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Fireside Apartments does not have a web site in our record. The Standard Industrial Classification(SIC) of Fireside Apartments is 651303 - Apartments. We will appreciate if you let Ginger Henley know that you know the business and get the phone number from.

Please call Fireside Apartments at (573) 874-1916 for more information about their services. Ginger Henley is the owner or official contact person(Manager).

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There were times where I wish I had been able to store meals or groceries for when I missed the building's cafeteria hours.Regardless, I do wish I was able to experience a full summer at the Webster! I moved during the winter season so I, unfortunately, did not get to take advantage of the beautiful rooftop.I remember being really excited to move in and begin my “independent life” in New York City.The office address of Fireside Apartments is 101 E Green Meadows Rd # 47 Columbia, Missouri. The only thing I remember being anxious about was missing the dining hours! It would be nice if the building allowed residents to keep a mini fridge in their rooms. I really enjoyed and appreciated the safety of the building, the cleanliness of the facilities, the access and ease of in-house laundry services, the themed holiday celebrations/decorations and more importantly, the location of the building! Further, the staff, housekeeping, and security guards were hospitable I definitely felt safe and secure at the Webster.Honestly, the living experience is what you make of it.

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Webster is a great accommodation choice for young professional women who want to live/or work in New York City. If you're adverse to dorms and any sort of co-living situation, I'm urging you to give it a try! The staff as well as the tenants themselves are all kind, open, and welcoming.I can't recommend the Webster enough.

I moved out this summer into an apartment in the city, and while it was time for me to leave I'll always look back on my time there fondly. As others have said, the location is perfect for commuting or zipping around the city, the parlor rooms are cozy, and the rooftop is gorgeous!Even while staying during COVID, I was more than impressed with safety measures enforced by Webster to keep staff and residents safe but never uncomfortable. Rooms are clean, furnished, and a good size- but if you are unhappy in any way the staff are accommodating and more than happy to move you around (they quickly moved me to a new room with better lighting)! Meals were nutritious and all around good, you do need to be aware of when serving times are but considering you don't need to cook or clean up.I'll take it! I agree that mini fridges should be considered, on days where you eat out in the city (of which there will be many) it'd be nice to keep a few things.

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With rent being all-inclusive of food, housing, and utilities, (did I mention free laundry?) budgeting couldn't be easier for a new grad. I was originally introduced to the Webster Apartments through a university trip, and it was the perfect place to stay when I moved to NYC to start my first job. We are all saddened to hear that the building will be sold and I desperately hope that similar housing, akin to this residence will materialize to provide that same safe haven to young women seeking affordable housing and above all a safe and homelike community. It is unique and nothing compares to what this lovely home and staff provide to its residents. I can't say enough about this wonderful residence for women. The Webster is a treasure that is the best and safest place for young women to stay here in NYC. Over the years my Webster friends and I would visit the building and speak with staff and residents and we are always relieved and so happy that virtually nothing has changed. The cafeteria meals were actually super and for $1 they would pack you a little lunch in a brown paper bag. The rooms were clean and safe and the building was beautifully maintained. The rent was $52 per week when I left in mid 1980. When I first moved in I paid $45 then $47 per week. Today, 44 years later we call ourselves The Webster women. I remain close friends with a number of Webster friends. It was one of the best experiences of my life. I lived at The Webster from 1977 thru 1980.