Which 2x2 at Rambler Ann Arbor is Right for Me?

Rambler Ann Arbor has two traditional 2×2 floorplans: The Cecilia and The Crescent. The Cecilia is the larger layout with a kitchen island, more shared living space and a mix of bathtub and Stand-Up Shower bathroom options. The Crescent is the more compact layout and features matching bathtubs in both bathrooms. 

Located just an 8-minute walk from the University of Michigan’s main campus and The Diag, both floorplans give students the privacy of individual bedrooms and bathrooms while keeping you close to classes, student organizations and campus life. 

While both layouts offer the same two-bedroom, two-bathroom setup, there are meaningful differences in square footage, bathroom configurations and shared living space. This guide breaks down The Cecilia and The Crescent side by side to help you decide which layout fits your lifestyle best. 

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A Breakdown of the 2×2 Apartment Options 

Before diving deeper into each layout, here’s a quick comparison of the 2×2 floorplans available at Rambler Ann Arbor: 

The Cecilia 

Square Feet: 835
Views: North 
Located on Levels: 2-17

The Cecilia is one of the larger 2×2 layouts at Rambler Ann Arbor, making it a strong option for students who want more room throughout the shared living areas while still maintaining separation between bedrooms. 

The layout places the bedrooms on opposite sides of the apartment, creating more privacy between roommates. The open common area gives students more flexibility for studying, relaxing and hosting friends. 

One of the standout features of The Cecilia is the kitchen island, which helps define the kitchen and living spaces while adding additional prep space and seating. Select Cecilia layouts also include extra linen shelving in Bedroom B. The Cecilia is also available as an accessible floorplan option, offering students an accessible 2-bedroom apartment layout at Rambler Ann Arbor. 

Bathroom layouts differ slightly between the two bedrooms, with Bedroom A including a bathtub while Bedroom B includes a Stand-Up Shower. Washer and dryer setup may also vary depending on the specific unit selected, with both stacked and side-by-side configurations. 

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The Crescent 

Square Feet: 768
Views: East
Located on Levels: 2-17

The Crescent is the more compact 2×2 layout, making it a strong option for students who want a more efficient apartment setup while still having private bedrooms and bathrooms for both roommates. 

The layout keeps the common areas simple and easy to navigate throughout the semester, which works well for students looking for a straightforward shared living arrangement. Its slightly smaller footprint makes the apartment easier to furnish and maintain throughout the school year. 

Unlike The Cecilia, The Crescent does not include a kitchen island, but it still includes attached closets for both bedrooms along with a linen or coat closet. Both bathrooms in The Crescent include bathtubs, creating a more consistent bathroom setup between roommates. 

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Both 2×2 floorplans at Rambler Ann Arbor provide the privacy of individual bedrooms and bathrooms while keeping you just minutes from the University of Michigan campus. 

If you want more shared living space, a kitchen island and a larger overall footprint, The Cecilia is likely the better fit. If you prefer a more efficient layout with matching bathroom setups for both roommates, The Crescent may be the better choice. 

We hope this comparison helps you feel more confident narrowing down your 2×2 apartment option at Rambler Ann Arbor. If you still have questions about floorplans, pricing or availability, contact the leasing team to schedule a tour or learn more about 2- bedroom living at Rambler Ann Arbor. 

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Riley Schultz

Riley is the Leasing and Marketing Manager for Rambler Ann Arbor. He got his start at LV Collective as a Sales and Leasing Intern before moving into his current role. Outside of work, you'll find him hunting down new local spots, playing marimba, or shooting and developing his own film. He's even been featured in the New York Times!

Published On: September 16, 2026

Last Updated On: September 25, 2026

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