centre’s entry price sits about 75% above that floor, positioning it in the higher-mid range of the local market. The complex has 12 competing properties in the city.
Who this residence suits
Students who prioritise location and convenience. Stadium Centre is steps from Florida State University. Residents repeatedly mention the immediate access to campus, restaurants, and nightlife. If you want to walk to class without a car, this property puts you in the middle of Collegetown.
Residents who want a five-bedroom unit. Among the 12 student properties in Tallahassee, five-bedroom layouts are less common. Stadium Centre offers them, which can reduce per-person rent even within the higher overall price bracket.
Students who need an on-site fitness centre and parking. The property explicitly lists a fitness center, parking, and WiFi as amenities. If these are non-negotiable, Stadium Centre covers them.
Who this residence does not suit
Budget-focused students. The city’s from-price of $499 is roughly 43% lower than Stadium Centre’s minimum of $874. If you are willing to trade location for lower rent, other options in the city could save you several hundred dollars per month.
Prospective residents who want responsive management. The two most recent Google reviews (both 1-star) describe significant problems with the leasing office and maintenance communication. We will quote them in the next section.
Students who value quiet, mature management. One review describes a two-year experience where the only positive points were location and balcony. The same reviewer urges others to live elsewhere.
What residents actually say
We quote the three reviews provided with the property listing.
Francie Schaffer (5 stars):
“We had some difficulty at move in, and the team took immediate action. Nathan, the property manager personally insured excellent service. My son’s apartmrment was completely repainted and cleaned and even though it was unbelievably busy, he would often check on the status and ensure we were happy. The apartment looks g”
This review points to a responsive manager who steps in when standard move-in falls short. The positive experience depends heavily on one individual’s effort.
CFam C (1 star, updated 9/2025):
“Update 9/2025: kudos to the college kids doing sales & tours! They’re doing their job well! As per my original review, we had a great experience back then. Post-lease signing 2 of our college age kids living at SC…we cannot get SC to answer the phones, emails or maintenance to follow through & packages are often missin”
The reviewer acknowledges friendly sales staff but reports that after signing, communication breaks down. Maintenance requests go unanswered and packages are frequently lost.
Catherine Andrade (1 star):
“LIVE ANYWHERE ELSE BUT HERE I’ve lived at Stadium Centre Deck for two years, & the only reason I chose to renew my lease is because this is my final year. The location is the only truly good thing about this complex, being in Collegetown and having a balcony. But everything beyond the four walls of my own unit quickly”
This tenant stayed only because it was the final year. Location remains the sole positive; everything else about the complex is criticised.
Taken together, the few available reviews show a sharp split: a satisfied move-in experience resolved by a manager, versus two accounts of neglect after the lease is signed. The property’s 3.8 score from 664 reviews suggests many neutral or positive ratings not included here, but the negative voices highlight a pattern of post-move-in issues.
Price positioning vs the city from-price
Tallahassee’s lowest monthly student rent is $499 (indicative — confirm with the operator). Stadium Centre starts at $874, a difference of $375 per month, or 75% more. The top end of its range ($1,934) is nearly four times the city floor.
Comparing price to value: the property sits in the middle to upper tier of 12 student properties in town. For those who need a five-bedroom room to split costs, the per-person rate may fall closer to other mid-range options. But for a studio or one-bedroom, the premium is significant.
The rent range varies by unit type (see next section). Floor plans and exact current rates are best confirmed directly with the operator.
Room-type guidance
Stadium Centre offers six unit types: studio, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom, 4-bedroom, and 5-bedroom.
- Studio – Typically the smallest and most affordable option within the property. Expect the lower end of the $874–$1,934 range (indicative). Best for a single person who wants no roommates.
- 1-bedroom – Private bedroom and separate living area. Price likely in the mid-to-high range.
- 2-bedroom – Suitable for two sharers. Total rent lower per person than a 1-bedroom.
- 3-bedroom / 4-bedroom – Common layouts for student blocks. Each tenant typically has their own bedroom, sharing kitchen and living space.
- 5-bedroom – The least common type in the city. Can bring per-person cost below $400 if total rent is allocated equally, but the property’s monthly cap of $1,934 means per-person could be around $387 (indicative). Confirm actual floor plan pricing.
Given the mixed reviews about management, we recommend visiting the unit in person or having someone inspect before signing. The 5-bedroom option may appeal to groups who want to stay together in Collegetown.
Booking timing
Stadium Centre’s availability is not specified (available_from is null in the data). However, for the 2026–2027 academic year, student housing in Tallahassee typically starts leasing in the autumn of the prior year. By spring 2026, popular units — especially studios and 1-bedrooms in Collegetown — may be limited.
If you are targeting a specific unit type, especially the 5-bedroom, start inquiring no later than early 2026. For a September 2026 move-in, contacting the operator by March 2026 gives you time to compare options among the 12 properties in the city.
Given the mixed management reputation in reviews, we recommend checking independent sources for the most current feedback before paying any deposit.
FAQ
Is Stadium Centre within walking distance to Florida State University?
Yes. The address is in the Collegetown district, and multiple reviews mention location as the property’s main strength. The university is directly adjacent.
What is the cheapest way to live at Stadium Centre?
Sharing a 5-bedroom apartment likely yields the lowest per-person rent. Even so, the city’s overall lowest rent ($499) is lower. If your priority is minimising expense, consider other properties further from campus.
When should I sign a lease for 2026–2027?
Leases for the next academic year often become available in autumn 2025. For the best selection, particularly of studios and 1-bedrooms, start looking by early 2026. The property’s 12-unit city competition means similar options may also be available.
Sources & data date: 2026-07
For real-time availability and current pricing, we recommend using the on-site assistant — it can check live vacancies at Stadium Centre and other properties in Tallahassee.
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