Conveniently located with direct access to Downtown and the University of Oregon, this building consists of private studio and one bedroom units that were completed in September 2020.

This private studio unit features heating and air conditioning in main room, Stainless steel appliances including dishwasher, quartz countertops in kitchen and bathroom, as well as a washer / dryer stackable unit in bathroom. A built in room divider with shelves for storage provides a private area for the bedroom, and there is a built in book case in hallway. With the addition of a large closet, there is plenty of storage. A stylish sliding barn door closes off the bathroom. The large windows allow tons of natural light!

Tucked away, the Ferry Street Manor provides a quiet environment while still being situated within walking distance to the University of Oregon, restaurants and stores like Whole Foods. This building includes secure FOB entry along with an established professional management company, onsite manager and designated maintenance worker. Each floor has secure bike parking as well, near the elevator and stairwell doors.

Tenants are responsible for electric through EWEB and pay a discounted rate of $44 monthly for high speed fiber internet that is built into the apartment as part of a bulk agreement. Utilities for water, sewer, garbage and common area electric will be billed on actual usage monthly. Parking is an additional $75 per month if a spot is available. Lot is full at this time.

Please call 541-484-7441 for more information or visit our website at www.FerryStreetManor.com
In person tours available! Monday - Friday 10:00 am - 4:30 pm by appointment. Call today to schedule an appointment at 541-484-7441 or email eugenemanor@bmc-llc.com

May 16, 2024 at 5:50 pm "Now accepting applications until the 1st qualified applicant is approved. Please submit a complete application. If you need additional time to submit a complete application, please contact us at email - eugenemanor@bmc-llc.com M - F 10 am to 5 pm. Applications will be processed in the order in which they are received.”