Tradewinds Apartments

Quick Facts

Purchased by Biola in 2005, the Tradewinds Apartment Building is part of what is known as 'The Block,' a row of apartment buildings located a half-mile from the Biola campus. Tradewinds is designated for undergrad students who are 20 years or older by the first day of Fall classes. It is staffed by a graduate assistant.

Tradewinds Apartments Exterior

Community Snapshot

Male & Female
45 Residents
2 Stories
1 Graduate Assistant
Kitchen in Apartment
2/2 Washers/Dryers
Purchased 2005
Community Patio
18 Apartments
1 or 2 Bedrooms per Apartment
2-4 Occupants per Apartment
1 Restroom in Apartment
11 minute walk from the center of campus (0.6 mi.)

About

Tradewinds is located just down the street from Biola’s campus and houses around 45 upperclassmen. Apartments contain a kitchen, living room, bathroom, and 1-2 bedrooms per apartment that house 2-4 residents. Residents have access to a communal laundry room as well as a central courtyard with a BBQ grill and outdoor sitting.

Amenities

Apartment Building Amenities

Apartment-Style
Air Conditioning
Nearby Parking
Heating
Laundry Facilities
Outdoor Courtyard
Bike Racks
Outdoor BBQ Grills
Nearby On-Campus Dining
24/7 Campus Security

Apartment Amenities Per Student

Per Student

Bed ( view bed styles)
Desk
Standard Twin Mattress
Desk Chair
Bookshelf
Dresser Drawers
Wardrobe or Closet
Towel Bar

Apartment Amenities Per Apartment

Couch
Kitchen
Coffee Table
Dining Table & 4 Chairs
Microwave
Refrigerator
Oven/Stove
Armchair
Restroom
Window & Blinds
Wastebasket

Campus Amenities

Wifi Internet
Mailbox
On-campus Dining
Food Truck
Printing in Library
Tennis Courts
Basketball Court
Swimming Pool
Exercise Gym
Sand Volleyball Court
Soccer Field
Running Track
Baseball Field
Softball Field

Sample Rooms

Each room differs slightly, so your room may look different. There are many other ways to personalize the layout of your room from these samples.

Sample Tradewinds Apartments Kitchen and Dining

Sample Tradewinds Apartments Living Room

Community Life

Community Traditions

Biola residents celebrate Nationball 2014

Biola Housing residents enjoy Mock Rock

Biola Housing residents enjoy The Eddy concert

Nationball photos courtesy Cherri Yoon, Melanie Kim, and Jenny Oetzell/THE CHIMES. Additional community photos by THE CHIMES/Facebook.