Aertson Midtown

The one bedrooms are pretty small for a couple with dogs. You can't beat the location and proximity to Owen!

Excellent amenities and close to campus!

You can’t beat the price for what Aertson offers. It’s a 10 minute walk to the med school, right on the edge of music row, built only a few years ago, and has amazing facilities. It’s pricey if you live alone in a studio or 1 bedroom, but if you can find a couple roommates, the monthly rent can get close to only $1000 per person.

Living at the Aertson has been very convenient as a medical student. It is only a 10 minute walk to class. The apartment building has nice amenities, including a pool and a gym, but I do not use them often due to COVID.

This building is so close to Vanderbilt it is so convenient for med students. The leasing office is approachable. There are nice amenities although I dont use them because of covid.

Super nice, clean, and well maintained property. 10 minute walk to class / hospital and 24 hour food and drink options in the building and in the walking distance

I really loved my experience at the Aertson, and I was fortunate enough to live there for a whole year. However, since the costs are high I could only afford to live there for a year. Later in life or if the costs go down (which is unlikely in the next few years especially in Nashville) I would definitely consider a building like this again!

Location is why I picked Aertson and it doesn’t disappoint. It’s more expensive than other apartments but worth it for the convenience and the amenities.

Pricey apartment given poor quality of materials and the fact that the building is now mostly rented by undergraduate students (you will hear your neighbors even at moderate sound levels). Much of the management team has changed over since we moved in (for the better) but we were initially promised that our building only allowed tenants 25 & up. Since then the rule has changed and the building is now more or less an undergraduate dorm.

The location is great, but I would not recommend for those with children or dogs (we have both). Also keep in mind that several spaces (pool, parking, and sometimes the elevator) are shared with the hotel. This can cause overcrowding especially on busy weekends.

Finally, the North Tower only has 2 elevators (neither of which is a service elevator). When one gets locked down either for a move in or hotel event, the wait can be upwards of 20 minutes. Stairs are available but not easily used given the building is 17 stories.

Straight walk (past the Starbucks) to get to school / the hospital. Lots of perks and discounts and nearby shops and restaurants. Great community of mostly single young professionals; lots of residents, law students, and business students live here too.