The Clark at Village District Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, The Clark at Village District has an on-site maintenance team, allowing quick response to service requests and urgent issues with minimal delay.

During office hours, the team at The Clark at Village District can assist with lockouts after verifying identity. After hours, residents may need to contact a locksmith based on community policy. A valid ID is required for assistance.

Yes, emergency maintenance at The Clark at Village District is available outside of office hours, with an on-call team responding to urgent issues that require immediate attention.

Yes, The Clark at Village District performs periodic preventative maintenance inspections to help ensure systems are working properly and reduce the chance of unexpected repairs.

Most maintenance services at The Clark at Village District are included as part of residency. Charges may apply for damage beyond normal wear and tear or for special service requests.

The Clark at Village District offers a saltwater pool with sun deck, a fitness and conditioning center, theater room, gaming lounge, entertaining kitchen and social lounge, cyber cafe and business center with a wireless printer, outdoor kitchen and grilling area, fireside retreat, secure package room, garage parking, and electric vehicle charging. The community is 100% smoke-free and pet-friendly. Browse the full amenities list before scheduling a tour.

Pool hours and seasonal availability may vary. Contact the leasing office for the current pool schedule.

Yes, The Clark at Village District is a pet-friendly apartment community in Raleigh, NC. Pet limits, fees, screening requirements, and other current pet-policy details are available through the leasing team and Pet Policy page.

Many community amenities at The Clark at Village District are included in monthly rent at no additional cost. Amenity access and any associated fees may vary. Contact the leasing team for current information on included amenities and any optional or reservable spaces.

The pool at The Clark at Village District is seasonal, typically open from Memorial Day weekend through late September.

Yes. The Clark at Village District includes work-friendly community spaces, including a cyber cafe and business center with a wireless printer and Wi-Fi in community areas.

Yes, The Clark at Village District regularly hosts resident activities and events designed to help neighbors connect and build a strong sense of community. Contact the leasing team for information about current community programming.

Yes, The Clark at Village District includes an outdoor kitchen and grilling area, a sun deck surrounding the saltwater pool, and a fireside retreat with comfortable seating, all ideal for relaxing or socializing outdoors.

Apartment homes at The Clark at Village District feature chef-inspired kitchens with granite countertops and tiled backsplash, stainless steel GE appliances, satin nickel Moen fixtures and hardware, custom soft-close cabinetry, wood-inspired flooring, tiled bathrooms, generous closets, 9-foot ceilings, and full-size washers and dryers. Select top-floor homes may offer views of downtown Raleigh. Browse the photo gallery or book a tour to see these finishes in person.

Kitchens at The Clark at Village District are equipped with stainless steel GE appliances, including a refrigerator, oven, microwave, and dishwasher, paired with granite countertops and a tiled backsplash.

Many apartment homes at The Clark at Village District feature spacious closets, including walk-in options in select floor plans.

The Clark at Village District offers spacious studio, 1- and 2-bedroom apartments in Raleigh, NC, ranging from 505 to 1,576 square feet. Every home is thoughtfully designed with 9-foot ceilings, in-unit washers and dryers, and select floor plans feature large balconies, walk-in showers plus a tub, and dual vanities in all bathrooms. Prospective residents can compare all available layouts before scheduling a tour.

Yes, high-speed internet access is available in all apartment homes at The Clark at Village District through approved service providers, ensuring reliable connectivity for work, streaming, and daily use.

No, utilities are not included in rent at The Clark at Village District. Residents are responsible for setting up utilities at move-in.

Yes, select top-floor units at The Clark at Village District offer stunning views of downtown Raleigh. The leasing team can help residents find the apartment that best fits their preferences.

Prospective residents can apply for an apartment at The Clark at Village District directly through the website using the secure online application, or visit the leasing office where the team will guide them through the process.

Qualification criteria at The Clark at Village District vary, but applications are generally reviewed based on credit history, income, rental background, and overall financial profile, with no single requirement that guarantees approval.

Yes, The Clark at Village District may accept co-signers or guarantors to help applicants meet qualification requirements. Contact the leasing office for specific guidelines.

Applicants at The Clark at Village District are typically required to provide a valid government-issued ID, proof of income, and any additional documentation needed for screening.

Yes, unit transfers may be available at The Clark at Village District depending on lease terms and apartment availability. Additional fees or requirements may apply.

Yes, The Clark at Village District periodically offers move-in specials and limited-time promotions for new residents. We recommend reaching out to our leasing team directly for the most up-to-date offers and availability.

Residents at The Clark at Village District can pay rent online through the resident portal, by ACH payment, or by other approved payment methods.

Monthly rent at The Clark at Village District includes the apartment home. Certain utilities and optional services may be billed separately based on usage and community policies. Review The Clark Fee Table for a list of potential charges and use the available pricing tools as you compare apartment homes and plan your budget.

Yes, renter's insurance is required at The Clark at Village District, with a minimum of $100,000 in liability coverage. Residents may also enroll in a liability coverage program in place of a separate policy. Review the lease agreement for full details.

Rent at The Clark at Village District is typically due on the first day of each month. The lease agreement outlines the specific due date and any applicable grace period before late fees apply.

Yes, late fees may be charged at The Clark at Village District if rent is not received by the due date or within the allowed grace period, as outlined in the lease agreement.

A security deposit is required at move-in at The Clark at Village District, and the amount may vary based on the apartment home and application screening results.

Yes, move-in costs at The Clark at Village District may include a security deposit, application fee, administrative fee, and prorated rent for the first month, depending on lease terms and move-in date. Review The Clark Fee Table for a list of potential charges and use the available pricing tools as you compare apartment homes and plan your budget.

Before move-in, The Clark at Village District provides clear instructions on how to set up utilities. In most cases, residents are responsible for contacting local providers to start service in their name.

Residents at The Clark at Village District are responsible for utilities such as electricity, internet, water/sewer, and trash services, as outlined in the lease agreement.

Some utilities at The Clark at Village District may be billed through a third-party service, combining multiple charges into a single monthly statement for easier tracking.

In some cases, residents at The Clark at Village District may choose between multiple internet providers, while in other cases the community may have a preferred provider for consistent service. Check with the leasing office for available options.

Yes, apartment homes at The Clark at Village District use individual utility metering, so residents are billed based on their actual usage.

Yes, The Clark at Village District offers free, controlled-access garage parking with key fob entry, as well as on-site EV charging stations for residents with electric vehicles.

Yes, The Clark at Village District has excellent access to public transportation. Multiple GoRaleigh bus routes stop within 0.1 to 0.2 miles of the building, including Route 12 (Method), Route 16 (Oberlin), and Route 8 (Rex Hospital). Route 16 connects directly to downtown Raleigh's GoRaleigh Station, Crabtree Valley Mall, and regional GoTriangle routes serving Durham, Chapel Hill, and RDU Airport.

Yes, guest parking is available at The Clark at Village District in designated spaces located throughout the community. Availability and guidelines may vary, so visitors should check with the leasing office.

Parking at The Clark at Village District is first-come, first-served, though premium reserved spots are available for an additional cost. Contact the leasing office for information and availability.

General garage parking at The Clark at Village District is free. Reserved parking options may require an additional monthly fee, with pricing varying based on availability and location within the parking structure.

Yes, The Clark at Village District offers bike storage areas and racks within the community, providing a convenient and secure place for residents to store bicycles.

The Clark at Village District sits just north of Clark Avenue and is bordered by Wade Avenue, which connects directly to both I-40 and I-440 (the Raleigh Beltline), both reachable in minutes. The area also offers easy access to Capital Boulevard and U.S. Route 1, with RDU International Airport about 15 miles northwest via I-40.

Yes, The Clark at Village District has a Walk Score of 92 (Walker's Paradise) and a Bike Score of 80 (Very Bikeable). Located in The Shops at Village District, residents can walk to over 80 shops, restaurants, and boutiques, including The Fresh Market, Harris Teeter, Tazza Kitchen, and Tupelo Honey.

No, tours at The Clark at Village District are completely free with no obligation.

The on-site management team at The Clark at Village District is available during regular office hours to assist with leasing questions, resident needs, and general support.

The leasing office at The Clark at Village District is located at 2128 Clark Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27605, at the corner of Oberlin Road and Clark Avenue in the heart of the Village District (Cameron Village) neighborhood. From I-440, take Exit 4 (Wade Avenue), head east on Wade Avenue, turn right on Oberlin Road, then left on Clark Avenue. Free parking is available on-site.

Yes, The Clark at Village District offers virtual tours, allowing prospective residents to explore apartment homes, amenities, and layouts remotely. Take a virtual tour to see the space in real time.

The leasing office at The Clark at Village District is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Saturday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The office is closed on Sundays.

Residents can contact the The Clark at Village District leasing office by phone at (919) 839-6210, through the contact form on the website, or in person at 2128 Clark Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27605.

The Clark at Village District is located within the Wake County Public School System (WCPSS), one of the most highly regarded school districts in North Carolina. Nearby zoned schools include Lacy Elementary School, Oberlin Magnet Middle School, and Needham B. Broughton High School.

The Clark at Village District is located in Raleigh’s Village District, an established neighborhood inside the Inner Beltline. Since 1949, Village District has been known as a "town within a town," offering dining, shopping, boutiques, and professional services just moments from home.

Yes. Nearby grocery options include The Fresh Market and Harris Teeter. Dining in and around Village District includes Ajisai Japanese Fusion, Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar, Cantina 18, Postino, and Tazza Kitchen. Nearby coffee options include Benelux Coffee.

The Clark at Village District is just 2 miles west of Downtown Raleigh, a quick 5-minute drive, and less than 1 mile north of NC State University's main campus. RDU International Airport is approximately 15 miles northwest, about a 20-minute drive via I-40. Get exact driving directions from any starting point at berkshirevillagedistrict.com/mapsanddirections.

The Fresh Market and Harris Teeter are both nearby in Village District, making everyday grocery shopping convenient from The Clark.

Yes, the area around The Clark at Village District is packed with dining and nightlife options, including Village Draft House, Iso Iso Ramen & Bar, Cantina 18, and Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar.

Residents of The Clark at Village District are close to several of Raleigh’s well-known parks and green spaces, including Raleigh Rose Garden, Fred Fletcher Park, Pullen Park, and Dorothea Dix Park. These nearby destinations offer additional opportunities to enjoy the outdoors, explore the area, and experience more of what Raleigh has to offer beyond the Village District neighborhood.

Major employers near The Clark at Village District include NC State University (less than 1 mile away), UNC REX Healthcare, the State of North Carolina (over 24,000 employees, 5-minute drive to downtown Raleigh), Red Hat (headquartered in Raleigh), Research Triangle Park (home to over 300 companies including Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Cisco), and WakeMed Health & Hospitals.

Yes, in addition to nearby K-12 schools in the Wake County Public School System, NC State University is less than 1 mile away with over 34,000 students. Meredith College is just minutes from the property, and Duke University and UNC Chapel Hill are both accessible via I-40, roughly 20 to 30 minutes away.

The Village District neighborhood combines established neighborhood character with shopping, dining, cafes, green spaces, and everyday conveniences. With more than 80 shops and restaurants nearby and convenient connections to NC State, Downtown Raleigh, and the greater Raleigh area, The Clark offers a connected place to call home. Visit our neighborhood page to view all that is around our community.

A maximum of two pets are allowed per apartment at The Clark at Village District. Additional pet fees, screening requirements, and other pet policy terms may apply, so review the current Pet Policy or contact the leasing team for complete details.

No, The Clark at Village District does not have breed restrictions or a weight limit for pets. Management approval and a completed PetScreening profile are required before move-in. For complete details about the community’s pet policy, contact the leasing team.

Yes, The Clark at Village District charges a one-time pet fee of $400 for one pet or $800 for two pets, plus $30 per pet in monthly pet rent. See the full pet policy for complete details.

Yes, The Clark at Village District is close to excellent pet care, including Care First Animal Hospital at Oberlin (1309 Annapolis Dr, 4.7 stars), Hayes Barton Animal Hospital (1516 Glenwood Ave, 4.8 stars), Oak Heart Veterinary Hospital at Dixie Trail (3044 Medlin Dr, 4.7 stars), Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming (2046 Clark Ave, 4.6 stars, steps from the community), and City Pet Grooming (410 Dupont Cir, 4.7 stars).

Before moving into The Clark at Village District, residents should confirm their scheduled move-in time, set up all required utilities, and secure renter's insurance if applicable. Reviewing move-in instructions from the leasing office, including access details and parking guidelines, helps ensure a smooth transition.

Yes, The Clark at Village District typically has designated loading zones for moving trucks. Reservations are required, so residents should contact the leasing office in advance to schedule their preferred time.

Yes, elevator reservations are required at The Clark at Village District to streamline the move-in or move-out experience. Scheduling in advance helps ensure availability, so residents should contact the leasing office to reserve their preferred time.