Maulding
Maulding Apartments (MLD) consists of two, four, and six bedroom apartments. All residents of an apartment share a living room and kitchen, and two to three residents share one bath

About Maulding

Maulding Apartments (MLD) consists of two, four, and six bedroom apartments. All residents of an apartment share a living room and kitchen, and two to three residents share one bath

Rates
Price
$5,498.00/per semester
Term
2026 Fall - 2027 Spring Academic Year
Details
Address
501 6th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 View Map
Community
Undergraduate
Building Style
Apartment
Room Style
Apartment
Gender
Co-ed by Apartment
Elevator
Yes
Location
West Campus
Bed Count
249
Room Capacity
2, 4, 6
Assistance Animals
Allowed
Area Office
West Community Housing Office (WCHO)
Room Furniture
Desk
Desk Chair
Dresser
Twin Bed
extra-long mattress
Wardrobe

per resident. Can be independently set up in four ways: low, medium, high, and bunked. This description applies to nearly all rooms in this building.

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Building Amenities
Gym
Located on the first floor.
Laundry
Located on the first floor.
Kitchen
Dishwasher, garbage disposal, and microwave as well as a full size stove, oven, and refrigerator.
Study
Located on each floor.
Activity Room
Located on the first floor.
Other Info

Certain rooms may have a slightly different configuration due to design differences and renovations. Some pictures are of actual student rooms and may contain additional furniture and decoration provided by the resident. Maulding Apartments was built in 1995.

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Hall Director
Lex Baker (she/her/hers)
What building(s) do I work in? Maulding and Zbar

Hometown/Home State: Syracuse, Utah

Alma Mater: University of Utah

What's a show, movie, or podcast you're currently into? My favorite podcast is Morbid and my favorite movie series is the Twilight Saga!

What advice do you have for students adjusting to campus life? advice that I have for a student adjusting to campus life is to remain open minded and put themselves out there. Talk to your roommates and your RA to make connections. College is truly one of the best times in a person's life, so make memories!

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