Frequently Asked Questions: Living at The Mark Tallahassee

The Mark Tallahassee is just 0.1 miles from Florida State University’s main campus, putting you about a 3-minute walk from FSU. You are also approximately a 13-minute walk from the Oglesby Student Union and a 12-minute walk from the Herbert Wertheim College of Business, making it an especially convenient option for students who want to stay close to campus.

From The Mark Tallahassee, you can walk to Landis Green in about 6 minutes (0.3 miles) and Strozier Library in about 8 minutes (0.4 miles), while the Westcott Building and Ruby Diamond Concert Hall are each about a 10-minute walk (0.4 miles) away. The Huge Classroom Building, Donald L. Tucker Center, and College of Law are all nearby at about 11 minutes on foot, with Doak Campbell Stadium about 13 minutes away, and both Dirac Science Library and the Leach Student Recreation Center reachable in about 15 minutes or less for classes, workouts, events, and game days.

Residents have convenient options nearby for everyday essentials. Publix Super Market at Gaines Street Station is about 0.3 miles away, or roughly an 8-minute walk, making it an easy stop for groceries, snacks, and household items. CVS is also about 0.3 miles away, or around a 6-minute walk, which is helpful for picking up pharmacy items, toiletries, and other day-to-day necessities.

Yes, Little Athens Gyro and Panera Bread are both within walking distance of The Mark Tallahassee, with each located about 0.6 miles away, or roughly a 13- to 14-minute walk, so you have convenient nearby options for casual meals and quick bites.

Railroad Square Art District is just 0.7 miles away, or about a 6-minute bike ride or drive, while Lake Ella Park is about 2.4 miles away, or an 8-minute drive from the community. Cascades Park is also nearby at 1.5 miles away, making it about a 10-minute bike ride or 6-minute drive for easy access to green space, local events, and some of Tallahassee’s most popular destinations.

Yes, the Florida State Capitol is about 1 mile away, making it just a 5-minute drive or 11-minute bike ride from the property, which is helpful for internships, events, and everyday access around the city. Tallahassee International Airport is also conveniently close at 5.7 miles away, or about a 15-minute drive, making travel days and trips home easier to manage.

Yes, The Mark Tallahassee is also convenient to Florida A&M University, which is about 0.7 miles away, or roughly a 16-minute walk and 3-minute drive from the community. That gives you easy access to key FAMU destinations like Bragg Memorial Stadium, the FAMU Bookstore, and S.H. Coleman Library.

The Mark Tallahassee offers studio, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom, 4-bedroom, 5-bedroom, and 6-bedroom apartments. These open-concept layouts give you flexibility whether you want a more private setup or a larger shared apartment with roommates.

Yes, these furnished student apartments come move-in ready, which can make off-campus living much easier. Standard furniture includes:

• Common area: Sofa and chairs, entertainment table, media console, 50″ TV in standard floor plans or 65″ TV in premium units, kitchen bar stool, and dining table or counter seating
• Bedroom: Full bedframe with headboard, mattress, bedside table, underbed storage, desk chair, desk with hutch, and a 65″ TV in premium bedrooms

This setup gives you the essentials for studying, relaxing, and settling in from day one.

Kitchens feature white tile backsplashes, quartz countertops, soft-close cabinets, and stainless steel appliances. Each kitchen includes a refrigerator, stove, microwave, and dishwasher for a clean, modern cooking space.

Yes, every apartment includes an in-unit washer and dryer. This gives you the convenience of doing laundry on your own schedule without leaving home.

Yes, private bedroom and bathroom options are available at The Mark Tallahassee. This can be especially helpful if you want more personal space while still enjoying a shared apartment layout.

The apartments are designed with student living in mind, including individually keyed bedrooms, hardwood-style flooring in common spaces, and open-concept layouts. Select residences also offer balconies, top-floor locations, views of campus, and floor-to-ceiling windows.

For the most up-to-date pricing at The Mark Tallahassee, visit the Floor Plans page. Because pricing can vary based on floor plan, availability, and premium features, checking that page is the best way to see the latest information. You can also contact the leasing office for additional details about current availability and specials.

Residents have access to academic lounges, private study rooms, a rooftop clubroom, an internet café, and a courtyard with outdoor gathering areas. These shared spaces give you room to study, recharge, meet people, and enjoy more of your day outside your apartment.

Yes, The Mark Tallahassee has a rooftop resort-style pool with a spa and sunshelf. Private cabanas and a jumbotron help make the pool deck a standout place to relax or spend time with friends.

Yes, bike storage is available on-site. This is a convenient amenity if you like biking to class, around campus, or through nearby Tallahassee neighborhoods.

The community includes pool tables, a game lounge, a motion sports simulator, a gaming lawn with table tennis and cornhole, multiple fire pit areas, and a media wall. With both rooftop and courtyard gathering spaces, there are plenty of ways to socialize and unwind.

The Mark Tallahassee includes academic lounges and private study rooms with interactive smart displays. These spaces work well for solo study sessions, group projects, and staying productive without leaving the community.

Yes, high-speed WiFi is available throughout the property, including the apartments and amenity spaces, making it easy to stay connected for classes, streaming, gaming, and everyday online needs.

The fitness center includes Matrix treadmills, ellipticals, stair climbers, a rowing machine, Matrix strength-training machines, Matrix cable machines, a power rack, benches, free weights, barbells, kettlebells, a TRX training system, and an ISAwall, giving you a strong mix of cardio, strength, and functional training options in one place.

Yes, The Mark Tallahassee offers wellness features, including a sauna and a BlueCube cold plunge. These amenities support recovery, relaxation, and a more balanced routine after workouts or long days on campus.

The courtyard includes outdoor fitness features like a power rack, punching bag, battle ropes, tire flip, and additional free weights and barbells. There is also a yoga lawn, giving you another way to take your workout or recovery routine outside.

Outdoor spaces include the rooftop pool deck, private cabanas, courtyard, gaming lawn, multiple fire pit areas, and multiple outdoor grilling areas. These amenities give you plenty of room to relax, meet friends, and enjoy Tallahassee weather.

Yes, residents can access gated garage parking on-site. This added convenience can be especially helpful if you plan to commute, work off campus, or travel regularly.

Parking is available for $90 per month.

Parking spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis. If spaces fill up, a waitlist is available.

Guest parking is not available on the property. Future resident parking is available for scheduled visits and leasing appointments.

The Mark Tallahassee has a Transit Score of 49 and a Walkability Score of 72. For you as a resident, that means you have some public transportation options nearby and a location that is fairly walkable for daily trips to campus, dining, and nearby student destinations.

Yes, The Mark Tallahassee is a pet-friendly student apartment community near FSU, with a maximum of two animals allowed per unit.

Yes, certain dog breeds and mixes are not permitted under the community’s pet policy. 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. Residents should contact the leasing office for the most current details about breed restrictions and the full pet policy.

No, exotic animals are not permitted. That includes birds such as parrots and toucans, reptiles such as snakes, rodents such as ferrets, insects, and fish tanks.

All pets and animals must be disclosed and approved before move-in. Applicants are required to complete a pet profile through PetScreening as part of the approval process.

Pet owners should expect a $300 one-time non-refundable pet fee and a monthly pet rent of $35. For any additional pet policy details, it is best to check with the leasing office.

Building access is controlled through FOB entry for residents. FOB access is also used for stairwells and amenity spaces, which helps limit access to residents and authorized users.

Yes, security cameras are installed throughout the property, and on-site security is available after hours. These features add another layer of monitoring and support for the community.

Yes, bedrooms within the apartments lock individually, giving you extra privacy and peace of mind in a shared living setup.

Yes, there is a helpful on-site management team dedicated to creating a welcoming and inclusive living experience. The team can assist with maintenance requests, package delivery, lease questions, and day-to-day resident support during office hours.

Maintenance requests at The Mark Tallahassee are handled by our friendly on-site maintenance team, who are available to help with repairs and day-to-day service needs. If something in your apartment needs attention, you can reach out to the team during office hours for support. The goal is to make your living experience as smooth and stress-free as possible so you can stay focused on school and enjoy your time in the community.

Yes, The Mark Tallahassee offers resident events and community programming throughout the year. These events are designed to help residents connect, feel at home, and enjoy more than just the apartment itself.

Resident programming is built around creating a community where residents feel supported, connected, and cared for. The P.A.W.S. model stands for Philanthropic, Academic, Wellness, and Social, and it guides our events and experiences by encouraging personal growth, student success, well-being, and community involvement. The overall goal is to enhance quality of life and help each resident enjoy a more well-rounded living experience.

The Mark Tallahassee was built in 2025. The community includes 202 units and 860 beds, making it a large student housing community with a wide range of living options.

The Mark Tallahassee is located at 675 W Lafayette St, Tallahassee, FL 32304. This address places you close to Florida State University, W Tennessee Street, CollegeTown, and other popular Tallahassee destinations.