Single-level living

A single-level home with nobody above or below

Every home at Rock Ridge is a single level. Nobody lives above you and nobody lives below you. In an apartment that is about as close as it gets to a house of your own.

What single level means here

Each home is on one floor, with its own front door onto the courtyard or the walkway and a private patio. There are no footsteps overhead and no neighbor's ceiling under your floor. The three-bedroom homes sit upstairs over the garages, so even they have nobody above or below.

Covered walkway at Rock Ridge with yellow unit doors, white walls and raised planters with palms

Why it is quiet

The mid-century courtyard plan puts the homes around the pool and the planting rather than stacked in a block, so the noise that travels between stacked apartments does not have a path. It suits people who work odd hours, sleep light, or just want their own four walls: graduate students and staff at UC Riverside, 1.3 miles east, hospital staff, and anyone downtown.

The homes

Rock Ridge is mostly one-bedroom homes, each a single level with nobody above or below, plus a two-bedroom and three-bedrooms upstairs over the garages. One-bedrooms are listed from $1,595/month right now. Every open home and its exact rent is on the availability page. Most are one-bedrooms with a renovated kitchen, wood-look plank floors, a beamed white ceiling and a private patio. See the floor plans and the one-bedroom page.

Questions people ask

Do the apartments at Rock Ridge have anyone living above or below?

No. Every home is a single level with nobody above or below. The three-bedroom homes upstairs sit over the garages, so they have no neighbor above or below either.

Are these ground-floor apartments?

Most homes are ground-oriented with their own front door and private patio; the three-bedrooms are upstairs over the garages. None shares a floor or ceiling with another home.

Why choose a single-level apartment?

No footsteps overhead, no neighbor below, and a private patio. It suits light sleepers, people who work odd hours, and students and staff near UC Riverside, 1.3 miles away.