Wachusett House
Located just down the street from the center of campus, Wachusett House offers students a convenient residence full of charm, minutes from local shops and restaurants. The house contains double and single bedrooms, as well as common areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which students will be living in Wachusett House house?
WPI undergraduate students.
What type of building is Wachusett House?
- Wachusett House is a house containing multiple common areas and bedrooms.
- Double and single bedrooms are available.
What are the amenities in Wachusett House?
- Bathrooms
- Lounge areas
- Residents will have access to the Founders Hall laundry room, located across the street.
Is a residential meal plan required in Wachusett House?
Yes, residents of Wachusett House are required to have a residential meal plan.
What is provided for furniture/appliances in Wachusett House?
- Bedrooms are outfitted with a bed, desk, desk chair, and dresser for each resident. Closets or wardrobes are also provided with a hanging bar for clothes.
- Living rooms are outfitted with soft seating (for example: couches, chairs, etc.).
Can beds be lofted or bunked in Wachusett House?
- Beds are able to be bunked. Residents may ask for pins to bunk the bed, and are responsible for un-bunking the bed at the end of the year and returning the pins to the Housing & Residential Experience Center.
- Beds cannot be lofted; lofting equipment is not provided.
Does Wachusett House have air conditioning?
Wachusett House does not have air conditioning. Personal air conditioners are not permitted; residents are encouraged to bring fans for their space.