Finding the right place to live near NAU often comes down to the details that shape everyday life once move-in day is over. This FAQ page brings all of those details into one place, so future residents, parents, and guarantors can quickly understand what life is like at The Standard at Flagstaff. It covers the questions that usually come up during the search for the perfect Flagstaff student apartment, from layouts and furniture packages to parking, amenities, pet policies, maintenance support, and leasing logistics.
The Standard at Flagstaff is a close-to-campus option for those comparing apartments near NAU in Flagstaff, AZ. With quick access to Northern Arizona University and nearby Flagstaff destinations, the property appeals to residents who want a location that works well for both school routines and day-to-day living. The sections below are organized to help make the decision process clearer, more practical, and easier to navigate.
1. Location & Proximity to Campus
The Standard at Flagstaff is 0.23 miles from Northern Arizona University. That puts campus close for class days, study sessions, campus events, and the usual rhythm of daily life near NAU.
The property is near many of the campus destinations residents visit most often, including:
- College of Education: 0.3 miles
- Cline Library: 0.3 miles
- Old Main: 0.4 miles
- Ashurst Auditorium: 0.4 miles
- Performing & Fine Arts Building: 0.4 miles
- Ardrey Auditorium: 0.4 miles
- University Union: 0.5 miles
- Science and Health Building: 0.5 miles
- Liberal Arts Building: 0.5 miles
- NAU Recreation Center: 0.7 miles
- Health and Learning Center: 0.8 miles
- W. A. Franke College of Business: 1.0 miles
- J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome: 1.0 miles
- Steve Sanghi College of Engineering: 1.1 miles
- Southwest Forest Science Complex: 1.2 miles
- Rolle Activity Center: 1.2 miles
Everyday errands are easy to keep close to home when you live in our Flagstaff, AZ, apartments. Nearby spots include University Plaza Shopping Center, Walgreens, and Safeway, along with Historic Downtown Flagstaff and Flagstaff Mall for a wider mix of shopping and day-to-day needs.
The area around The Standard at Flagstaff includes a mix of quick bites and local favorites. Nearby options include Brown Bag Burger + Bar, Galaxy Diner, Himalayan Grill, Dunkin’, Chick-fil-A, Dairy Queen, and Jack in the Box. That gives residents several easy choices for coffee, takeout, and casual meals during the week.
The location places residents close to some of Flagstaff’s best-known destinations for weekends, afternoons off, and time outdoors.
Popular spots close to The Standard at Flagstaff include:
- Lowell Observatory: 0.8 miles
- Historic Downtown Flagstaff / Heritage Square: 1.0 mile
- Lumberyard Brewing Co.: 1.0 mile
- Buffalo Park: 3 miles
- Flagstaff Mall: 5 miles
- Walnut Canyon National Monument: 10 miles
- Arizona Snowbowl: 14 miles
Yes. Historic Downtown Flagstaff and Heritage Square are each about 1 mile away from our off-campus housing community. That keeps local restaurants, shops, and downtown events within easy reach.
2. Floor Plans & Interiors
The Standard at Flagstaff offers layouts ranging from private studio apartments up to lively five-bedroom apartments. That gives residents options for living solo, living with one roommate, or choosing a larger shared layout with more roommates under one roof.
Yes. Our apartments come fully furnished with all the essential appliances and furniture that residents need to settle in from day one.
The furniture package includes a furnished common area with a 43-inch smart TV, a coffee table, an entertainment table, a sofa, a chair, and a center island with barstools. Bedrooms include a full-size bed with frame and mattress, a desk with chair, two dressers, and a nightstand. This setup gives residents a move-in experience that feels more straightforward from day one.
Many floor plans include private bedrooms and private bathrooms. We also offer units with shared bathroom arrangements, so residents can choose the setup that best fits their preferences and budget.
Kitchens include stainless steel appliances, including a refrigerator, stove, microwave, and dishwasher, along with decorator cabinets and granite countertops. The kitchen finishes keep the space practical for everyday cooking while giving the apartment a more polished look.
Yes. Every apartment includes an in-unit washer and dryer.
Select apartments include features such as balconies, top-floor locations, walk-in closets, smart TVs in the living room, premium layouts, and ADA-accessible options. Some layouts also include shared bathrooms, while others offer more private bedroom and bathroom arrangements.
Yes. Bedrooms are individually keyed, which adds privacy within shared apartment layouts.
Yes. High-speed internet is available throughout the property.
The interiors balance practical features with a more finished look. Furnished apartments, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, in-unit laundry, and a wide mix of floor plans give residents a setup that covers the basics while still feeling comfortable for everyday life.
3. Amenities & Social Spaces
The Standard at Flagstaff includes an academic setup that works well for both solo work and group study sessions. Residents have access to an academic lounge, private study rooms, and a computer lounge, so there are several places to step out of the apartment and stay focused when classes, projects, or deadlines stack up.
Yes. The fitness center includes a mix of cardio and strength equipment, along with a group fitness and yoga studio. The equipment lineup includes treadmills, ellipticals, strength machines, cable machines, a Smith machine, free weights, barbells, benches, and plyo boxes, which gives residents room for everything from a quick workout to a more structured routine.
Yes. Outdoor space is centered around private courtyards with pergolas and oversized heated spas. These areas give residents a place to sit outside, reset after class or work, and spend time with friends without needing to leave the property.
The social spaces at The Standard at Flagstaff include pool tables, a climbing boulder, a multi-sports simulator, a coffee bar, and lower-level retail. The mix feels a little more varied than a standard lounge setup, which helps the property stand out for residents who want their NAU off-campus apartment to be more than just a place to sleep and study.
The amenity package covers the parts of daily life that tend to matter most to students: places to study, spaces to recharge, ways to stay active, and social areas that feel useful instead of decorative. Between the study rooms, fitness center, heated spas, clubroom, climbing boulder, multi-sports simulator, and coffee bar, the setup gives residents a strong mix of practical and fun spaces in one place.
4. Parking & Transportation
Yes. For an added monthly fee, both covered and uncovered garage parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Covered garage parking is $80 per month, and uncovered garage parking is $55 per month.
Parking is based on availability rather than automatic assignment. Residents who want to park on-site need to sign a parking addendum, register their vehicle, receive a parking permit, and pay the monthly parking fee. If parking is full, a waitlist is available.
5. Management, Maintenance, & Security
Yes. The Standard at Flagstaff has an on-site management team, so residents have a direct point of contact for day-to-day questions, leasing support, and general help around the property.
Maintenance support is available on site and online through our resident portal, which gives residents a straightforward way to get help when something in the apartment needs attention.
Yes. Residents can reach out to the on-site team for lease questions, general support, and day-to-day concerns that come up while living at the property.
Security features include FOB-controlled building access, FOB-controlled stairwell access, FOB-controlled amenity space access, individually locking bedroom doors within units, on-site courtesy patrol from Friday through Sunday nights, and security cameras throughout the property. Together, these features create a more controlled access setup across the building and shared spaces.
The property has an on-site courtesy patrol from Friday through Sunday nights. That adds an extra security presence during the part of the week when it matters the most.
Support goes beyond maintenance and leasing help. The Standard at Flagstaff also offers programs such as You Speak, We Listen, Community Rewards, and RentPlus, which add another layer of resident support during the lease term.
Yes. Resident programming is organized around the P.A.W.S. model, which focuses on philanthropic, academic, wellness, and social engagement. The goal is to create a place where residents feel connected, included, and supported beyond the apartment itself.
6. Pet Policies
Yes. The Standard at Flagstaff allows pets, with a maximum of two animals permitted per apartment. All pets must be disclosed and approved before move-in.
Yes, breed restrictions apply. Restricted breeds include Chow Chow, German Shepherd, Doberman Pinscher, Mastiff breeds, Staffordshire Terrier breeds, Pit Bull, Rottweiler, Cane Corso, Akita, Siberian Husky, Dogo Argentino, Alaskan Malamute, Wolf-hybrid, and any mix of these breeds.
No. Exotic animals are not permitted at The Standard at Flagstaff. This includes birds such as parrots and toucans, reptiles such as snakes, rodents such as ferrets, fish, and insects.
Yes. All pets must be disclosed and approved before move-in. Applicants are also required to complete a pet profile through PetScreening as part of the approval process.
Yes. The pet policy includes a one-time pet fee of $25 and a monthly pet fee of $35.
7. General Leasing Information
Yes. The Standard at Flagstaff offers individual housing contracts. Under an individual housing contract, each resident is responsible for their assigned bedroom and common spaces, and cannot be held responsible for their roommates’ portion of the monthly installment should plans change midway through the year.
Monthly installments can be paid online through the resident portal or in person at the management office. Installments are due on the first day of each month, and payment should be made by the fifth day of the month to avoid late fees.
Monthly installments include in-unit WiFi, TV, cable, and access to the property’s amenities. Electricity is billed separately and split evenly between roommates.
Roommate matching is handled through the RoomSync application. Residents can use the platform to look at lifestyle preferences such as cleanliness, study habits, sleep schedules, and other compatibility factors when choosing roommates.
Applying to live at these apartments near NAU is straightforward. Future residents can complete the online application through the Apply button located at the top of this page, and in-person applications are also available through the leasing office. Applying early is a smart move since availability can tighten as the leasing season moves forward.
Housing contracts are 12 months long and run from August to July. That schedule lines up with the academic year and gives residents a full lease term that covers both the school year and summer months.
Yes. The Standard at Flagstaff offers a housing contract assignment process. Residents who need to assign a contract should review the assignment steps and reach out to the leasing office for more information on current requirements, timing, and fees.
The Standard at Flagstaff is located at:
824 W. Route 66
Flagstaff, AZ 86001