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Located on the corner of 36th and N streets, two blocks outside the
Main Campus gates, the Nevils apartment complex served as Georgetown
University Hospital from 1900 to the early 1930s. Named after former
University President W. Coleman Nevils, S.J., the building contains
mostly four, five, and six-person apartments with full kitchens and one
or two full baths. These apartments are particularly popular with
upperclass students because of their spaciousness and unique design.
Nevils is part of the area known as East Campus, and shares an outdoor
courtyard with adjoining LXR (Loyola/Xavier/Ryder) Hall and the Walsh
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Nevils Floor Plans {Explanation
of Drawings}
General Information
- Nevils is comprised of four sections: Nordhoff, Kober, Riggs,
and Lisner. Each Nevils apartment number is preceded by one of these
names.
- Four person apartments have two bedrooms and one bathroom
located on a floor above the living area and kitchen. Five person
apartments have two bedrooms, one of which is larger or features a loft
to accommodate a third roommate. Six person apartments have three
bedrooms and two baths. Typically, one bedroom and one bathroom (
sometimes a half-bathroom without a shower) are on the entry-level,
while two bedrooms and a full bath are on the second level. The
upstairs bathroom usually contains double sinks, two showers, and a
separate room for the toilet.
- Beds in Nevils apartments may or may not be bunkable. Rooms
with non-bunkable beds are furnished with under bed drawers for
storage. In rooms with bunkable beds, dressers are provided. The desks
have drawers and a desktop hutch. Closets tend to be large, with ample
overhead storage space.
- Some apartments have platform lofts, which allow for more
floor space and provide a sleeping area for one person. Some bedrooms
also have a study alcove which provides a secluded space for a desk or
bed.
- The living rooms are furnished with a sofa or love seat, one
or two arm chairs, one or two end tables, a dining table and chairs.
Some apartments have a shelf unit, although it is not a standard piece
in every apartment. The kitchens vary in size, but all include an
electrical range, double sink with disposal, spacious cabinets and
drawers, and full size refrigerator with freezer.
- Size varies greatly among apartments in Nevils. While some
apartments are the largest on campus, others are less generously
configured. There are five apartments that can accommodate a person in
a wheelchair. Nevils residents have easy access to the LXR computer
lab, since the two buildings are connected.
- HoyaNet cable service is available for a small activation and
monthly service fee. A cable-ready television set is required.
- Rooms are wired with one data connection per student, giving
students access to the local area network and to the Internet.
- The Residence Hall Office (RHO) which
serves Nevils is located in nearby LXR Hall. The RHO handles package
delivery, lockouts and room check-in for LXR and Nevils residents.
Interesting facts about Nevils
- These apartments are among the most popular in the phases of
housing selection.
- Nevils apartments have the most variation in layout and view.
- The building once served as the Old Georgetown Hospital.
Images of Nevils: {coming soon}
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