Cambridge Hall

Cambridge is a city in Dorchester County, Maryland. It is the county seat of Dorchester County and the county's largest municipality. Cambridge is the fourth most populous city in Maryland's Eastern Shore region, after Salisbury, Elkton and Easton.

Year Constructed
1962

Location
Cambridge Community

Building Type
Traditional

Room Type
Singles, doubles, triples and quads

Bathroom Type
Community bathrooms
Single, all-gender bathrooms
Single, all-gender restrooms

Air Conditioning (AC)
Elevator
Kitchen

Laundry (located on the ground floor of the building)
Vending Machines
Wi-Fi

Bed Frame - 81 inches (Length) x 40 inches (Width) x 22 inches (Height)
Under Bed Clearance (11 inches)
Twin Mattress (75 inches)
Desk - 42 inches (Width) x 30 1/4 inches (Height) x 25 1/2 inches (Depth)
Desk Chair

Dresser 28 inches (Width) x 47 inches (Height) x 19 5/8 inches (Depth)
Mirror - 40 inches x 12 inches
Vinyl Composition Tile (VCT)
Closet
Window Blinds

Lobby
TV Lounge
Study rooms

Staff Apartment
Living Learning Program Offices
DRF Housekeeping/Maintenance Storage and Offices

Square Feet	30,647 (NASF), 55,792 (GSF)
University Building #	096
Building Address	4230 Farm Dr, College Park, MD 20742
# of Floors	4
Building/Space Gender	Coed
AC/Non-AC	AC

Living-Learning Programs

College Park Scholars

Resident Life Staff

Resident Director
Resident Assistant
Unit Offices

Residential Facilities Staff

Housekeeping
Maintenance

Students

Housekeeping Service Hours:

Weekdays: Services run from Monday to Friday, starting at 7:30 a.m. and ending by mid-afternoon. We minimize disruption to residents' routines.
Weekends: Reduced service with restrooms and lounges cleaned once on Saturdays. No regular services on Sundays, which is a day off for our staff.
Emergency Services: Our team remains on call at all times. Available 24/7 through our Service Center at 301-314-9675.

Trash Removal

Residents are required to take their trash to the dumpsters outside their buildings. Housekeeping handles trash and recycling removal from lobbies, lounges, laundry rooms, and common bathrooms twice a day, ensuring clean and welcoming common areas.

Air Conditioned Building with Seasonal Transitioning

Cambridge Hall’s HVAC system follows a seasonal heating and cooling schedule, with transitions typically occurring in April and October. Depending on the season, heated or chilled water circulates through the pipes to regulate room temperature. Each unit features a fan coil unit for air circulation. While residents cannot adjust the temperature or fan speed, Residential Facilities maintenance staff monitor supply temperatures daily to ensure optimal comfort.

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