Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! Alpine Village is within walking distance of BYU. The Tanner Building is approximately 0.7 miles away, or about a 15-minute walk from the community.

Alpine Village is approximately 0.7 miles from BYU’s Tanner Building. It’s about a 4-minute drive or a 6-minute bike ride from the community, so getting to campus is quick and easy.

Alpine Village has an on-site UTA bus stop, so it’s easy to get to BYU, UVU, and other spots throughout Utah Valley. UTA Route 831 runs along Freedom Boulevard and serves BYU South Campus, and UVX offers more connections between BYU, UVU, Orem, and Provo.

You’ll find plenty of restaurants and quick bites along Freedom Boulevard. Protein House, at 1364 N. Freedom Boulevard, is essentially next door. Other nearby favorites include Taco Bell, Lighthouse Donut, Coffee, & Dessert Co., and Tandoor Indian Cuisine – Provo. Alpine Village also has ground-floor retail space with more shops and dining right on site.

Several grocery stores are within about a mile of Alpine Village. Macey’s Provo is approximately 0.7 miles away, Walmart Neighborhood Market is approximately 1 mile away, and Rancho Markets is approximately 1.1 miles away, so groceries and everyday essentials are always close by.

Absolutely. Alpine Village is built around student community and social life. It’s just one block from BYU, so staying connected to campus is easy. Amenities like the clubhouse, basketball and foursquare courts, pool, hot tub, and resident events give you lots of chances to meet neighbors and hang out outside of class.

Alpine Village offers furnished 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartments with both private and shared bedroom options. Floor plan choices include the standard Private Room, 5th Floor Premium, End Cap Unit, and Shared Floor Plan. Standard private and shared layouts are approximately 1,100 square feet, and End Cap units have larger bedrooms and walk-in closets. You can compare every layout on our floor plans page.

Alpine Village offers private bedrooms, but the floor plans don’t include private bathrooms. Private-room residents share a bathroom with one other person, and each bathroom has a double vanity.

Yes! Alpine Village offers a Shared Floor Plan where two residents share a bedroom. The 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment is approximately 1,100 square feet and has a shared double-vanity bathroom.

Pricing at Alpine Village is per person. Everyone signs an individual lease, so you’re only responsible for your own rent, not your roommates’.

Yes. Alpine Village offers individual leases, so each resident signs for their own space, whether that’s a private bedroom or a spot in a shared bedroom. You’re only responsible for your own lease, not your roommates’.

Pricing depends on your room type. Shared rooms are the most affordable option, followed by standard private rooms, with 5th Floor Premium and End Cap units at the higher end. For the latest rates and availability, visit our floor plans page.

Utilities aren’t included in base rent. Alpine Village charges a bundled utility fee of $70 per month and a trash collection fee of $8 per month.

High-speed internet is available in every Alpine Village apartment, but it isn’t included in base rent. A required technology/communications fee of $25 per month covers Wi-Fi and cable.

Alpine Village offers 12-month lease terms that begin and end in August.

You can pay rent in full at move-in or choose monthly payments. With monthly payments, rent is due on the 1st of each month. A $75 late fee applies to payments received on or after the 6th, and returned payments are subject to a $25 fee.

Before move-in, Alpine Village charges a $50 application fee, a $100 administrative fee, and a $350 security deposit, which comes to $500 in initial fees and deposit. You should also plan for required monthly charges for utilities, internet, trash collection, and credit reporting, plus renters insurance.

Alpine Village has amenities designed for student living, including a resort-style pool, a massive hot tub, a 24-hour fitness center, a clubhouse, outdoor basketball and foursquare courts, BBQ grills, a complimentary fountain drink station, underground and reserved parking, on-site UTA bus stops, an Amazon Hub, controlled building access, on-site management and maintenance, and resident events throughout the year.

Inside the apartments, you’ll enjoy an in-unit washer and dryer, granite countertops, modern appliances, a dishwasher, a spacious kitchen and living room, and furnished bedrooms and common areas. See everything on our amenities page.

Every Alpine Village apartment has its own in-unit washer and dryer, so you can do laundry without leaving home.

Yes! The Alpine Village clubhouse is a great place to study, relax, or hang out with friends. It’s a comfortable shared space that’s open to all residents.

Yes. Alpine Village offers secure bike storage in the parking garage, which is monitored by security cameras for extra peace of mind.

Yes, parking is available, including underground and reserved options, but it isn’t included in base rent. Underground parking is $60 per month and above-ground parking is $45 per month.

Alpine Village has controlled building access, so only authorized people can enter the residential areas. Each private bedroom is individually key-locked for extra privacy, and the on-site Amazon Hub keeps package deliveries secure.

Definitely! Community is one of the best parts of living at Alpine Village. We host quarterly resident events, run giveaways throughout the year, and create plenty of chances for you to connect with your neighbors. From volleyball tournaments to other fun activities, there’s always something going on.

You can schedule an in-person tour online. If you can’t make it in person, take our virtual tour to explore the apartments and community from anywhere.

Leasing for the next lease term typically opens about 9 months before the lease start date. That gives you plenty of time to plan ahead, and it’s best to apply early to get your pick of available spots.

When you apply at Alpine Village, you’ll need your Social Security number and a photo of a valid form of identification.

Yes. The application fee at Alpine Village is $50.

Your lease can usually be fully completed within 24 hours of receiving your application. We recommend signing as early as possible, since earlier applications generally get access to the best available pricing.

Yes. As part of the application process, Alpine Village runs credit, background, eviction history, and income verification checks. To qualify on your own, you’ll need a credit score of 650 or higher and income of at least three times the monthly rent. Residents also pay a $9.99 monthly credit reporting fee.

A guarantor or co-signer may be required if you don’t meet Alpine Village’s qualification requirements on your own. Applicants need a credit score of 650 or higher and income of at least three times the rent.

Yes. Renters insurance is required at Alpine Village. Coverage is available through the community for $22 per month, or you can opt out of that charge by providing proof of your own qualifying policy.

Alpine Village’s 12-month leases begin in August, but we can accommodate most move-in dates throughout the year, with the exception of some early move-ins in August. Contact our leasing office to find a move-in date that works for you.

If your plans change, you can sell your lease to someone else. Alpine Village provides a simple step-by-step guide to help you through the process, and once you find someone to take over your lease, we’ll handle the rest. A lease transfer fee equal to 85% of one month’s rent applies.

Yes! Alpine Village apartments come fully furnished. Bedrooms include a bed, desk, and chair, and the common areas include a couch, kitchen table, and chairs. Each apartment also has kitchen appliances, including an electric stove and dishwasher, plus an in-unit washer and dryer.

Because Alpine Village apartments come furnished, you’ll mainly need your personal belongings and everyday essentials. Plan to bring bedding, toiletries, kitchen utensils, pots and pans, dishes, cleaning supplies, and anything else you’ll need for the school year.

Yes! If you already know who you’d like to live with, just list your requested roommate on your application. If you don’t have someone in mind, you can fill out a questionnaire about your interests and lifestyle so we can match you with compatible roommates. You can also add roommates later, as long as the apartment isn’t full.

Alpine Village has an on-site Amazon Hub where you can securely receive and pick up packages. Your deliveries stay safe instead of sitting outside your apartment door.

You can submit maintenance requests anytime through the resident portal. Alpine Village’s on-site maintenance team handles repairs quickly.

You’re welcome to have overnight guests for up to 3 days per calendar month, and daytime guests can visit as often as you’d like.

For guest parking, Utah Parking Authority lets you add a visitor permit to your account. Limited street parking is also available just north of the community.

Pets aren’t permitted at Alpine Village. Documented service animals and Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) are exceptions, in line with applicable requirements.

You’re welcome to make your apartment feel like home. Just be careful not to damage the walls or other surfaces. Damage that needs repair or repainting may be charged against your security deposit, with damage charges starting at $200 depending on the repair. If you’re not sure whether something is allowed, check with the Alpine Village management team first.

If you decide to renew, it takes less than five minutes, and it’s free! We’ll send you an updated lease for the next term, and you’ll just sign it online.

If you’re not renewing, we’ll send move-out instructions about two months before your lease ends. You’ll need to clean your apartment to a white-glove standard and remove all personal belongings before your lease end date. If more cleaning is needed, it will be billed to you, and unreturned or lost keys are subject to a $75 replacement fee.