The Preserve at Tuscaloosa: Price, Location & Amenities (2026)
The Preserve at Tuscaloosa: Price, Location & Amenities
This is a compiled overview built from the property’s official site, current as of publication — not a first-hand review. As of this writing, no published star rating was found and current pricing wasn’t listed publicly. Confirm current terms directly with the leasing office before you tour or sign.
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The Preserve at Tuscaloosa sits at 301 Helen Keller Blvd, about 1.22 miles (roughly a 3-minute drive) from UA’s campus — a reasonably close option with a notably resort-style amenity package for a smaller 1- and 2-bedroom-only floor plan lineup. For how it compares with everything else in this market, see our guide to the best apartments near the University of Alabama.
Floor Plans
The Preserve offers 1- and 2-bedroom floor plans, available in both furnished and unfurnished options. Exact square footage and current pricing weren’t published where we could verify them — contact the leasing office directly for current rates and availability.
Amenities
- 01Resort-style pool with private cabanas
- 02Upgraded clubhouse and hammock garden
- 03Modern fitness center
- 04Free printing in the computer lab
- 05On-site dog park and nearly 4 acres of green space
- 06Gated community
Before You Sign
- 01With no published reviews found and pricing not listed publicly, lean on an in-person tour and direct questions to current residents.
- 02Since only 1- and 2-bedroom plans are offered, this fits smaller groups or couples better than 4+ person households — compare against larger-unit options like The Cottages at Lake Tamaha if you need more bedrooms.
- 03Get all fees and current pricing in writing before you sign.
- 04Photograph your unit’s condition at move-in, per our security deposit guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
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As founder of TuscaloosaStudentHousing.com, he combines that local knowledge with hands-on research of the Tuscaloosa rental market to publish practical, honest guides for University of Alabama students living off campus.
