LMU 2 bedroom rentals near campus: what's available now

A two-bedroom can be a practical set-up: you get your own bedroom, you share the rent with one other person, and you avoid the coordination that comes with a big shared house. This guide covers the LMU 2 bedroom rentals that are currently live on our off-campus listings page for Westchester, what each listing tells you, and how to compare them fairly before you and a roommate commit.

We did not have enough new student housing posts this week to report what students are quoting for rent, so everything here about a specific place comes from its own listing: the price, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, whether it is furnished, the lease timing and type, and the Distance by Car from campus. We only name a neighbourhood for a listing when its own title or address names it.

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

Right now you can check out these two-bedroom listings near Westchester: The Meadows | 2 bed, 2 bath at $1,480/month, NORTH OAK STREET at $2,950/month, the furnished 8324 Barnsley Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90 at $3,995/month, and the unfurnished 8326 Barnsley Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90 at $4,195/month. The two Barnsley Avenue listings are separate duplex units with different prices and terms.

The Two-Bedroom Listings Open Now

The Meadows | 2 bed, 2 bath is a furnished two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment on a year lease (12 months), with lease timing listed as ASAP to August 2027 and a Distance by Car of 5 to 10 minutes from campus. NORTH OAK STREET is a furnished two-bedroom, two-bathroom listing in Inglewood on a year lease (12 months), with a lease timing of 8/1/2026 and a Distance by Car of more than 15 minutes. The 8324 Barnsley Avenue unit is a furnished two-bedroom, one-bathroom duplex with a Westchester address, a lease timing of 10/1/2026, a Distance by Car of 5 to 10 minutes, and a lease type listed as open to 6 months or a year lease. The 8326 Barnsley Avenue unit is an unfurnished two-bedroom, one-bathroom duplex on a year lease (12 months), with a lease timing of 10/1/2026 and a Distance by Car of 5 to 10 minutes.

That gives you clear trade-offs to weigh. Two of the four have a second bathroom, which makes a real difference when two people share a morning schedule. Three are furnished, which saves the cost and hassle of buying furniture for a one-year stay. One offers a shorter 6-month option, which can suit a student who only needs a semester, and the rest are year leases (12 months) that run through the summer. Distance by Car ranges from 5 to 10 minutes to more than 15 minutes, so think about how often you will make the trip and where you will park at each end.

Timing is worth checking too. The two Barnsley Avenue units list a lease timing of 10/1/2026, The Meadows lists ASAP, and NORTH OAK STREET lists 8/1/2026, a date that has already passed. Ask each landlord what move-in date is possible now, whether rent is prorated for a partial first month, and whether the end date shifts if you start later. If you and your roommate are planning ahead for next fall instead, ask when the landlord expects to start signing for the next year and whether a holding deposit is required. Keep a short written note of every answer, with the date and the name of the person you spoke to, so you can compare the offers side by side and refer back to them if anything changes before you sign.

LMU 2 Bedroom Rentals: How to Split and Compare Them

The simplest way to compare LMU 2 bedroom rentals is to put them on the same footing. First, confirm with each landlord that the listed price is for the whole unit, then divide by two to get your share, and add each person's half of utilities, internet and parking. Second, decide with your roommate how you will split the rent if the bedrooms are different sizes or only one has its own bathroom; an uneven split agreed in advance avoids arguments later. Third, check whether you will both sign one joint lease, which usually makes each of you responsible for the full rent if the other person leaves, and talk through what happens if one of you needs to move out early. Finally, compare the lease length to your plans: a year lease (12 months) means paying through the summer, while a 6-month option costs flexibility in a different way, so ask the landlord whether the price changes with the term.

Before you tour, agree on your must-haves as a pair: furnished or unfurnished, one bathroom or two, your maximum combined budget, and the longest Distance by Car you are both willing to accept. Then ask each landlord about parking, laundry, what furniture is included, how repairs are handled and what the deposit and move-in costs are. Having those answers side by side makes the decision far easier than comparing listing photos.

It is also worth asking how the landlord handles a roommate change. If one of you graduates, studies abroad or needs to leave mid-lease, some landlords allow a replacement tenant after an application, while others require the remaining tenant to cover the full rent. Knowing the policy in advance protects you both.

Tips for Renting a Two-Bedroom Near Campus

• Confirm the listed price covers the whole unit before you split it, and add utilities, internet and parking to each person's share.

• Agree in writing with your roommate how rent and bills are split, especially if the bedrooms or bathrooms are not equal.

• Ask whether the lease is joint, and what happens if one roommate needs to leave before the lease ends.

• Tour in person or by live video together, and get the lease dates, deposit terms and included furniture in writing before you pay.

Ready to find your place? Browse all listings at Off-Campus Universe.

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