Student Accommodation Exeter

Exeter is an ancient city in Devon, England, dating back to the Roman era and is located on the River Exe. The city is known around the world for having 14th century vaulted underground tunnels, used to bring drinking water to the city, during medieval times. The city houses the Exeter Guildhall, which is claimed to be the oldest municipal building in England. Exeter is also the birthplace of J.K. Rowling, famous author of the Harry Potter series and is also home to Chris Martin, the lead singer...

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Exeter is an ancient city in Devon, England, dating back to the Roman era and is located on the River Exe. The city is known around the world for having 14th century vaulted underground tunnels, used to bring drinking water to the city, during medieval times. The city houses the Exeter Guildhall, which is claimed to be the oldest municipal building in England. Exeter is also the birthplace of J.K. Rowling, famous author of the Harry Potter series and is also home to Chris Martin, the lead singer of the band Coldplay. The city offers a rich multicultural vibe, and a lively student life.

There is one major Institution of Higher Learning – University of Exeter which is known around the world for its academic excellence and resulting in the large influx of home and international students every year.

Student accommodations in Exeter are aimed at providing you with a safe and sociable start to your University life. They offer a wide variety of strategically located stylish and comfortable studio flats, en-suite and non – en-suite rooms in shared flats with modern facilities and are suitable for all budgets.

Exeter is home to 129,800 people, out of which over 24,000 are students. The city experiences warm summers with the highest temperature in the month of July at 21° and mildly wet winters with January being the coldest at 9°.

Owing the compactness of the city getting around is easy and you can walk or cycle from the City centre to Streatham campus in 22 minutes and St. Luke’s campus within 10 minutes. For days when you don’t feel like walking it is easy to get buses that service the city. For intercity commute you can opt to travel by train as there is excellent railway connectivity with other parts of England. If looking to travel by air, Exeter airport is 45 minutes, Bristol airport is about 1.5 hours and London airports are approximately a 3-4 hours journey.

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