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Livensa Living Sevilla, Seville

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Livensa Living Sevilla, Seville

C. Antonio Maura Montaner, Sevilla, 41013, Spain

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About the Property

Welcome to Livensa Living Sevilla, one of the best student accommodation in Seville. Nestled within walking distance from the city centre they offer a wide range of studios. With amazing amenities and a luxurious modern finish, the property is just 20 minutes away from the University of Seville by bus and Pablo de Olavide University Sevilla is just a 12-minute drive away.

Features

All the studios here are fully furnished with everything to make your stay the most comfortable, and convenient ever. You will have a cosy bed, a study area fitted with a desk and chair and shelves, a window beside the bed, an ensuite bathroom, and a fully equipped kitchen including induction hobs, fridge, extractor hood, microwave, sink and more. There is a smart TV, free 100MB Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and all the essentials. The laundry facility is available in the All the utility bills come under the rent. And here comes the best part, as you step out of your room, you will have access to all the common amenities that include, a Swimming Pool, well-equipped gym membership, library, catering, Cinema room, games room, work rooms and terrace. Everything is just perfect to take care of your boredom, and an unparalleled experience. Your University is exceptional, and thus your off-campus stay should be exceptional too!

Location and What's Hot?

You can reach the University of Seville in 20 minutes by bus. A 12-minute drive takes you to the Pablo de Olavide University Sevilla. In 13 minutes you can make it to the doorstep of UNIA - University of Seville -UNIA (Universidad Internacional de Andalucía). The prime location of this student accommodation surrounds a vibrant community, filled with some of the best local cafes and restaurants and stores. Just a short stroll down the street you will find restaurants like Restaurante Mexicano La Catrina MX, Bollywood Indian Restaurant Sevilla, Djanco Burger, Bar Manolo León - JUAN PABLOS, and many outlets to satisfy your foodie soul and party animal. In a short walk, you can get all your grocery and daily needs from the Alimentación Federico Supermarket. A lot of clothing stores, pharmacies, parks, and purposeful buildings shadow your path.

Commute

Staying at Livensa Living Sevilla, means staying with the utmost convenience of Public transportation. You can get buses in just a 3-4 minute walk from the four stops of Bueno Monreal across the street. In a short stroll, the M Siurot V Bus Stop arrives connecting you to all the major routes of the city. A 10-minute walk takes you to Sevilla-Virgen del Rocio Train Station, offering convenient transportation options outside the city.

What will you get

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Common Amenities

Swimming Pool

Gym

Library

Common room

Cinema

Games room

Cancellation Policies (5)

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No Place No Pay
This property allows cancellation if admission is not secured.
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Payment Policies (5)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I’ve already booked my room, but my visa has been denied or I’ve not been granted a place at university?

If you have not obtained the necessary visa or you have been denied a place at the university, Property will cancel your reservation free of charge, but you will need to provide them with proof of this. In the case of the visa, proof that the visa has been denied and in the case of the denied spot, you will have to prove that you are going to study in another province other than the province of the residence where you had the reservation. These conditions apply to cancellations that occur before the contract has started; in no case can people who want to cancel and have already started their contract with PMG take advantage of these conditions.

How far in advance do I need to book my room?

The best thing to do is to make your reservation as soon as possible so that you can choose the room category you want. They don’t have a month limit for you to make your reservation, you can make it when it suits you best. But keep in mind that prices are subject to change, so be careful not to miss out!

What documents do I need to check-in?

You will need the following documents: – A personal identification document: ID card or passport. If you are under 18 years old, your guardian or parent must also bring their ID card or passport. – A visa in case you need to live in Spain. – A letter of confirmation of enrollment or acceptance from the university or school you will be attending. At check-in they will ask you for proof of payment of tuition fees. – A passport photo of yourself. – The contract signed by you if you are over 18 years old, or if you are a minor, it must be signed by your parents or legal guardians. – A signed document approving the direct debit of bills by the account holder (only if paying by direct debit).

Do I get a discount if I pay for my entire stay upfront?

They give a 2% discount on the monthly rent for stays equal to or longer than 5 months if these are paid upfront.

How can I make the payments?

Accepted methods: SEPA area (The SEPA area consists of thirty-six countries: the members of the European Economic Area (consisting of the twenty-seven states of the European Union plus Liechtenstein, Iceland and Norway) and Andorra, Monaco, San Marino, Switzerland, United Kingdom and Vatican City State). – Payments available through the Flywire platform. – Direct debit payment. Rest of the zones The means of payment accepted for the formalization of reservations will be those available on the Flywire platform, which may vary depending on the country where you are.

Will my deposit be returned? How will it be returned?

The deposit is used as a guarantee to cover any expenses for loss or damage that may be incurred regarding the room, common areas, furnishings or residence in general (except for normal wear and tear). It may also be used to cover any other breach of contractual obligations involving damage or non-payment. The amount of the deposit, less any reasonable costs incurred by breaching any of your contractual obligations, will be returned to you as soon as reasonably possible by the same method with which it was paid. It will be paid once the departure-day inspection described in the contract is complete, and no later than 45 days following the termination of the contract.

How are rooms assigned?

Your preferences are most important to us, so that you feel as comfortable as possible. In your reservation process, you will be able to let them know your preferences regarding the location of your room (on a specific floor, near a friend, etc.). When it comes to assigning your room, the Property team will do its best to fulfil your request, but they cannot assure you that they will assign you the room with the requested characteristics.

What is the minimum and maximum length of stay at the residences?

The longest housing contracts they offer are for one calendar year, but keep in mind that you’ll always have the option to renew. The minimum length of stay varies according to the location and time of year, but in general, it’s 5 months.

Are there age restrictions for living in student accommodation?

If you’re aged 16 or older, you can stay with PMG. If you’re still a minor, your parents or legal guardians must sign your housing contract.

Is the price of the double rooms the price of the room or the price per person?

All prices quoted are per person per month.

Is there a specific arrival day/time?

Yes, check-in is done on the day the contract starts between 12:00 and 15:00. And check-out is between 10 am and 12 noon. They recommend that as soon as you have made your reservation and they have provided you with the details of the residence, you contact them to arrange everything so that they can be waiting for you upon your arrival.

Is there a spot where I can park while I move in?

Ask the staff at the residence where you’ll be staying. They’ll provide you with assistance where they can.

Who will be waiting for me when I arrive at Property?

There will always be someone from Property during reception hours; if you arrive after hours, there will be a security guard.

What is included in the room?

You’ll be able to see all the services that come with our rooms by checking the information for each residence and room type.

What is included in the monthly price?

The price of your room includes all bills (water, electricity, gas and internet). You won’t have to pay extra for using the facilities or common areas. They want you to feel at home… only better!

What is not included in the price?

Self-laundry service. – Photocopier and printer service. – Car and motorcycle parking (except for Pamplona, Lisbon Marquês de Pombal, Barcelona Diagonal Alto and Barcelona Marina which do not have it). – Kitchenware.

What extras are available at the residence?

– Self-laundry service. – Photocopier and printer service. – Car and motorcycle parking (with the exception of Pamplona, Lisbon Marquês de Pombal, Barcelona Diagonal Alto and Barcelona Marina which do not have it). – You can request an extra room cleaning service, whenever you need it. For those residences where it is not included in the price, this service must be contracted for the entire length of the contract.

Can I stay over the summer?

Yes, you can stay during the summer, in the case that your contract has expired, an extension can be made. They recommend making the reservation as soon as possible to avoid any availability problems and if you are already in a room, you can keep it.

Are there events or activities held at the residence?

Yes! Their Community Life team is in charge of arranging events, activities and parties at the residence. They’re perfect for having fun and meeting new people.

Who can live at these residences?

PMG’s student residences are for students and other academics, such as professors and researchers. If you’re a minor, your parents or legal guardian will make the booking for you; and therefore, the resident’s name will appear together with the name of a parent or legal guardian.

Can I receive visitors or have overnight guests?

Yes, they welcome visits from your friends or family. For visits during the day you can invite whoever you want as many times as you want, two guests at a time. During the night, you can invite one person to stay overnight in the residence, the first three nights are free, from the fourth to the tenth night there is an extra charge of between 20€ and 30€ per night. Please note that you have to notify the reception at least 24 hours in advance. For shared rooms, there is no possibility to invite third parties to spend the night.

Can I bring my pet?

Unfortunately, the terms of their accommodation contracts do not permit animals.

Can I smoke in the room?

Smoking is not allowed inside the building – you cannot smoke in the common areas nor in the rooms. The residences have designated outdoor areas where you can smoke.

What do I do if something in my room isn’t working?

They have a maintenance team that will be able to fix all problems. You have to notify them on the resident’s portal so that PMG can be aware of it and allow the maintenance staff to enter your room.

Can I have my groceries or other orders delivered to the facility?

You can send any parcels you want to the residence, except for groceries or perishable food. For these, you will need to pick them up in person.

Will I have WiFi?

Yes, They have WiFi throughout the building. You’ll never run out of data! You also have an Ethernet connection in your room. It’s all included in the price!

Is there 24-hour security at the residence?

Yes, Their residences are staffed around the clock. In the evenings there is a concierge, in addition to a 24 hours a day, 7 days a week video surveillance.

Are there curfew hours for entering and leaving PMG?

They have electronic key-card access both at the building entrance and to the rooms. With your card, you can come and go from Property whenever you please – your schedule is up to you!

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Student Accomodations in Seville

Student Accommodation In Seville

Seville is one of Spain's most populous cities, and finding suitable student accommodation in Seville can be tiring, but it is easy. Amber has a lot of cheap student housing with uber comfort available for a reasonable price. Seville has the most affordable student housing in Spain. We have some of the best student accommodation near universities like UNIA, Pablo de Olavide University Seville, Universidad Europea de Madrid and many others. There are many comfortable, luxurious, affordable ensuites, studios, and shared apartments.

Student accommodation in Seville costs between GBP 80 and GBP 200 per week, including all bills. Students can also choose from university-provided student houses or student halls in Seville. However, these student residences are expensive and may lack the features and other student benefits provided by private student accommodation in Seville. So do your homework to find the best student housing in Spain. The city offers everything from luxurious student housing to low-cost student housing. All the student accommodations in Seville are designed for the student's comfort. There is something for everyone in the city. In this city, student housing is further classified as halls of residence, private halls of residence, and private housing. Yugo Bermejales is one of the most liked student accommodadtion.

About Seville

Seville is Andalusia's capital and the fourth-largest city in Spain. Located towards the lower side of the Guadalquivir river in the southwest of the Iberian peninsula, AKA "the frying pan of Spain". The Seville Harbour is the one and only river port in Spain. The city has over 685,000 municipal residents as of 2021 and a population of about 1.5 million. Seville has the warmest climate in continental Europe, with July being the average high-temperature month, reaching 35°C. It is also the warmest major metropolis in Europe and Spain. Winters are mild. The coldest months of the year are December and January, with average maximum temperatures of 16 to 17 °C.

Seville, initially a town in Iberian, flourished as Hispalis under the Romans starting in the second century BCE and served as the provincial capital of Baetica. Early in the 5th century C.E., the Silingi Vandals named it their country's capital, but in 461, it came under Visigothic control. Today, Seville is renowned for its architecture and Flamenco dance worldwide.

The city is best known for its rich history, cultural heritage, monuments and festivals. Seville has three of UNESCO's world heritage sites: the Alcázar palace complex, the Cathedral and the General Archive of Indies. Other than these heritage sites in Seville, there are many other attractions like St Mary Cathedral, La Giralda, The Church of Saint Louis of France, Torre del Oro, Museum of Fine Arts of Seville etc.

Apart from this, this city's culture is one of a kind. Seville is the birthplace of some of Spain's most well-known customs, including bullfighting and flamenco dancing. The town is a fine blend of Jewish, Christian and Moorish history and architecture and some of the best tapas in southern Spain. Music is an integral part of the city's culture, with various traditional and modern styles being performed in its many bars and clubs. The city is also home to a vibrant art scene, with many renowned art galleries and exhibitions.

Best Areas For Student Accommodation In Seville

Students choose Seville for further education as the city has some of the ebay colleges in Spain. Looking for student accommodations near your preferred university or college is suggested. Here are some of the neighbourhoods where you can find student accommodation:

Santa Cruz, Seville

Known as the centre of Seville's historical and cultural landscape, Santa Cruz is undoubtedly one of the most prominent hotspots for visiting tourists. Santa Cruz is the best choice if you love the lively lifestyle and busy roads. Santa Cruz is one of the best neighbourhoods in Seville if you want to be right in the city's booming atmosphere and cultural heart. This locality is filled with famous landmarks and multiple aesthetic cafes and restaurants. The Future Nest is a student favourite accommodation in Seville.

Alfalfa

Alfalfa is to the north of Santa Cruz and is close to the city centre. This is yet another booming locality. It is the most famous and historic neighbourhood in Seville. It's a pleasant square busy with cafes, restaurants, and social gatherings, making it one of the best neighbourhoods in Seville. Students can visit famous landmarks in this area, like Casa de Pilatos, a Mudéjar-style Andalusian palace.

San Bartolome

San Bartolome is a quiet neighbourhood and affordable right in the city centre. San Bartolome is one of the best neighbourhoods in Seville for those who want the perfect balance of historical streets, greenery, and quiet. The narrow streets of San Bartolome have an evident charm, and although the district lies within the centre of Seville, it is not lacking in greenery. San Bartolome is centred around Plaza de Las Mercedarias, blessed with brightly coloured houses and a flickering of orange trees- just like the perfect antidote to the urban surroundings.

El Arenal

Lying along the Guadalquivir River's eastern banks, El Arenal's neighbourhood is seen as one of Seville's most cosmopolitan districts. El Arenal, which means "the sandbank", derives its name from the sandy nature that the river's east bank once used to have. Aside from El Arenal's historic and cultured feel, it is a neighbourhood full of vibrancy and life. You will find great tapas, restaurants, bars, and booming cafe culture here. This neighbourhood has a thriving social scene and riverside homes, so it has become one of the best neighbourhoods in Seville to settle in.

Cost Of Living In Seville

The student accommodations in Seville include all the bills, and no extra bills are imposed on students. Amber eliminates additional bills and expects only rent from the students. The cost of living for a single student, excluding their student accommodation cost, is about €633 monthly. The cost of living in Seville consists of the list given below.

Food and beverages: €100 to €230 per month
Mobile bills: €20 to €50 per month
Dining: €45 to €95 per month
Entertainment and leisure: €40 to €90 per month
Transportation: €80 to €140 per month
Laundry: €20 to €35 per month
Stationery and Course books: €25 to €60 per month

Travelling In Seville

The public transportation system in Seville is reliable and efficient. You can get around the city by bus, tram, train, or metro. It's easy to get to the city centre and other neighbourhoods.

Buses

Seville has an excellent bus network. Most of the buses leave from Plaza Ponce de Leon, east of the city centre, or Puerta de jeres, south of the city centre. Most people use the Plaza de las Armas as a bus terminal to travel to other Spanish towns; local buses leave the Prado de San Sebastián bus terminal. Tickets for buses can be purchased from the driver (starting at €1.30) or from a kiosk. C1, C2, C3, and C4 city buses travel through and around the centre.

Taxi

Taxis are one of the most efficient means of transport. Seville has access to many taxis which makes travelling in the city easier. Students can use various applications Uber to book a taxi to travel to their preferred location.

Bike

Another handy transport option for students is renting a bike. It costs around €30 per day and €120 per week. Bikes are affordable, and a driver's license is not mandatory here.

Tram

The Metrocentro tram in this historic district of Seville runs for around 1.4 km. The Tram line runs from Plaza Nueva to Avenida de la Constitucion near the cathedral. The tram stops at the Archivo de Indias, the Puerta de Jerez, San Sebastian and San Bernardo.

Metro

Seville has one metro line with 22 stations, and three more stops are currently being built. The line's primary purpose is to link the major areas to the suburbs. The cost of a one-way trip costs around €1.35.

Bicycle

A network of automated bike rental stations spread throughout the city known as Servi bikes. Students have to download an app called "Service" to use this service and pay €10 to use this service for a week. You can use any bike available close to you and park it at any station close to your destination. Trips that last less than 30 minutes are considered free. It costs €1 for the first hour and €2 for each hour you go over 30 minutes.

Student Living And Lifestyle In Seville

Spain's most romantic city has something for everyone, from historic landmarks and quaint neighbourhoods to vibrant nightlife and up-and-coming gastro bars. Living in Seville means having access to many of the amenities of a cosmopolitan city like Madrid or Barcelona but with a small-town feel. The famous flamenco, bullfighting and tapas are hallmarks of Seville, with affordable student accommodations, warm weather and loads of culture.

Seville is a fashionista paradise. The primary shopping stress Sierpes and Tetuan are pedestrian-friendly and feature international brands like H&M and camper cheek by jowl with Spanish fashion houses like Mango, Desigual and Adolfo Domeniguez. Blending in with Seville's cultural fashion, there are fashion markets with gifts like trajes de gitana, the colourful ruffled flamenco dresses, where designers roll out their designs for the many local fairs during spring and summer months. Francos and Puente y Pellon are the most famous streaks to buy souvenirs such as hand-embroidered shawls, accessories and shoes. Apart from the shopping scene, Seville is home to tapas, the city's hallmark dining dish that should not be missed. Another added benefit of living in Seville is you can buy a starter, main course, dessert, bread and a drink for a reasonable price. Many up-and-coming gastro bars throughout the city offer a spin on traditional dishes that are gaining popularity. Coming towards the nightlife in Seville, the town constantly appears among the top places to party in Spain. So get your best shoes on and flamenco dance your way throughout the night.

Tourist Attractions In Seville

Seville, located in Spain, has an excellent assortment of tourist attractions and world heritage sites that make it worth a visit. The city, known for its art galleries, museums and Cathedrals, is a treat to the eyes. Some of the tourist attractions close to student accommodation in Seville are listed below:

Royal Alcazar
Alcazar of Seville
Seville Cathedral and La Giralda
Plaza de Espana
Plaza de Toros
Santa Cruz district and Historical centre
Torre del Oro
Park' Maria Luisa'
Casa de Pilatos

Top Universities In Seville

The city of Seville is home to several world-famous universities and colleges. Numerous students worldwide choose these further educational institutions to receive a complete education. Here's a list of the top universities in Seville:

University of Seville
Pablo Olavide Univrsity
UNIA
University of Extremadura
UGR Granada
University of Cadiz
University of Malaga
University of Cordoba
University of Jaen

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