

Apartment shopping can be overwhelming! Touring multiple locations in different areas, keeping track of prices offered, distance to our necessities, and just trying to feel a vibe while inside of an apartment home. One incredibly important detail that is often overlooked and sometimes regretted later is what floor the apartment is on. Here are a few key factors to consider when selecting your new Camden apartment home.

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Consider the Noise Levels
One of the most important factors to consider which floor to live on is noise. Lower floors can be louder due to street noise, foot traffic, communal areas, etc. Except for occasional storms or wind, higher floors tend to have less commotion overall. If peace and quiet are a priority, selecting a higher floor could be the better choice.
Consider the Views
If you are someone who enjoys natural light or a panoramic view, consider choosing an upper floor. Higher floors often come with better views such as mountains, a city skyline, or greenery. Natural light can improve your overall living environment and mood. Be sure to ask if the apartment you’re interested in gets more sunlight the morning or evening. Camden Lake Eola in downtown Orlando has stunning views of Lake Eola from their penthouse level!

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Don’t fret, higher floors are not the only ones with stunning views! If you enjoy looking out your window to see lush gardens or beautiful parks, a refreshing swimming pool, consider a lower floor! These apartments tend to be lower in price and have huge accessibility benefits.
Consider Accessibility
Another important factor to consider is accessibility to your apartment home. Lower floors are obviously more accessible, especially if the building you’re moving into does not have an elevator. Unfortunately, elevators can break down or be crowded during certain hours. If you anticipate frequently traveling, carrying groceries, or taking a pet outside, consider a first floor.

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Ultimately, choosing which floor to live on depends on your lifestyle, convenience, and comfort level. Consider factors such as noise, views, and accessibility when touring your next apartment home. The great news is, Camden has got you covered! With multiple ways to tour-not just in person anymore, you are sure to find something you love!
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