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Oxygène Residence, Lyon
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About the Property
Oxygène Residence, Lyon is a modern, purpose-built housing option located at 3, Rue Bechevelin, Lyon, 69007, France. Designed for independent student living, Oxygène Residence offers contemporary studio apartments within a secure and well-connected neighbourhood. This thoughtfully planned Oxygène Residence student accommodation is well-suited for students who value privacy, comfort, and easy access to academic hubs.
Oxygène Residence accommodation for students benefits from a strong academic location. The closest university is Université Lumière Lyon 2 (Berges du Rhône Campus), situated approximately 0.8 km away. This distance translates to around 4–5 minutes by bike, 10 minutes on foot, or 6 minutes by public transport, making daily commutes simple and efficient. As a result, student accommodation Lyon seekers enjoy reduced travel time and greater flexibility in their daily schedules. Located in Lyon’s 7th arrondissement, the residence sits in a lively student-centric area known for its cafés, riverbanks, and cultural venues. Compared to central tourist-heavy districts, this neighbourhood offers a more relaxed atmosphere while remaining well-connected to the rest of the city.
Pet policy
1. Small pets are generally allowed, but this may vary depending on residence.
2. A security deposit might be required to cover any potential damage caused by pets.
3. Residents are responsible for any damages or disturbances caused by their pets.
4. It is advisable to check with the specific residence manager regarding pet permissions and rules.
Features
Oxygène Residence provides fully self-contained studio apartments designed to support modern student lifestyles. These carefully planned units reflect the functionality and comfort of Oxygène Residence furnished rooms, offering a balance between private living and practical design. Designed as a low-energy building, the residence features unique open-air walkways (coursives) that create a modern, airy feel while promoting environmental respect.
Each Oxygène Residence studio apartment ranges from 16 to 32 square metres and includes a private bathroom and a private kitchen. Room amenities feature a 120 cm bed, an equipped kitchen, and a dedicated desk area, ensuring students have a comfortable setup for both studying and everyday living. To make your move stress-free, every unit comes with a full dishware kit, a linen kit, and a cleaning kit, so you have everything you need from day one.
Residents benefit from inclusive services with bills covered, including cold water, internet access, and a linen kit. A wide range of Oxygène Residence amenities enhances the living experience, such as a reception area, fitness zone, patio, dishware kit, ultra-high-speed Wi-Fi, and a household appliance loan service. These facilities contribute to a convenient and well-supported student lifestyle. The residence offers a safe and well-managed living environment with secure access, surveillance cameras, controlled badge access, and an on-site manager to support students.
Location and What's Hot?
Oxygène Residence is ideally positioned for students who want quick access to essentials, social spaces, and leisure spots. Daily shopping is easy with Carrefour City, Rue de Marseille and Franprix Lyon 7 located nearby. For coffee breaks or casual study sessions, students often visit Café Mokxa, Le Simone, and Ninkasi Guillotière, all popular among Lyon’s student community. Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3 and ENS de Lyon are also within a 10–15 minute commute.
Outdoor spaces such as Parc Blandan and the Rhône riverbanks provide ideal settings for relaxation, jogging, or unwinding between classes. Cultural attractions like La Guillotière district and Musée des Confluences are also easily accessible, adding lifestyle variety to student accommodation Lyon at this residence. Berges du Rhône, located just 300 metres away, are home to lively riverbanks lined with popular péniches (bar boats), which form the heart of Lyon’s student nightlife. Place Bellecour is only one metro stop away, offering direct access to Lyon’s main shopping district and central city attractions.
Commute
Students living at Oxygène Residence accommodation for students benefit from excellent transport connectivity. The nearby Guillotière–Gabriel Péri metro station (Line D) and multiple tram and bus routes allow fast access to universities, city landmarks, and central Lyon. The residence is perfectly placed near the Alsace Lorraine hub (train), providing direct access to Tramway B, the most vital link for students traveling to the main university campus. Guillotière–Gabriel Péri (Line D) metro station is just a 3-minute walk away. Line D is the busiest in Lyon and connects the east and west of the city. There is also a Vélo'v station within 2 minutes of the residence.
Walking and cycling are particularly convenient due to flat routes and short distances to campus. Lyon Part-Dieu railway station is also easily reachable, offering regional and national connections for weekend travel or academic mobility.
Room Types (2)
Studio
Studio
1B
1-Bedroom
Shared Community And Utilities
Fitness And Recreation
Security
Property Services
Outdoor Features
Bills Included
House Rules
Payment and Fees
Student has to pay 1 month's rent (Non-refundable).
A security deposit equivalent to one month’s rent is required at the time of booking.
Rent needs to be paid monthly, in advance. Note: Rent should be paid before 6th of every month.
Rent and fees are generally paid by bank transfer or other standard payment modes, but students should confirm with the management.
The property requires you to have a guarantor. Note: 1. A guarantor must be a financially solvent French tax resident. 2. The guarantor must prove an income approximately three times the rent amount. 3. If a student does not have a guarantor in France, the residence manager or the property team can assist in finding a suitable solution.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it mandatory to have student status to live at the property?
Is shared accommodation possible at the property?
What is an inventory report and what is it for?
Are bed linen and dishes provided in the accommodation?
What documents are required for housing assistance applications?
When applying for housing assistance, you’ll need to provide the following documents:
- A copy of your ID
- Proof of your student status
- Proof of income, or if you have none, a sworn statement confirming you received no income in the previous year
- Your bank account details (RIB) if you want the assistance to be paid directly to you
- Your CAF beneficiary number, if you already have one
Tips: Like many administrative procedures, processing by CAF takes time. They recommend preparing your application as early as possible to start receiving assistance quickly. Note: The first month of your lease is considered a “waiting month” – housing assistance is not granted or paid during this period. Housing assistance is paid in arrears (e.g., assistance for September rent is paid in early October), starting from the 1st day of the month following the date you meet all conditions. Example: If you move in on September 25, you’ll be eligible for assistance starting October 1, paid in early November.
Am I allowed to remove or move furniture in my apartment?
Are pets allowed in the property’s housing, and under what conditions?
Is there a reception team available during the day?
What is the procedure for leaving my apartment?
If you wish to leave your apartment before the end of your lease, you must send your notice respecting the legal notice period (1 month from receipt of the notice):
- By registered mail with acknowledgment of receipt to the address of your residence
- By handing it directly to your residence manager You will then receive confirmation of receipt of your request.
Can I keep my apartment during the summer months?
I'm moving to another city for my studies or internship. Are there benefits if I book another property residence?
How long does it take to get my security deposit back?
Oxygène Residence, Lyon
