Third & Fourth Year Residences

After their first two years, students live in apartment style residences or townhouses.

Lower Townhouses	All lower townhouses, housing only juniors and seniors, have air conditioning and heating that is controlled in the common area of each apartment. There are cable boxes in the bedrooms and laundry facilities in each building.
Guerrieri East	Guerrieri East is one of the two halls built in 1981, partly through the generosity of the estate of Lewis Guerrieri. The hall shares a basketball court and barbeque pits with Guerrieri West. Apartments are equipped with a full bathroom, living room/common area, full kitchen, and basic furniture.
Guerrieri West	Guerrieri West is one of the two halls built in 1981, partly through the generosity of the estate of Lewis Guerrieri. The hall shares a basketball court and barbeque pits with Guerrieri East. Apartments are equipped with a full bathroom, living room/common area, full kitchen, and basic furniture.
Sabatte	The Sabatte townhouse was built through the generosity of Fran Sabatte '36 and Raymond Sabatte '45, who named the building for their parents. Apartments are equipped with a full bathroom, living room/common area, full kitchen, and basic furniture.
Syufy	Raymond Syufy '40, founder of Century Theaters and original benefactor of the townhouses, named Syufy Hall for Pauline Syufy, his mother. Apartments are equipped with a full bathroom, living room/common area, full kitchen, and basic furniture.
Thille	Thille Hall was named for Albert J. Thille, brother of Mary Thille. Mary was one of the four original benefactors of the Saint Mary's townhouses and the benefactress of the reconstrcted De La Salle quad. Apartments are equipped with a full bathroom, living room/common area, full kitchen, and basic furniture.
Freitas	Freitas Hall was built in 1973, and is named for Edward W. Freitas, the brother of townhouses benefactor Judge Carlos Freitas '27. Apartments are equipped with a full bathroom, living room/common area, full kitchen, and basic furniture.
Upper Townhouses
Ageno East	Edward S. Ageno Hall East, better known by its short name Ageno East, is found at the top of the hill with a breathtaking view of the campus. Each suite in this hall for juniors and seniors accomodates five students in one double room and one triple room. Apartments are equipped with a full bathroom, living room/common area, full kitchen, and basic furniture. The hall has its own courtyard space, suitable for barbeques and other gatherings.
Ageno West	Edward S. Ageno Hall West, better known by Ageno West, houses juniors and seniors in townhouses not far from the cross on the hill. This upperclassmen hall accomodates five students in one double room and one triple room. Apartments are equipped with a full bathroom, living room/common area, full kitchen, and basic furniture. The hall has its own courtyard space, suitable for barbeques and other gatherings. Ageno West is also home to the Santiago Living Learning Community.