Leonardtown Buildings (244-249) | Residential Facilities

Year Constructed
1982

Location
Leonardtown Community

Building Type
Apartment

Room Type
Singles, doubles, and triples

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

Air Conditioning (AC)
Laundry (located in Leonardtown Community Center)

Kitchen
Wi-Fi

Our residence hall room dimensions and layouts vary — some include single beds, bunk beds, or a combination of both.

Furniture Drawing & Measurements

Single Bed:
- Bed Frame: 81 inches (length) × 40 inches (width) × 38 inches (height - headboard)
  - Footboard: 23 inches (height)
- Under-bed clearance: 11 inches (height)
- Twin mattress: 36 inches (width) × 75 inches (length)
Adjustable Bunk Bed:
- Bed Frame: 81 inches (length) × 40 inches (width) × 61 inches (height)
  - Bottom bunk frame: 49 inches (height)
  - Top bunk frame: 12 inches (height)
- Under-bed clearance: 11 inches (height)
- Twin mattresses (2): 36 inches (width) × 75 inches (length) each

Desk with 1 shelf hutch 42 inches (Width) x 26 inches (Depth) x 30 inches (Height)
Desk Chair
Dresser 5 drawer 28 inches (Width) x 20 inches (Depth) x 47 inches (Height)
Mirror
Dining Table
Dining Chairs
Sofa
Carpet Flooring

24-hour community center

Building Info

Category	Specifications
Square Feet	13,452 (NASF), 15,654 (GSF)
University Building #	244
# of Floors	3 (Building 249 has 2 floors)
Building/Space Gender	Male, Female, Coed
AC/Non-AC	AC

Building History

Leonardtown is a town in and the county seat of St. Mary's County, Maryland. By 1654, the county court was conducted at the house of John Hammond in the area known as "Newtown" or "Newtowne Hundred.” Newtown was renamed Seymour Town in honor of Governor John Seymour and later became Leonard Town in honor of Benedict Leonard Calvert, Maryland's governor. Leonard Town became where residents conducted official business with the colony, and farm products were regularly shipped through the port.

Building Occupants

Students

Resident Life Staff

Resident Director
Resident Assistants

Building Services

Trash Removal

Residents are required to take their trash to the dumpsters outside their buildings.

HVAC System

Air Conditioned Building with Seasonal Transitioning

Leonardtown apartments operate on 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 is equipped with an air handler for air circulation, with filters changed three times a year, and a wall-mounted thermostat allowing residents to adjust the mode, fan speed, and temperature setting.

Floor Plans

Please note: You will need university credentials to log in and view the floor plans.