Walkable Condos Near Notre Dame Stadium
Condo and townhome communities with a verified public walking route of 1.0 mile or less to a Notre Dame Stadium game-day gate.
“Near Notre Dame” and “walkable to the stadium” are not the same thing. This page focuses only on communities where we've mapped a practical public walking route to the stadium — not a straight-line radius or marketing estimate.
Condos for Sale Within a 1-Mile Walk of Notre Dame Stadium
These listings are limited to condo and townhome communities that meet the walkability standard used on this page: a verified public walking route of 1.0 mile or less to a Notre Dame Stadium game-day gate.
This is intentionally not every condo near Notre Dame. Communities outside the 1-mile walking threshold belong in the broader Notre Dame condo search rather than being included simply because they are marketed as “close to campus.”
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Listed by Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group
Listed by Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group
Listed by Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group
Listed by Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group
Listed by Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group
Listed by Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group
Inventory inside this walking radius can be limited. A community may still fit your search even when nothing is actively listed.
We measure the walk to the stadium — not a radius around campus.
“Near Notre Dame” is easy to say. Walkability is more specific. For this page, a community qualifies only when a representative location within the development has a practical public walking route of 1.0 mile or less to a Notre Dame Stadium game-day gate.
Start inside the community.
The measurement begins from a representative location within the condo or townhome development rather than from an arbitrary ZIP code, neighborhood boundary or map pin.
Use a public walking route.
The route follows normal public streets, sidewalks and crossings. Private shortcuts or routes that a buyer should not reasonably expect to use are not part of the calculation.
Measure to a stadium gate.
The destination is a public Notre Dame Stadium game-day gate — not the center of campus or a straight-line point on a map.
Apply the 1-mile cutoff.
Communities at 1.0 walking mile or less qualify for this page. Communities beyond that threshold may still be very convenient to Notre Dame, but they belong in the broader condo search.
Not every qualifying walk feels exactly the same.
The closest group of qualifying condo and townhome communities.
Still inside our walkable threshold, but with a longer route to the stadium.
Large developments may have multiple buildings or entrances, so an individual unit can be slightly closer or farther than the representative measurement. Routes can also change because of construction, event operations or pedestrian restrictions.
See every community on the Notre Dame Walkability Map.
The full map compares communities both inside and outside the 1-mile threshold so you can see how the broader Notre Dame condo market fits together geographically.
Not every walk to Notre Dame Stadium feels the same.
Every community featured on this page meets our 1-mile walking standard. From there, I separate the options into two groups: an easier walk of 0.7 mile or less and a longer-but-still-walkable route of more than 0.7 mile up to 1.0 mile.
When being very close is the priority.
This is the tighter stadium-access group. These communities make the most sense for buyers who place a particularly high value on being able to leave the property and get to the stadium without building much extra travel time into game day.
Walking is one of your top purchase criteria.
You expect to use the property frequently for Notre Dame events.
You'd rather leave the car parked once you arrive.
Still walkable — with a little more distance.
These communities remain inside the verified 1-mile threshold, but the additional distance may matter depending on your pace, weather, crowds and how often you expect to make the walk.
You want to remain within walking distance of the stadium.
You don't need to be in the closest possible location.
Other property features may matter as much as shaving distance off the walk.
Beyond one mile, I stop calling it a walkable-stadium property on this page.
That doesn't mean a community beyond one mile isn't convenient to Notre Dame. It simply means it belongs in the broader Notre Dame condo search rather than this stadium-walkability category.
Compare all 34 locations on the interactive map.
The Walkability Map shows each community's representative route, distance category and relationship to the stadium — including communities outside this page's 1-mile cutoff.
Being near campus isn't the same as being convenient to the stadium.
A condo can look close to Notre Dame on a map and still have a very different game-day walk than another property at a similar distance. Where you enter campus, which streets you cross and how you plan to handle parking all affect the experience.
The destination matters.
A route measured to the edge of campus may sound impressive, but buyers using the property for football weekends usually care about the walk to Notre Dame Stadium itself.
The route matters.
Streets, intersections, sidewalks and public access points can make two similarly located communities feel quite different once you're actually walking to and from a game.
Parking changes the equation.
For many owners, the real advantage of a walkable condo is being able to park once and leave the car there during Notre Dame events. Assigned spaces, guest parking and community parking rules deserve attention before you buy.
Can everyone arrive, park and get to the stadium the way you expect?
That can matter just as much as the number of bedrooms or the view from the unit — especially if family and friends will regularly join you for Notre Dame weekends.
Questions about walking to Notre Dame Stadium.
These questions focus specifically on stadium access and the 1-mile walkability standard used on this page.
What counts as a walkable condo near Notre Dame Stadium? +
For this page, a condo or townhome community qualifies when its representative public walking route to a Notre Dame Stadium game-day gate is 1.0 mile or less. Communities beyond that threshold may still be convenient to Notre Dame, but they are not included in this walkable-stadium category.
How are the walking distances measured? +
The measurement uses a representative location within the development and follows a practical public walking route to a stadium game-day gate. It is not based on straight-line distance or simply measuring to the edge of campus.
See the full Notre Dame Walkability Map →Why aren't all condos near Notre Dame shown on this page? +
This page is intentionally limited to communities that meet the 1-mile stadium walking standard. The broader Notre Dame condo market includes additional communities that may require a longer walk, bike ride or short drive.
Explore all Notre Dame condos →Can the walking distance vary depending on the unit? +
Yes. Larger developments can have multiple buildings, entrances and parking areas, so an individual unit may be slightly closer or farther than the representative community measurement shown on the map.
Does a walkable condo mean I won't need to drive on game day? +
That depends on how you plan to use the property. One of the advantages of being within walking distance is the option to leave your vehicle parked, but assigned parking, guest parking and community rules should still be considered before you buy.
Read the Notre Dame parking guide →Can the game-day walking route change? +
It can. Construction, event operations, pedestrian controls or temporary closures may affect the exact route on a particular day. The distances on this site are intended as representative planning measurements rather than a guarantee of a specific game-day route.
Let's narrow the search to the communities that actually fit.
If walking to Notre Dame Stadium is one of your top priorities, there's no reason to sort through every condo marketed as “near campus.”
Tell me your preferred walking distance, budget, bedroom needs and how you plan to use the property, and I can help you focus on the communities that make sense.
What does “walkable” need to mean for you?
How close do you want to be? Easy walk at 0.7 mile or less, or comfortable walking distance up to 1 mile?
How will you use the condo? Notre Dame weekends, second-home use, year-round ownership or another purpose?
What matters besides the walk? Bedrooms, parking, amenities, unit style or overall condition?
