47 Claremont

47 Claremont is one of the smallest residence halls. A converted apartment building, it is made up entirely of suites. These were renovated in 2004 and includes hardwood floors, crown mouldings, and new kitchen equipment.

The lounge in the basement contains a World War II-era world map showing Nazi occupied territories.

Facilities

Each suite has a kitchen, but not a common room.

Suites

• 6 3-person suites with 3 singles
• 6 4-person suites with 4 singles
• 1 1st floor 5-person suite
• 1 1st floor 6-person suite with 4 singles and 1 double
• 10 7-person suites with 3 singles and 2 doubles

Advantages

• Building has its own superintendent and janitor who generally get things done faster than Housing Services.

Disadvantages

• Lots of inhumanely tiny 81 sq ft rooms (3C, 1E and 2E lines).
• Far from everything except Barnard. It is highly advisable to beg security for swipe access to the Barnard tunnels.
• Dean Quigley lives next door, and his secretary will occasionally email residents to complain about the noise.

Photos

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  Double, view 1

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  Double, view 2

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  Double, view 3

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  Double (room 52D), view 1

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  Double (room 52D), view 2

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  Double (room 52D), view 3

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  Double (room 52D), view from window

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  Single (room 52B), view 1

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  Single (room 52B), view 2

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  Single (room 52E), view 1

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  Single (room 52E), view 2

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  Suite hallway

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  Suite bathroom

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  Suite kitchen, view 1

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  Suite kitchen, view 2

Floor plans

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  Floor 1

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  Floor 2

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  Floor 3

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  Floor 4

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  Floor 5

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  Floor 6

Map

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