Apartment Style Residence Halls

2117 Andy Holt Avenue

Capacity:
1150 (558 men, 592 women)

Visitation: Option E

Meal Plan Optional

Refrigerator included

Window: 5' 5" x 4' 2"

Bed Size:
Extra Long Twin, 36" x 80"

When UT Knoxville built its first apartment building for unmarried students, the hall was hailed as a "new approach for single-student housing." Fifteen stories high, the Apartment Residence Hall was commonly referred to as Rose Avenue Apartments. When Rose Avenue was renamed Andy Holt Avenue, the residence hall became known as Andy Holt Apartments or just Andy Holt. An administrative building in Circle Park (Andy Holt Tower) holds rights to the name, but the Apartment Residence Hall's nickname still causes confusion. The Apartment Residence Hall is the largest on campus, housing more than 1200 students. It remains unique at UTK in offering apartment living to single students.

The hall houses men and women on separate floors with option E visitation. Only upper-class and graduate students may live in the Apartments. Each apartment houses four students The living room, bedrooms, and study areas are completely furnished. The kitchen has a refrigerator, stove and disposal. Hall amenities include Andy's Pantry (a grocery and deli), a laundry, a post office, and a computer lab. Remote 96 features 16 Macintosh and IBM computers plus scanning and laser printing capability. The hall is open through semester breaks.