Central Living, Exeter

Paris St, Exeter, EX1 2JY, United Kingdom
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£133
per week
0.8 mi from City Center
( 4m. 16m. 18m)
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Exeter College | 0.71 mi
University of Exeter | 0.99 mi
Pay In Instalment
No Visa No Pay
bills included
Games area
laundry facility

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About the Property

Central Living Exeter, located at Paris St, Exeter, EX1 2JY, UK, is a prime choice for student accommodation due to its accessibility and variety of living options. Students can choose from an array of room types, including ensuites and studios, all tailored to meet diverse preferences and needs. Central Living Exeter student accommodation stands out for its proximity to educational institutions; Exeter College and the prestigious University of Exeter are both within easy reach, solidifying its status as a convenient and desirable living space for students.

Exeter, a historic city with a modern flair, offers a vibrant student life paired with cultural richness. Renowned as an educational hub, the city hosts a significant student population, enhancing its lively atmosphere and dynamic community. Exeter Central Living places students at the heart of this, with close access to city attractions and amenities. The history-steeped city, coupled with its favourable student rankings, makes Exeter an ideal setting for academic pursuits. Besides the academic realm, the city's inviting environment, full of local eateries, boutiques, and parks, adds to its appeal. Throughout the year, Exeter hosts various events and festivals, including the Exeter Food and Drink Festival, Exeter Respect Festival, and the annual Christmas Market, which draws visitors from all over the region. Exeter is well-connected by road, rail, and air. It has a main railway station, Exeter St Davids, providing regular services to London and other major cities. Exeter Airport offers flights to various UK and European destinations. With amenities like a games area, lounge, and wifi, and being proudly provided by CRM, Exeter Central Living is not just a place to stay; it's a place to live and thrive in one of the UK's most cherished student cities.

Features

At Central Living Exeter, convenience and comfort are the cornerstones of the student accommodation experience. With a variety of room types, including the 4-bed large Premium En-suite, 9-bed Classic En-suite, 6-bed Deluxe En-suite, and spacious Studio, there's an option to meet each student's preference and style. Each room is fully furnished with a 3/4 size double bed with under-bed storage for extra convenience. Each room is equipped with a study desk and a desk chair to create an ideal environment for studying. Ample storage is provided with a wardrobe, drawers, and multiple storage shelves. For added convenience, there are coat hooks on the door, and bedside plug sockets for easy access to charging devices. The keyless entry system ensures secure and hassle-free access, while window blinds offer privacy and control over natural light.

Central Living Exeter offers a vibrant living experience featuring a games area for socializing and entertainment. Residents can relax in the communal lounge or catch up on their favourite shows with a widescreen TV. Practical amenities include on-site laundry facilities and secure bike storage for convenience. Staying connected is effortless, with free Wi-Fi and broadband throughout the property. Safety and security are prioritized with 24/7 CCTV, secure door entry, on-site security, and on-site management, ensuring a comfortable and secure environment. Utilities like water, electricity, heating and Wi-Fi are rent-inclusive.

Location and What's Hot?

At Central Living Exeter, the hustle and bustle of student life becomes a breeze with vibrant local amenities surrounding the property. Education is not far behind with premier institutions; get ready for a short stroll to Exeter College and for those studying at the University of Exeter, it's just a heartbeat away—ensuring you spend less time commuting and more time experiencing student life. The location is just spot-on for food enthusiasts, with an array of gastronomical delights ready to tantalise your taste buds.

Indulge in local flavours at Dee Yi and JP CHEESECAKES, or enjoy the cosy ambience at EXE Coffee Roasters. For days when the kitchen is too much work, bistros such as The Glorious Art House are a must-visit. When it's time to stock up on essentials, grocery stores such as Waitrose are conveniently located just outside your door.

Health and wellness are covered, too, with medical facilities such as Heavitree Hospital offering peace of mind. Meanwhile, green spaces like Northernhay Gardens provide the perfect escape from the city's pace—a serene spot for studying or a quick jog. For the culturally inclined, Exeter Cathedral and Exeter's Underground Passages offer a glimpse into the city's rich heritage, all within an easy walk from Central Living Exeter. Exeter's nightlife is irresistible for social butterflies, with popular hubs like Monkey Suit Bar offering the perfect backdrop for memorable evenings with friends. Given these conveniences, Exeter Central Living stands as not only a place of residence but also a gateway to an immersive student experience in Exeter.

Commute

For students residing at Central Living Exeter, getting around the city is a breeze, thanks to the excellent local transport links. Embracing the essence of convenience and connectivity, residents have access to an array of public transport options right on their doorstep. The nearby Exeter Central Station offers swift and efficient rail services. At the same time, the comprehensive bus network can be accessed via Exeter Coach Station and Sidwell Street (Stop 18), ensuring seamless travel to and from the university campuses, shopping districts, and beyond.

Room Types

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Amenities
Bills Included
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Common Amenities
Games area
Communal lounge
On-site laundry facilities
Secure bike storage
Widescreen TV
Free Wi-Fi and broadband throughout

Cancellation Policies (5)

  • Cooling Off Period
    This property offers cooling-off period.
  • No Visa No Pay
    This property allows cancellation due to visa rejection.
  • No Place No Pay
    This property allows cancellation if admission is not secured.
  • Replacement Tenant Accepted
    This property allows cancellation upon finding replacement tenant.
  • Other cancellation policies
    General cancellation policies may apply to this property.

Payment Policies (4)

  • Security Deposit
    This property requires security deposit.
  • Pay In Instalment
    This property offers 1, 3, 4 flexible instalment plans.
  • Mode Of Payment
    Payment via easy transaction modes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the Holding Deposit and what happens to it at Central Living Exeter?

Central Living Exeter asks you to pay a Holding Deposit to secure your room. When your tenancy commences, the Holding Deposit will convert into a refundable Security deposit. All deposits are registered with TDS which is a government accredited Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme provider. At the end of your tenancy a final inspection of your room will be carried out prior to your move out and if any deductions are required they will be discussed with you at this point. Assuming the room and its belongings are in the same condition as when you moved and you have provided your bank details within property Portal you will get your deposit back within 10 working days. If you cancel your room booking within 14 days of your Accommodation Offer then you will be entitled to a full refund. After 14 days, the Holding Deposit is non-refundable*. *not applicable for bookings made at properties in Scotland.

Is there an age limit for booking at Central Living Exeter?

Central Living Exeter only accept bookings if you are over 18, with the exception of properties in Scotland where you must be 16 or over. This is due to the legally binding tenancy agreement that every tenant is required to sign when living at Property. They also can only accept people in full time education.

Do you provide female only accommodation at Central Living Exeter?

Central Living Exeter do provide female only accommodation in some of their schemes but it is not guaranteed that this will be possible. Please speak to the site team to find out more information.

Can I choose who I live with at Central Living Exeter?

Central Living Exeter’s are more than happy to accommodate groups as well as individuals. Where you're not booking in a group, they understand your flat mates will be key to your experience so when you book as an individual, property will ask you a series of questions to help us to match you with the perfect flat mates.

Am I allowed to have guests at Central Living Exeter?

Yes. It is your home so you are allowed to have guests visiting you at Central Living Exeter.

Is there always a member of staff available at Central Living Exeter?

Their standard office hours are between 10am 5pm. Out-of-office hours are also supported by emergency contacts at Central Living Exeter.

Are there social events organized for the residents at Central Living Exeter?

Absolutely! They want their community to suit you, so they wont force you to come to their events but you are always welcome. If you have your own suggestions for them even better at Central Living Exeter.

Can I bring my own electrical equipment for cooking, i.e. rice cooker at Central Living Exeter?

No we do not advise you to bring your own electrical cooking equipment for health and safety reasons at Central Living Exeter.

Who cleans the room and the communal area at Central Living Exeter?

The students are responsible for their own rooms and communal kitchen within the flat. All other rooms and communal areas are cleaned by the site cleaner at Central Living Exeter.

Can I smoke in Central Living Exeter?

Smoking is not allowed within Central Living Exeter, however there is a designated smoking area outside the building.

What happens if I don't get on with my new flat mates? Can I swap rooms?

If you are having any issues please contact the Accommodation team in the first instance, we will do all we can to help. In exceptional circumstances it may be possible to move you; however we would look to resolve any issues with you all.

What if something in my flat breaks or isn't working?

Drop us an email or pop into the office to let us know, our on-site Maintenance team will be able to deal with most things.

Can I have pets?

No pets are permitted under the term of the tenancy agreement.

Can I have my groceries delivered to site?

Yes. Groceries can be delivered to the reception area, but you are to ensure that you are available to take receipt of the delivery. Delivery drivers are not to be given access to the flats.

Is contents insurance included?

Some of our accommodation include contents insurance with Endsleigh. By partnering with Endsleigh , the No.1 student insurance provider, we've arranged contents insurance for all our students staying with us in our residence at no cost to you. It is important to find out exactly what you are covered for, as you may find that the contents cover is not sufficient and you need to extend it to protect all of your possessions both inside and outside of your room.

Do I have Wi-Fi?

Yes, Wi-Fi is included in your rent. You'll also have a broadband connection in your room on your desk.

Why do I need a Guarantor?

All students who wish to pay their rent by using an instalment plan are required to provide a qualified UK Guarantor. This provides us with the security and knowledge that the rent will be paid in full if you were to default on payment.

What does being a Guarantor mean?

By agreeing to be a Guarantor you are signing a legal document stating that you agree to pay the rent and guarantee the behaviour of the resident if they default. Please do not sign this agreement if you do not wish to take on this responsibility.

What is Housing Hand?

Housing Hand provide a guarantor service for both International and UK students who do not have a suitable or qualifying UK guarantor.

Can you explain more about the relationship between Housing Hand and property?

Housing Hand works in partnership with property to stand as your UK rental guarantor. Property requires all students to have a guarantor if you are not able or willing to pay your rent in full for the year. If you choose the instalment plan option and can provide your own UK guarantor, providing they qualify, then you do not need to use Housing Hand. If you choose the instalment plan option and cannot provide a UK guarantor, then Housing Hand will be able to provide this service for you.

How much does the service cost with Housing Hand?

Housing Hand charges a one off fee that you will either pay up front at the start of your tenancy or monthly (if on a 12 month contract). For students the fee will be between 60-95% of your monthly rent with the minimum price starting at 295 for 12 months cover. The exact cost depends on your personal details and several factors including the amount of your rent, you will be given a no obligation quote for the cost of the service on application.

What are the payment options for international students?

Housing Hand charges a one-off fee that you can either pay up front before the start of your tenancy or in 8 instalments (if on a 12-month contract) For students the fee will is 60% of your monthly rent with the minimum price starting at 295 for 12 months cover. The exact cost depends on your several factors including the amount of your rent, you will be given a no obligation quote for the cost of the service on application.

I have booked a room but failed to obtain a visa, can I cancel my booking?

Yes you are entitled to cancel your booking but we will need you to provide proof for this.

What's provided in the bedroom? Do I need to bring my own bedding?

Facilities and features can vary; typically you are provided with a bed, a study with a desk and a chair, bookshelves, wardrobe and plenty of storage. Bedding is not provided with each room as most of our students prefer to bring their own, however you can order bedding and kitchen utensils from our friends UniKitOut to be delivered to your room prior to your move in.

Can you arrange an airport pick up service?

Most sites will be more than happy to arrange an airport pick up service for you. You just need to let us know your name, arrival date and time and your flight number, well then arrange the transport for you. Please ensure you have enough UK Sterling to pay the taxi fare and check with your chosen property first.

Can I move in before my contract starts?

It is possible but it depends on each scheme. We would advise you to check with the accommodation team before you make any arrangements.

Can I stay over the summer?

Most of our sites offer summer stays. Please check with the accommodation team for further information.

What time can I arrive?

This depends on the scheme you will be living in. Please contact the accommodation team via the online contact form or email the site directly.

Is there somewhere to park when we are unpacking?

If you are travelling via car on move in day we will inform you in advance whether theres a drop off bay on site for you to off load any suitcases or belongings, or we will send you the location of the nearest car park. Its important to book your move in slot with us in advance so that we can make sure these resources are available to you on the day.

I will be arriving out of hours on move in day, is this okay?

They understand that sometimes students will need to arrive outside of arrival hours. They ask for you to contact their Accommodation Team at the earliest possible opportunity to ensure that they can provide all the necessary information and ensure that they have got everything ready for your arrival. For example they need to ensure that they have received all relevant documentation, the booking fee and first instalment before they can move anybody in.

Who will I meet on move in day?

It might not be a manager who will be there for the check-in however the Accommodation Team will always aim to introduce themselves at the earliest opportunity so you know who they are.

Can I move out early?

Yes but you will still have to pay rent for the full length of your agreed tenancy, even if you no longer live at your accommodation.

When something is broken or doesn't work, how does my son/daughter report maintenance?

In the event that something is broken or doesn't work in any part of the accommodation, the student needs to report the issues to the accommodation office who will escalate it accordingly. We have maintenance wizards that work full or part time on site depending on the property. They are there for the hour of need replacing light bulbs, blown fuses, blocked showers etc. We do also work with local contractors for isolated issues. Your son/daughter will always be given at least 24 hours notice if a maintenance operative or contractor needs to access their room. We always offer for the maintenance operative/contractor to be escorted for the jobs entirety if necessary.

How to communicate with us?

We know it can sometimes be unsettling when your son/daughter leave home for the first time, despite it being one of the proudest moments we understand it can be hard. As parents its natural to worry, we find a common one is our students not responding to phone calls or e-mails as quickly as they might have done at home. We always respect that all our students are responsible adults and are sensitive to respecting their privacy, however we appreciate that some situations can be distressing. We therefore always encourage all our parents to contact the accommodation team by phone or e-mail (details available on your relevant scheme page) if you have any concerns regarding your son/daughter. A member of the accommodation team will pop over to their room to give a friendly knock on the door to check everything's okay. If there's any reason why we aren't able to support your concern we will always try to direct you to the appropriate department at the University/College.

Can students have post and parcels delivered?

They are proud to offer a postal service during office hours within our schemes. They always communicate the postal process to our students when they move in, however they will always make every effort to ensure that your daughter/son gets their mail safely. They always asks for students to inform the staff if they are expecting a recorded or special delivery for the site team to ensure that someone is available for the delivery. They also always ask for the student to bring some ID for when they come to collect the parcel. They recognise that the students can’t always come down themselves; they are flexible with friends picking up parcels however the student needs to contact the accommodation team to let them know in advance. They cannot be liable for any direct, indirect or consequential loss arising from accepting mail on students behalf. Although they will make every effort to ensure the students get their mail safely, they will not be responsible if recipients fail to collect their deliveries, packages are stolen or damaged due to circumstances beyond the control of the accommodation team. They also are not responsible for packages that arrive outside office opening hours or when the accommodation team are out of the office. If the students don’t collect their mail within 4 weeks it will be returned to the sender.

Paying rent?

When making a booking, we ask our students to pay a holding deposit. This is to secure the booking of their room. Once the tenancy commences, this holding deposit becomes a security deposit. It is held with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme, in England and Wales and My Deposits Scotland, in Scotland, both of which are independent deposit holders. The Security deposit will be refunded to the student in full at the end of their tenancy if there are no outstanding arrears or damages to their room and/or communal areas.

How do you allocate rooms?

We take booking preferences very seriously and take great pride in being able to accommodate these in most cases. There is a preference box on the booking form which allows the student to put any preferences they might have, for example friends they wish to live with, location of room within the building, same sex cluster flats. We always do our best to accommodate these preferences, if for whatever reason we cant fulfil them we will always try to achieve one or two and notify the student if they arent possible.

Do I need to have a UK-based guarantor?

You only need to provide a UK-based guarantor if you wish to pay your rent in three instalments. You do not need to provide a guarantor if you're paying the full annual rent in advance.

What is a guarantor?

A guarantor is a person aged 18 or above who accepts joint financial responsibility for the tenancy and is liable to pay the rent if for any reason the student is unable to maintain payment of the rents as they fall due. The landlord has the right to pursue the guarantor for recovery of outstanding monies therefore, it is important that any guarantor understands their obligations.

How many instalments can rent be paid?

Rent can be paid in three instalments; typically these are around the same time student loans are paid out.

How can I make a payment?

You can pay via Recurring Card, Direct Debit or via Bank Transfer. Cash and Cheques will not be accepted and will be turned away if presented at site. Recurring Card payments can be selected at the time of booking and Direct Debit can be selected by the online portal. If an alternative method of payment is required, such as a bank transfer, or you wish to change your payment method, please contact the Accommodation Team directly for details.

Are there any additional bills to pay?

There are no additional bills to pay. Our weekly rents include all costs utilities, WiFi, and access to all of our communal areas including Management Office, Private Dining areas etc.

Do I have to pay council tax?

Students do not have to pay Council Tax, but the council must be informed that you are a student and apply for exemption as this does not automatically happen. It is the responsibility of every student to apply for exemption, your University/College or accommodation provider* cannot do this for you, though we can help you! *With the exception of Edinburgh College Residences.

How secure is the accommodation?

We want you to feel safe and secure at all times. We understand how important safety and security is to students when it comes to choosing a place to live. That's why we've taken every effort to ensure that we provide the best services so that our students can thoroughly enjoy living with us. We have 24 Hour CCTV Cameras installed in all of our buildings, internally and externally. Secure Key Fob Door Entry & Bedroom Door Locks. There are also locks on all private bedrooms and out-of-hour security is there to support the community if you have any security concerns, ensuring your security and safety.

Fire Safety?

All of the properties have been specifically designed to be used by students. These properties have benefited from significant changes in fire safety, building regulations and coherent fire and management strategies. We have extensive fire safety systems in place in all the buildings that  manage. We are also audited by our own internal team, as well as external consultants, on a regular basis to validate, and if necessary update, our extensive fire safety systems, policies and procedures. Further information can be found on our Fire Safety at website.

I am an International student and do not have a UK Guarantor?

Housing Hand specialises in working with international students and will be able to act as your UK Guarantor.

How do I apply for The Housing Hand Guarantor Service?

Simply select the option of using Housing Hand as your guarantor during the property booking process or visit their website to get a free quote and confirmation of eligibility in minutes. Once you complete Housing Hand application in full, they will send a confirmation to secure your room. If you need any further information, you can contact Housing Hand team for help.

What documents do I need to check in?

You will need to bring a method of Identification with you to the accommodation, either a Driving License or Passport, a letter of confirmation from the University. We also need a passport photograph.

When something is broken or doesn't work how does my son/daughter report maintenance?

In the event that something is broken or does not work in any part of the accommodation, the student needs to report the issues to the accommodation office who will escalate it accordingly. They have property Student maintenance wizards that work full or part time on site depending on the property. They are there for the hour of need replacing light bulbs, blown fuses, blocked showers etc. They do also work with local contractors for isolated issues. Your son/daughter will always be given at least 24 hours notice if a maintenance operative or contractor needs to access their room. They always offer for the maintenance operative/contractor to be escorted for the jobs entirety if necessary.

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Exeter Student Accommodation

There are numerous factors that students consider essential while looking for the ideal student accommodation in Exeter. This includes closer proximity to the universities, top-class amenities, and easy access to public transport. While on-campus housing is available, demand often exceeds supply, making private, off-campus accommodation a preferred choice for many students. Amber simplifies your search for private Exeter accommodation, offering a seamless booking experience with comprehensive support.

Students can choose from a variety of student homes Exeter options, including studio apartments, shared apartments, or en-suite rooms that offer the perfect mix of privacy and shared amenities. Amber provides a range of off-campus Exeter student accommodation, tailored to different budgets and preferences, ensuring students find a home that suits their lifestyle. Their services include verified listings, flexible lease options, and personalized booking assistance, making the process stress-free. Most student flats in Exeter are conveniently located near top universities, such as the University of Exeter, allowing students to enjoy short commutes and easy access to campus facilities. Popular student housing options include The Printworks by HFS and Collegiate Point Exe by Collegiate, among others, all offering modern amenities. Whether you're looking for budget-friendly studio apartments in Exeter or high-end ensuites, amber ensures a smooth and hassle-free experience.

About Exeter

Exeter, located in the southwest of England, is a historic city that seamlessly blends rich heritage with a rich, modern atmosphere. With roots tracing back to Roman times, Exeter is renowned for its stunning medieval architecture, charming cobbled streets, and the iconic Exeter Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic design. Despite its historical charm, the city is a bustling educational and cultural hub, making it an ideal place for students.

With a population of approximately 130,000, Exeter offers a close-knit and welcoming environment. The city is surrounded by natural beauty, including the Exmoor and Dartmoor National Parks, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and weekend getaways. Home to some top universities in the UK, the city attracts students from around the globe. Student-friendly neighbourhoods like St Leonards Rd, Northernhay Place, and Mount Pleasant provide convenient access to the university and essential amenities.

Exeter boasts a robust employment landscape, with an employment rate of 79.4% as of 2024, positioning it 9th out of 62 cities in the UK. The city also offers job opportunities across sectors, such as finance, technology, and sustainability, making it an attractive destination for post-graduation careers. Students looking for private accommodation in Exeter have popular options such as Exeter One, located just 0.8 miles from campus, and Iron Bridge Studios, which is 0.6 miles away, offering contemporary apartments with excellent amenities. Beyond academics, Exeter boasts a lively social and cultural scene, making it an exciting place to live. The city hosts major events such as the Exeter Festival of Food & Drink, the Respect Festival, and the Exeter Christmas Market, which bring together students and locals for celebrations throughout the year.

Best Student Accommodation In Exeter

When moving to a new city, students often consider several factors, including affordability, location, and proximity to their university. Finding the right student accommodation in Exeter is essential for a comfortable and convenient student life. With multiple options ranging from ensuite and non-ensuite rooms to private apartments, shared student housing and independent student studio flats Exeter, the city caters to a variety of preferences and budgets. To simplify your search, we’ve compiled a list of some of the best student accommodations in Exeter, all offering modern amenities and easy access to top universities like the University of Exeter and Exeter College. These accommodations come with features such as on-site gyms, study lounges, communal spaces, and high-speed internet, ensuring a well-rounded living experience.

1. Blockyard Apartments

2. Verney Street Studios

3. Exeter Elm

4. The Leat Apartments

5. Atlas House

6. Clifford House

7. The Barn

8. Renslade House

9. Iron Bridge Studios

10. Hill View Place

Affordable Student Accommodation in Exeter

As a student, living away from home comes with its share of perks and challenges, with budgeting being a top priority. Finding affordable student accommodation in Exeter that balances cost, convenience, and comfort is essential for a stress-free university experience. Whether you're looking for budget-friendly en-suite rooms, shared apartments, or private student studios, Exeter offers a range of options that cater to students' financial needs without compromising on quality. To simplify your search, we’ve curated a list of cheap student accommodation Exeter options that provide easy access to universities, essential amenities, and social hotspots:

1. New North Road

2. Exeter One

3. Northernhay House

4. The Printworks

5. The City Arcade

6. The Northfield

7. The Depot

8. Walnut Gardens

9. Collegiate Bonhay House

10. Cricket Field Court

Best Areas To Live In Exeter

Exeter is a student-friendly city with a variety of neighbourhoods that cater to different lifestyles and budgets. Whether you’re looking for a lively social scene, a quiet residential area, or easy access to the universities, you will find a variety of options for perfect accommodation in Exeter for students. Here are some of the best areas to live in Exeter for students:

1. St Leonard’s Rd

This area is known for its charming and picturesque architecture and student-friendly vibe. Located close to Exeter Quay, a popular spot for riverside cafes and outdoor activities, St Leonard’s Rd is ideal for students seeking convenience and culture. For Exeter student accommodation, check out Northernhay House, known for stylish student apartments, or Central Living, offering modern 1-bed student flats in Exeter.

2. Heavitree

This area in Exeter combines affordability with a vibrant community atmosphere. It’s close to Heavitree Park, where students can relax or play sports, and offers easy access to shops and cafes. Heavitree features options ranging from student flats in Exeter to spacious 4-bed student houses in Exeter. INTO Exeter University located nearby, is a top choice for its modern facilities and proximity to the city centre and the University of Exeter.

3. Exwick

Nestled along the River Exe, Exwick offers a peaceful setting for students looking for budget-friendly yet quality student accommodation options. The area is near Exwick Playing Fields, perfect for unwinding or enjoying outdoor activities. Properties like The Leat Apartments provide affordable student accommodation in Exeter options that are ideal for independent living.

4. Duryard

Duryard’s proximity to the University of Exeter makes it a favourite among students. The area is home to beautiful green spaces like Duryard Valley Park, perfect for walks and picnics. For accommodation, Vita Student Portland House stands out as one of the best options for student housing, offering comfortable and private Exeter university accommodation.

5. Stoke Hill

Stoke Hill offers stunning city views and a peaceful environment while being a short distance from Exeter’s main attractions. It’s close to Stoke Hill Crescent, a quiet spot for study breaks, and features options like Northernhay House, which provides affordable yet high-quality student accommodation in England.

Room Types Available in Exeter

The city offers a variety of private accommodations in Exeter UK to suit every budget and lifestyle. Whether you prefer communal spaces that foster a sense of community or private studios for a more independent living experience, there's something for everyone. Here are some of the room types available for student houses Exeter.

1. Ensuite Rooms

These types of rooms offer a private bedroom complete with an attached bathroom, giving students their own personal space for sleeping and hygiene. The kitchen and living areas are shared with other residents, making it a suitable choice for those seeking Exeter student homes that balance privacy and socializing in communal spaces.

2. Non-Ensuite Rooms

These rooms are budget-friendly options that provide a private bedroom, while the bathroom, kitchen, and living areas are shared with others. Non-ensuite rooms are a great choice for students looking for affordable accommodation in Exeter UK, offering a private sleeping and study area while making use of shared facilities.

3. Studio Apartments

These apartments are fully self-contained units, featuring a private bedroom, bathroom, and a compact kitchen area. With no need for shared spaces, studio apartments offer maximum privacy and independence, making them ideal for students seeking Exeter student accommodation studios, where they can enjoy complete living autonomy.

4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments

These apartments feature one or two separate bedrooms and include a shared kitchen, bathroom, and often a living room. Furnished with essential amenities, they’re ideal for students looking for a 1-bed or 2-bed student flat Exeter properties, offering a semi-private environment with dedicated bedroom space while sharing common areas.

5. Shared Apartments

These apartments consist of multiple private bedrooms within the same unit, with common areas like the kitchen, bathroom, and living room shared among roommates. Shared apartments are perfect for students seeking student housing that combines personal space in their bedrooms with shared social areas.

6. Private Rooms

This category of rooms provides a personal space equipped with a bed, study desk, and sometimes a private bathroom. Private rooms offer the privacy of an individual bedroom while often granting access to shared communal areas, making them a great option for those seeking affordable student accommodation Exeter options with a balance of independence and community.

Cost of Living in Exeter

Understanding the cost of living in Exeter is crucial for students preparing to manage their finances in this picturesque city. Nestled in Devon, Exeter presents a charming blend of historic beauty and modern convenience, although this appealing mix does impact the cost of living. On average, students can anticipate a cumulative monthly cost of living ranging around £900-£2500 in Exeter. This figure is not just reflective of private student accommodation Exeter costs but also includes day-to-day expenses, playing a significant role in how students budget and experience life in this vibrant city.

1. Rent: £600- £1900/month

2. Groceries: £80–£120/month

2. Transportation: £30–£50/month (student bus pass)

3. Utilities: £40–£60/month

4. Internet: £20–£30/month

5. Leisure & Social Activities: £50–£100/month

Student Travel in Exeter

For students choosing Exeter as their academic home, navigating the historic city is a breeze, thanks to a range of affordable and accessible public transportation options. Whether it's commuting to classes, exploring the local culture, or simply enjoying a day out, Exeter's transport systems have got you covered. The city's strategic layout ensures that residences, especially private Exeter student accommodation, are well-connected by various modes of transportation. Here’s a look at the convenient travel options available:

1. Trains

For students looking to travel beyond Exeter, trains are the best option. Exeter St David’s Station is the main rail hub, providing fast connections to London, Bristol, and other UK cities. A standard one-way train ticket within Exeter costs around £2-£4, while longer trips may range between £10-£30, depending on the destination.

2. Buses

Buses are one of the most popular and budget-friendly ways to travel around Exeter. The city has an extensive bus network, with routes operated by Stagecoach South West connecting students to the university, city centre, and nearby areas. A single bus fare starts at £2, while students can benefit from discounted travel passes such as the MegaRider, offering unlimited bus travel across the city. Main bus hubs include Exeter Bus Station and Sidwell Street, ensuring easy access to key locations.

3. Cycles

Exeter is a bike-friendly city, making cycling an eco-friendly and affordable way to get around. With dedicated cycle lanes and scenic routes, students can easily bike to campus or explore the countryside. The Exeter Green Circle and Quayside routes are popular cycling paths. Students can either rent bikes for around £15-£30 per day, or opt for affordable second-hand purchases from local bike shops.

4. Walking

One of the best things about Exeter is its walkable city layout. Most key locations, including the University of Exeter, shopping districts, and student-friendly cafes, are within walking distance from major student accommodation in Exeter. Whether you’re heading to a lecture or taking a stroll through Exeter Quayside, walking is often the quickest and most enjoyable way to get around.

Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions

Exeter is a vibrant and historic city, offering students the perfect blend of academics, adventure, and entertainment. Known for its rich heritage, green spaces, and buzzing social scene, the city provides an exciting student experience that balances study and leisure. Whether you're exploring medieval streets, enjoying the city's nightlife, or relaxing in scenic parks, there’s always something to do in Exeter!

1. Adventure and Green Spaces

For students who love the outdoors, Exeter is an excellent place to explore. Exeter Quayside is a popular spot for students to relax by the water, enjoy scenic walks, or try kayaking along the River Exe. If you prefer green spaces, Rougemont Gardens and Northernhay Gardens offer peaceful retreats for study breaks or casual meetups. Haldon Forest Park, just a short trip from the city, provides fantastic trails for hiking and cycling, making it a great weekend escape.

2. Dining & Nightlife

Exeter’s food scene is diverse and student-friendly, with plenty of options to fit every budget. The Old Firehouse, famous for its giant pizzas and cosy vibe, is a student favourite, while Red Panda serves delicious Asian street food. If you're in the mood for coffee, The Exploding Bakery is a go-to spot for great brews and sweet treats. For nightlife, Timepiece Nightclub is a student hotspot with themed events and live music, while The Monkey Suit offers a more relaxed bar atmosphere with craft cocktails and a lively crowd.

3. Cultural Events and Festivals

Exeter’s cultural scene is buzzing with events and festivals throughout the year. The Exeter Festival of Food & Drink celebrates local flavours, while the Exeter Christmas Market brings the city to life with festive stalls and entertainment. Theatre lovers can visit The Exeter Northcott Theatre for plays, live performances, and student discounts. The RAMM (Royal Albert Memorial Museum) is a must-visit for those interested in Exeter’s rich history and arts scene. The Exeter student city guide will help you plan your visits so you don’t miss out on anything.

4. Shopping

Exeter offers a mix of high-street and independent shopping experiences. Princesshay Shopping Centre is the go-to destination for well-known brands, while Gandy Street is lined with independent boutiques and quirky stores, perfect for vintage lovers. For a unique shopping experience, students can explore Exeter Farmers’ Market, which showcases local produce, artisan goods, and street food every Thursday.

Top Universities in Exeter

Exeter is home to some of the UK’s most prestigious universities, attracting students from across the globe. Known for its rich academic heritage and vibrant student life, the city is an ideal destination for those seeking to pursue higher education in a city that offers a blend of history, culture, and academic excellence. Here are the top universities in Exeter,  where students can expect world-class education and a thriving student community.

1. University of Exeter

One of the UK’s leading universities, the University of Exeter is renowned for its research programs and diverse academic offerings. With a wide range of disciplines, including humanities, sciences, and business, this prestigious institution is located in the heart of Exeter. The University of Exeter attracts students from around the world, offering both undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Students looking for private Exeter University accommodation can find prime properties such as New North Road and Vita Student Portland House.

2. Exeter College

Another prominent institution in the city, Exeter College, is known for its excellent facilities and a strong reputation in further education. Offering a variety of A-levels and vocational courses, it provides students with a solid foundation for their future academic or professional careers. Many students opt for off-campus accommodation near Exeter College, with a selection of student rooms in Exeter located nearby, such as Collegiate Bonhay House, Walnut Gardens, and many more.

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