Student Housing Exeter

Book student accommodation in Exeter with the world’s largest student housing provider. You can choose from over 8500+ student rooms options in Exeter. No booking fee. Best deal guaranteed! Explore student housing options which include ensuites, studios, shared rooms, student halls and student flats that meets your budget from accommodations ranging from - £161 per week and get offers up to £400.

Here are the type of student residences available:

• Shared rooms: Students share a bathroom, kitchen, and common space

• Private rooms: Offer a personal study space and shared common kitchen and living room

• Studio flats: Offer complete privacy with a sleeping area, study space, bathroom, and kitchen

• Entire student apartment: Offers a bedroom, study space, ensuite bathroom, and wardrobe 

Student Housing near some of the best universities in the Exeter like Academy Of Music And Sounds, University Of Exeter and The University Of Law the city is a dream for students looking to pursue courses abroad. In Exeter you’ll be right in the kernel of culture in the shape of Reed Hall, Northcott Theatre, the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum, and popular watering holes like The Oddfellows, Ship Inn, and Lloyd’s Kitchen. The first step of living in this scenic city is finding the perfect place to set up shop. Inundated by hundreds of private student accommodations, this city’s , properties get increasingly sleek and stylish as the touring goes on. 

• Cost of living: Attracting a large number of students from all over the world, monthly grocery will be cost close to £80

• Student-friendly locations: Exeter has many modern and trendy neighbourhoods that are close to its many college campuses like Bonhay Road, St Leonards and Exwick

• Rent for students: We understand the needs of a student and keeping that in mind, our student flats to rent in Exeter starts from £161 and have offers up to £400 to make it affordable and convenient. 

The nightlife in Exeter is exceptional, perfect for the student population nearby. You can choose from a long list of places designed to suit each and every mood

• Culture and Heritage: To absorb the rich cultural heritage of the city, make an expedition to the Royal Albert Memorial Museum or take in the sights of a Gothic architectural marvel at Exeter Cathedral, dating back to the 11th century

• Parks: The best way to spend a sunny day outside is by heading to Exeter Quay, as it offers a magnificent view of River Exe, the choicest of venues to eat and drink.

• Shopping: For shopping, head to Princesshay, Cathedral Quarter, the High Street, Guildhall Shopping Centre and Harlequins. 

• Restaurants, Cafes and Bars: If you’re looking to unwind after a long day of lectures, eager to spill the tea over drinks with friends, try the Old Firehouse which is believed to be the inspiration for J.K. Rowling’s fictional pub – Leaky Cauldron. Feeling nostalgic for the family pet? Get your pooch fix at the dog-friendly pub and brewery, Fat Pig, or keep it close to your student flat and connect with mates at the Ram Bar on the campus of the University of Exeter. Relax in style at John Gandy’s for live music or experiencing a cocktail masterclass.

Exeter is also extremely easy to navigate and has a great public transport system. A travel pass always comes in handy once you start depending upon public transport for your conveyance. 

• Train: Exeter is served by three major railway stations. The southern rail links are served by Exeter St. Davis. The second station is Exeter Central, which provides easy access to the city centre and surrounding areas. The third Exeter St.Thomas serves the city's western side

• Bus: Stagecoach South West, Exeter's main bus operator, runs the majority of the city's services

• Cycle: Cycling is the greenway to go. Being a metropolitan, the city has made renting cycles convenient and is the easiest way for university students to get by without getting stuck in traffic.