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My fiance and I are looking to rent in Ithaca. Are there any complexes that are known for renting primarily/only to non-students? We've been living in Corning and commuting downtown, but the drive is wearying. We are 30-year-old professionals and go to bed early. So the quieter, the better!
We're willing to live pretty much anywhere in Tompkins county, ideally with a commute to downtown of no more than 30 minutes (in good weather, we realize bad winter days will take longer). We can afford around $1000 a month, but less is better. I'd appreciate any advice where to look!
Pretty much as soon as you're out of the immediate vicinity of the colleges, or between the colleges and downtown, you'll be fine. There are a fair number of good quiet apartments in the Northeast/Lansing area. The neighborhoods have an easy commute downtown and a good rep for being quiet. I lived in Gaslight Village in NE Ithaca when I first moved back and liked it just fine, but our place was about 1000/month at that point so it's probably higher now. Very quiet, either mature grad students and postdocs, or young professionals.
It should be provide facilities for the students that is necessary.
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