Welcome to the Apartment Complex
Apartment Complex is Westfield State University’s on-campus apartment-style housing, home to 270 residents. Opened in 1975, the complex comprises three buildings—Welch, Seymour, and Conlin—named after long-time college administrators. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors live in 6-person apartments, with graduate students housed in Welch Hall. The courtyard was redesigned in the early 1980s, and the entire complex underwent a $2.6 million renovation in 2000–2001.
I love the feeling of living in an apartment-style space while still not having to worry about commuting to campus. I also enjoy having my own space to cook.
Margaret Hamilton '24
Your Apartment and Room
The Apartment Complex offers 6-person apartments with a variety of room types, including front and back singles and doubles. Each apartment is furnished with a loft-able bed, desk, chair, dresser, and closet for every student, and features a shared living room with couches and a table, bathroom, and kitchenette with a full-size refrigerator. Each apartment provides residents with private and shared spaces to suit their living needs.
Room Sizes:
Frederick S. Conlin (Building 1) facing Juniper Park School
Ceil Seymour (Building 2) facing Western Avenue
Edward Welch (Building 3) facing Scanlon Hall
The Apartment Complex features a central courtyard created by its unique horseshoe layout, providing a welcoming outdoor space for students to relax and socialize. Laundry facilities and staff offices are located at the south end of Dickinson Commons Room for convenient access.
Apartment Complex Amenities
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