Spacious Comfort Tailored for You

Imagine walking into a space where everything feels designed just for you — that’s what life at Redpoint Oxford offers. If you’re searching for 4 bedroom apartments in Oxford, you’ll find units with private bathrooms, walk-in closets, and sleek hardwood-style floors that make every step feel comfortable. Some units come fully furnished, so you can move in and immediately settle without the hassle of buying or arranging furniture. The community also offers 2-, 3-, and 5-bedroom floorplans, giving plenty of options to fit different lifestyles. Whether you’re cooking in a modern kitchen, lounging in a bright living area, or storing your favorite things in a spacious closet, it’s easy to feel at home. Redpoint Oxford manages to balance style, convenience, and practicality, making it simple for you to enjoy both privacy and shared living spaces without sacrificing comfort or character.

A Home That Fits Your Life

Visit Redpoint for 3 bedroom apartments in Oxford that make living with friends or roommates feel simple and stress-free. Each bedroom has its own private bathroom, so you don’t have to worry about sharing personal space, and per-person contracts make managing rent and responsibilities easier. The community is pet-friendly, so your furry companion can feel at home too, adding a little extra warmth and energy to your space. Roommate matching takes some of the guesswork out of finding people you’ll click with, so your home can feel comfortable and balanced from day one. There are also 2-, 4-, and 5-bedroom floorplans available, giving plenty of options if your living needs change. Between thoughtful layouts, privacy, and welcoming touches, living here is about more than just a place to sleep — it’s a spot where you can unwind, share, and enjoy life without unnecessary complications.

History and Growth of Oxford, Mississippi

Oxford was incorporated in 1837 on land that once belonged to the Chickasaw Nation. The founders named it “Oxford” in hopes of turning it into a center of learning — a dream that came true when the University of Mississippi opened in 1848 with just 80 students. The Civil War hit the town hard — much of the historic square was burned when Union troops occupied the city. But Oxford rebuilt, and over time it became a cultural and intellectual hub, influenced by its university and literary figures like William Faulkner. In the 1960s, it was a flashpoint in the civil rights struggle when James Meredith integrated Ole Miss, sparking riots. Since then, Oxford has grown steadily, blending its small-town charm with a vibrant literary, cultural, and entrepreneurial spirit.

Rowan Oak in Oxford, MS

When you step into Rowan Oak, you enter William Faulkner’s world — his retreat, his sanctuary, his creative soil. The Greek‑Revival home sits among quiet woods and gardens, giving you a sense of calm that seems to have inspired many of his novels. Inside, the rooms feel lived-in, with many of Faulkner’s original furnishings still in place, so you can almost imagine him working at his desk or walking the grounds for inspiration. The outbuildings — like his old stable and smokehouse — add texture, showing how he mixed his rugged Southern life with literary ambition. You can walk the trails through Bailey Woods, hear the wind rustling through the cedar-lined path, and sense the solitude that fueled a Nobel‑Prize‑winning imagination.

Oxford to Light Up the Square On Thursday

There’s something magical about Oxford lighting up the Square for the holidays — when the switch flips, the whole downtown feels wrapped in warmth. The Oxford Civic Chorus sings carols on the steps of City Hall, inviting families and passersby to pause, listen, and really feel the season. As Santa strolls through, kids and grown-ups alike gather, sharing small moments of joy like mug warmth or laughter echoing off storefronts. When the lights come on, a carousel of twinkling strands stretches from the buildings to the courthouse clocktower, casting a gentle glow that feels like a warm hug from the town itself. It’s a reminder that community doesn’t always need grand gestures — sometimes, all it takes is a canopy of lights and a shared breath of wonder.

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Driving Direction

Rowan Oak

916 Old Taylor Rd, Oxford, MS 38655, United States

Get on US-278 W from Old Taylor Rd

2 min (0.9 mi)

Merge onto US-278 W

2 min (2.1 mi)

Take W Oxford Loop and Anderson Rd to your destination

3 min (0.9 mi)

Redpoint Oxford

2405 Anderson Rd, 

Oxford, MS 38655, United States