Housing

 

LTCC-Sponsored Housing

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Lake Tahoe Community College provides housing for 30 full-time students each academic year through a five-plex property located at 3681 Aspen Avenue close to Ski Run Boulevard. 

We are currently accepting student housing applications for the 2023/24 academic year. To apply for student housing, please fill out the Student Housing Application. 

Each unit has three bedrooms, one and half bathrooms, and a full kitchen, and offers ample amenities and services. Public transportation is in easy reach of the property, and with Lake Link, students can get to and from campus and all around town for free.

The units also come equipped with two student beds per room and a communal table. Other furnishings, if desired, can be provided by student residents. Students must apply and be accepted in the housing facility, and room assignments will be made by the LTCC Housing Coordinator. The occupancy period is September 1 - June 30 each year. Students that need housing during the months of July and August can move in for an additional fee. Students must attend LTCC full time while residents.

For more information, contact LTCC Housing Coordinator Ben Bean.

The housing fee for this property is $675 per month* and includes the following:

• Utilities
• Internet
• Snow Removal
• Weekly Cleaning Service
• Water
• Sewer
• Garbage
• Laundry facilities on site

 * Does not include security/cleaning deposit or parking fee (if applicable).

 

Resident Assistant (RA) Position for Student Housing

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The RA is a liaison to the students living in LTCC-sponsored housing, facilitates the social, academic, and personal adjustment of these  students, and helps develop a sense of community among residents. 

The RA must be a student at Lake Tahoe Community College planning to live in LTCC-sponsored housing. Prior to the start of this position, the student must have a minimum of 36 completed quarter hours at LTCC and a LTCC cumulative 2.75 GPA. 

If you are interested in applying for the 2023-24 academic year, please contact LTCC Housing Coordinator Ben Bean.

 

Community Housing Information

Be aware of scams and avoid rentals if:

• The rent cost seems significantly lower than other apartments;
• The landlord or manager cannot meet you in person and/or you are unable to see the apartment in person;
• You are asked to wire transfer money or send money via Western Union, Money Gram, or other wire transfer services; usually rental fees and deposits are expected to be paid by check or money order; or
• The landlord or manager seems too pushy or is trying to persuade you to sign a contract without showing the apartment unit.

 

Hotels/Motels with Rooms for Short-Term Rent in South Lake Tahoe

Property Management Companies in South Lake Tahoe

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Property managers are agents who are able to work with you to help you find housing. Here is a list of property management companies that serve the South Shore:

 

Apartments

Additional Resources

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California Resources for Rental Assistance

Tips on how to find a room for rent (roomies.com)

Free Roommate Agreement (roomies.com)   

STORAGECafé: Storage unit locator resource 

The companies listed above are not affiliated with Lake Tahoe Community College. If you have concerns or issues related to these establishments, please contact them directly. Lake Tahoe Community College is not responsible for their actions.