LMU 4 bedroom rentals in Westchester: options for bigger groups
Updated: 4 days ago
Living with three friends can make off-campus life a lot more fun, and LMU 4 bedroom rentals in Westchester are the obvious starting point for a group that size. Below are five current four-bedroom options from the LMU housing listings page, each with its listed price, lease type and timing.

Four-bedroom places are popular, so they don't tend to sit on the market for long. If your group is aiming for spring or already thinking about next fall, now is the time to get organised, agree on a budget and start contacting listers. A bit of planning before you reach out makes you look like a reliable group, and listers notice that.
Begin your search at Off-Campus Universe, where you can browse current listings near Westchester.
West 83rd is a furnished 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom rental listed at $1,600/month. It's listed as under 5 minutes by car from campus. The lease is a Year Lease (12 Months), and the listed start date is 6/1/2026. It's marked as open now, so ask the lister whether that start date still applies or whether they can offer an earlier move-in.
4 BR, 3 BA awesome college house is a furnished 4-bedroom with 3 bathrooms at $6,000/month. It's 5 to 10 minutes by car from campus. The lease is a Year Lease (12 Months), and the listed timing reads "Aug 2026 to Jul 2027." With three bathrooms for four bedrooms, four people sharing can get through busy mornings more easily.
4BR/2BA House near Campus is an unfurnished 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom house listed at $6,800/month and under 5 minutes by car from campus. It's a Year Lease (12 Months) with a listed start date of 6/1/2026. Unfurnished means you'll be bringing your own beds, desks and living room furniture, so factor that into your group's budget.
6253 W. 83rd Place is an unfurnished 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom rental at $7,500/month, listed as under 5 minutes by car from campus. The lease type is "9 months," which can line up nicely with the academic year, and the listed timing is "June 2026 onwards." Ask the lister for the current start and end dates before you plan around it.
Modern Sunny Venice 4 BDR Home Near LMU is a furnished 4-bedroom house with 4.5 bathrooms, priced at $14,500/month and 5 to 10 minutes by car from campus. The lease is a Year Lease (12 Months), and the listed timing reads "July-July." Check with the lister what dates they're offering now.
Comparing these four-bedroom rentals
The listed prices range from $1,600/month to $14,500/month. That's a wide gap, and it's worth asking each lister exactly what the number covers. A listing at the lower end may be priced differently from one at the upper end, so don't assume two prices mean the same thing until you've checked.
Lease terms vary as well. Four are a Year Lease (12 Months) and one is a nine-month lease. For a group, a shorter lease can be easier if someone is studying abroad or graduating early, while a full year gives you summer flexibility and a stable address.
Bathroom count is easy to overlook. Two bathrooms for four people is workable, but the options with 3 or 4.5 bathrooms can cut down on daily friction. Furnishing is the other split: three are furnished and two are not, which changes how much you'll spend getting set up.
Distance is fairly even across the five. Three are listed as under 5 minutes by car from campus and two are 5 to 10 minutes by car. If some of your group drive and others don't, talk about how you'll get to class each day and ask each lister whether parking comes with the unit or costs extra.
Timing deserves a careful look too. Several of the listed dates are from earlier in the year, or even last year, and listers don't always update them when a place opens up again. Every one of these is marked as open now, so the best move is to ask directly what start date they can offer your group today.
LMU 4 bedroom rentals in Westchester: how to plan as a group
The hardest part of LMU 4 bedroom rentals in Westchester usually isn't finding the place. It's getting four people to agree. Before you contact anyone, sit down together and settle a few things: the most each person can pay per month, your move-in and move-out dates, and how you'll split bigger rooms or a room with its own bathroom.
Once you have a budget, ask each lister how the lease is structured. Will all four names go on one lease? Is everyone jointly responsible for the full rent, or does each person sign for a share? Joint leases are common, which means if one person stops paying, the others may be on the hook. It helps to know that before you sign.
Ask about the deposit, how utilities are handled and whether there's any flexibility if one person needs to be replaced partway through. If a housemate has to leave, can the group find someone new, and does the landlord need to approve them?
It's also worth asking each lister what's expected of tenants in a shared house. Who handles yard work or bins, if there are any? Who do you call when something breaks, and how quickly do repairs usually happen? These answers tell you a lot about what living there will feel like day to day.
Finally, have one person act as the main contact with the lister. It keeps messages clear and avoids four different people asking the same question. Share every reply in your group chat so nobody is caught off guard.
Tips for groups of four
Agree on a written budget range before you start touring. It saves arguments later and lets you rule out listings quickly.
Tour together if you can, or at least have two people visit and video-call the rest. Everyone should see the bedrooms they'll actually be living in.
Put your house agreement in writing: rent split, utilities, cleaning, guests and quiet hours. It's much easier to set expectations at the start than to fix them mid-lease.
Move fast once you're ready. Four-bedroom rentals near campus are in demand, so have everyone's details and deposit plans sorted before you apply.
Ready to find your place? Browse all listings at Off-Campus Universe.
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