Student Accommodations in Polígono Sur, Seville

Poligono Sur Host in Seville which is one of Spain's most populous cities, and finding suitable Poligono Sur student accommodation can be challenging but not impossible. Amber has several affordable Poligono Sur student accommodations that offer great comfort at affordable prices. Seville has the cheapest student residences in Spain. There are some of the best student accommodations near universities such as  UNIA, Pablo de Olavide University Seville, and Universidad Europea de Madrid. There are many comfortable, luxurious and affordable ensuites, studios and shared apartments. Poligono Sur student accommodation costs between £80 and £200 per week including utilities. Students can also choose from university-provided student residences. However, these student residences are expensive and may lack the features and other student benefits offered by private Poligono Sur student accommodation in Seville. Do your homework and find the best student accommodation in Spain. The city has everything from luxury student housing to affordable student housing. All Poligono Sur off-campus student accommodations are designed with student comfort in mind. The city has something for everyone. In this city, student housing is further divided into dormitories, private dormitories and private housing. Yugo Bermejales is one of the most popular student accommodations.

Poligono Sur is a group of working-class neighbourhoods south of the city of Seville (Andalusia, Spain). It includes the districts of Paz y Amistad, Antonio Machado, Martínez Montáñez and Las Letanias.

In the 1940s, Spain's metropolises entered a period of change in form and structure. Continued population growth in the 1960s and 1970s meant that the population of some Andalusian towns tripled.

To combat this, occasional reason-dominated criteria based on land availability were systematically chosen instead of general urban development plans. These complexes are often called neighbourhoods to distinguish them from traditional neighbourhoods and are promoted by Obra Sindical del Hogar and his religious and communal patrons. They are generally of uneven quality. Density was still moderate at the time but represented a morphological change, a transitional element between the traditional grid of closed blocks and constructive discontinuity towards unified architecture.

At this stage, from 1940 to 1950, access to houses was connected directly to the street, with the interior reserved for service areas, in blocks of a certain height laid out in traditional closed blocks. We anticipate growth based on Blocks arranged in this way to formalize the quarters of the block with streets defined by the direction of the façade, somewhat resembling a traditional city.

Many Students choose Seville for Higher education as the city has some of the eBay colleges in Spain. Looking for student accommodations near your preferred university or college is suggested. The Future Nest and Yugo Bermejales are two of the best Poligono Sur student accommodation that amber provides at the rate of €127/week and €534/month respectively. These accommodations are equipped with modern amenities like a gym, cinema, study area and swimming pool and are maintained under weekly cleaning standards. These accommodations are closer to several renowned universities like Pablo de Olavide University SevillaUniversity of SevilleUNIA - University of Seville UNIA (Universidad Internacional de Andalucía)

Poligono Sur Student accommodation includes all bills and does not impose additional bills on students. Amber has eliminated extra charges and expects only rent from students. Single-student living expenses, excluding student accommodation, are around €633 per month. The cost of living in Polingono Sur consists of the list below.

1. Food and beverages: €100 to €230 per month
2. Mobile bills: €20 to €50 per month
3. Dining: €45 to €95 per month
4. Entertainment and leisure: €40 to €90 per month
5. Transportation: €80 to €140 per month
6. Laundry: €20 to €35 per month
7. Stationery and Course books: €25 to €60 per month

Poligono Sur’s public transport is reliable and efficient. You can explore the city by bus, tram, train and metro. Easy access to the city centre and other districts.

Bus

Seville has an excellent bus network. Most buses leave from Plaza de Leon, east of the city centre, or Puerta de Jerez, south of the city centre. Most people use Plaza de Armas as a bus station to travel to other cities in Spain. Local buses depart from Prado de San Sebastian Bus Station. Bus tickets can be purchased from the driver (from €1.30) or at a kiosk. City buses C1, C2, C3 and C4 run in and around the centre.

Taxi

Taxis are one of the most efficient means of transportation. Seville has many taxis available, making it easy to get around the city. Students can use various Uber applications to book taxis to their desired locations.

Bicycle

Another convenient mode of transportation for students is renting a bicycle. The rates he is about 30 euros per day and about 120 euros per week. Bikes are affordable and no driver's license is required here.

Tram

The Metrocentro tram runs about 1.4 km through this historic area of ​​Seville. A tram line runs from Plaza Nueva to Calle Constitución near the Cathedral. The tram stops at Alquibo de Indias, Puerta de Jerez, San Sebastian and San Bernardo.

Metro

Seville has a metro line with 22 stations, and he has 3 more stations under construction. The main purpose of this line is to connect large areas and suburbs. A one-way fare is approximately €1.35.

Bicycle

A network of self-service bike rental stations is spread throughout the city as Servi-Bikes. To use this service, a student has to download an app called 'Service' and he has to pay €10 for his use of this service for a week.