Great location for law students--can't beat getting picked up at home and dropped off at the law school by the 171. Also great to be right next the Point/lakeshore trail, especially in the summer. The building feels very safe and management is great. Probably a bit overpriced--you could get a much cheaper apartment elsewhere in Hyde Park--but it's worth it, and very do-able financially with a roommate.

I've really enjoyed my time living at the Shoreland so far! Hyde Park is a great neighborhood and the Shoreland is a great place to live. The units are quiet and spacious and you're right by a park so you have plenty of green space around and you're also in walking distance to the lakeshore trail! Its also a short 2-block walk to get to the bus I take that drops me off at Union Station!

Great location with easy access to Promontory Point and 171 Bus. Quick walk to Trader Joes. Extremely clean! Just wish the gym were a bit bigger.

I've been happy with Shoreland! Lots of law students in building, walking distance to law school and right on bus line, nice units and good overall complex.

I feel very comfortable and safe at The Shoreland. I love having in-unit washer and dryer (this was very important to me) and dishwasher, as well as great central heating and AC. The front desk staff is very friendly and I feel safe and at-home here. I also loving living in the same building as other law students. Yes, it feels a little dorm-like in some ways, but it's really nice to have a built-in community especially when it comes to studying/doing work together in the winter.

Very convenient location, responsive management company.

If you want to be in Hyde Park, the building is pretty great if not a little overpriced. Maintenance sometimes slow to respond but generally a good experience.

Living at Shoreland isn't cheap, but I think the price is justified. The building is beautiful, our apartment is nice, and Mac has been responsive to maintenance requests. You get a ton of convenience because there are a lot of other law students living in the building, and the bus stop is right outside. You also are able to easily walk by the lake or walk to Philz/Starbucks if you ever want to just get out of the house a bit.

I stayed at locally-owned walk-up apartment last year in an effort to save money. After a year of repeated plumbing problems and having to listen to horrible fights between my neighbors, I decided to try Shoreland. The management has been great. Carpets are constantly being cleaned, windows washed, everything well maintained. Management actually does follow up on weed complaints, which is wonderful, and is always friendly and courteous in person. Gym is pretty small and basic, but it does the job. The Amazon Hub locker makes package pick up easy (no more stolen packages!), and I always feel safe. The 171, which has a stop at Shoreland, provides easy bus transportation to the law School. I'm really glad I made the switch. It's so expensive here, but feeling safe and having a predictable environment is really worth it to me.

One other note: I was going to bring a car, but decided not to in part because parking here is SO expensive. For my purposes, it's actually cheaper per month just to Uber as needed. Now that I'm here, I think I could have always found a spot with street parking (note that it's not parallel, unlike most places here), but I am honestly still glad that I don't have to deal with the hassle of a car.

The wall in my bedroom is a bit thin, but in my experience, I don't know if that's something you can get around easily in apartments.

Good building with good amenities. Stuff usually works