USC Los Angeles 3b3b with in-unit laundry: group housing with private bathrooms

If your group is hunting for a USC Los Angeles 3b3b with in-unit laundry, you're after a specific setup: three bedrooms, a bathroom for each person, and a washer and dryer you don't have to share with the whole building. We pulled together a handful of current Los Angeles listings that fit that brief or come close to it, along with the questions worth asking before anyone signs.

Timing matters right now. Some of these homes are open today, while others are listed for summer or fall start dates, so this is a good moment to line up a January move-in or get ahead of next fall's signing rush.

Begin your search at Off-Campus Universe, where you can browse current listings near Los Angeles.

1178 1/2 Leighton Ave LA CA 90037 is the one to look at first if you need something soon. It's listed at $3,795/month, with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, unfurnished, on a 12-month lease that runs from now until leased. The owner describes a newer townhome with an open living area, a powder room and three bedrooms that each have their own bathroom. The listing says there's a washer and dryer in the unit and two gated, off-street parking spaces. It's listed as under 5 minutes by car from campus. Because the description also mentions a powder room, ask the lister to confirm the exact bathroom count.

39TH PL is another three-bedroom, three-bathroom option, priced at $3,895/month on a 12-month lease. The owner calls it a three-story townhouse-style unit where all rooms are en suite, and the listing says it has an in-unit washer and dryer and designated tandem parking. It's unfurnished and listed as more than 10 minutes by car from campus. The start date on the listing is June 1 2026, which has already passed, so confirm current dates with the lister before you plan around it.

Private Room in USC Townhouse | $1,500/m works a little differently. It's a private bedroom with its own attached bathroom inside a 3-bed, 3-bath townhouse on W 36th St, listed by a student at $1,500/month. The lease dates are listed as Aug. 1 to July 26th, and the listing says the unit has an in-unit washer and dryer. It's listed as under 5 minutes by car from campus. Since the title describes a single room but the rent-by-room field isn't marked, ask the lister exactly what that price covers.

If your group can live with two bathrooms, 3BD/2BA Apartment with Laundry In-Unit, is listed at $3,250/month for 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on S Hoover St. The listing says it has an in-unit washer and dryer, a gym room and gated entry. It's unfurnished, listed as 5 to 10 minutes by car from campus, and the lease timing is listed as June - September, so check which year and start date the owner means.

3-Parking Spots USC Friendly 3-4 Bedroom is also listed at $3,250/month, with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a furnished option. The owner says it has an in-unit washer and dryer, three dedicated parking spaces, and a flex room. The title mentions 3-4 bedrooms while the bedroom field says 3, so confirm the layout with the lister. It's listed as under 5 minutes by car from campus, with lease timing listed as July through July.

What a 3b3b near USC usually looks like

Two of the three-bedroom, three-bathroom listings above are described by their owners as townhomes, and the private room is in a townhouse too. In a setup like that, each person gets a private bathroom and the kitchen and living area are shared, so ask how the floors are laid out and where the shared space sits before you split up the bedrooms.

The whole-unit listings here are priced for the entire home, so divide the number by three before you compare it with a single-room listing. A whole-home price and a per-room price can look very different on paper even when they describe similar setups, and it's easy to rule out a good option by comparing the wrong figures.

In-unit laundry is the other feature people tend to filter on. When a listing says there's a washer and dryer in the unit, ask whether they're full-size or stacked, and whether they're included in the lease or owned by a previous tenant. It's also worth asking about parking, since some listings include gated or tandem spaces and others offer street parking only.

USC Los Angeles 3b3b with in-unit laundry: what students are asking about

If you want a USC Los Angeles 3b3b with in-unit laundry, you have company: in student posts in local Facebook housing groups collected on 9 Nov 2026, 3b3b was named more often than any other floor plan. In those same 38 student posts, being close to campus, furnished rooms, laundry, private rooms and bathrooms, and parking all came up often.

In student posts in local Facebook housing groups collected on 9 Nov 2026, the median rent per person students quoted was $1,198. That figure is what students typed into their posts, not an OCU number and not a market rate, so treat it as a rough sense of what people are talking about rather than a benchmark.

Those same posts also mentioned USC Village and Lyft by name. If a listing mentions a ride program or a nearby landmark, ask the lister to explain what it means for that specific address, and check current details yourself before you count on it.

Semester timing came up too. With the fall term winding down, a lot of groups are either looking for a spring-semester handoff or trying to secure a place for next August. If you're in the second camp, ask listers now whether they'll hold a unit for a later start or whether they're only filling immediate openings.

Tips before your group signs

• Ask whether rent is quoted for the whole unit or per room, and get the split in writing if each person signs separately.

• Confirm the exact bathroom count and that every bedroom has its own bathroom, especially if a listing mentions a powder room or a flex room.

• Check the lease start and end dates against your academic calendar, and ask the lister to confirm any date that has already passed.

• Ask what's included with the laundry and parking, such as how many spaces come with the unit and whether there's any extra fee.

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