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SPC 41013, Sevilla

Name: SPC 41013, Sevilla
Address: 41013, Seville, Andalusia, 41013, ES
Telephone: +918035735724
Price range: €530/week - €639/week

41013, Seville, 41013, Spain

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€530

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3.1 mi from City Center

( 15m. 42m. 1h 9m)

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About the Property

This property is located in Barriada de Bami, a lively neighbourhood just 5 minutes from Parque de María Luisa and close to several university campuses, including Reina Mercedes and Ramón y Cajal. Other universities such as EUSA, Loyola, UPO, CEADE, and ESIC are easily reachable by foot, bike, or public transport. The area offers a range of shops, supermarkets, cafés, sports facilities, and a vibrant student atmosphere.

The building provides a comfortable and well-maintained environment for students. Tenants enjoy a range of amenities, including a swimming pool, garden area, gym, TV and study rooms, laundry facilities, and parking for cars, bikes, and scooters. High-speed internet is included, and a housing manager is available to address any maintenance or service needs.

Optional services include daily meals prepared from fresh ingredients and additional cleaning options. Communal areas are cleaned regularly, and maintenance is handled promptly.

The rental price varies depending on the duration of stay, with special rates for longer contracts. Flexible contracts are available, but reservations from September onwards require a minimum stay of 10 months. This property offers a safe, convenient, and supportive environment, allowing students to focus on their studies while enjoying a comfortable and independent lifestyle.

Room Types (2)

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3B (1)

1B (1)

An apartment with three bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and bathroom

#101642: Room in 3 Bedroom 1 Bathroom (Calle Bami)

Starting From:€530/month

Private Room

Shared Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

An apartment with one bedroom, living room, kitchen, and bathroom

#79876: Room in 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom (Avenida De La Palmera)

Starting From:€639/month

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Private Kitchen

Amenities

Common Amenities

Wi-Fi

Canteen

Lift

Garden

Property Rules

Accepts Both Genders

Smokers Not Allowed

Pets Not Allowed

Payment Policies (4)

Security Deposit
This property requires security deposit.
Pay In Instalment
This property offers 12 flexible instalment plans.
Additional Fees
Additional fees applicable.

Security Deposit

Sd: Security Deposit (returned at checkout; to be paid to the landlord during signing)

Pay In Instalment

Rent needs to be paid monthly, in advance.

Guarantor Requirement

To book an accommodation no guarantor is required.

Additional Fees

Sc: Service Charge (to be paid during application along with first month rent) Coc: Contract Opening Cost + I.V.A.(if applicable) (to be paid to the landlord during signing, wherever applicable) Ccc: Contract Closing Cost (To be paid to the landlord at check-out) Utility Fee: Already included in rent (paid monthly)

Cancellation Policies (2)

Early termination by students
Termination of the tenancy contract before the end date is allowed.
Cooling Off Period
This property does not offer cooling-off period.

Cooling Off Period

The property does not offer any cooling-off period. Once the booking is confirmed, there is no refund in case of cancellation from the tenant's side.

Early termination by students

<ul> <li>If you cancel your reservation or leave the apartment early, you'll lose your deposit unless you find someone to replace you in the room.</li> <li>If there is an excess in the amount set for consumption expenses, the tenant is responsible for covering the difference.</li> </ul>

Frequently Asked Questions

Who will I share the property with?

None in the case of renting out an internal flat. In the case of renting out a room: unfortunately, due to GDPR requirements they are unable to share specific information about the other tenants in the property. In order to get a better idea of the other tenants in the property, they recommend that you consult their customer care team who will be able to provide you with general information on the tenants present: "e.g. mixed gender students aged between 20 and 27 years".

What are the booking costs?

Property charges a service fee which is proportional to the cost of the fee for the number of months booked. In addition to the booking costs, you can add specific costs for the registration of the contract, cleaning and sanitation. You can check for these additional costs in the ad description.

Do I have to pay a deposit?

When booking, the amounts to be paid are: one month's rent (which will be paid into the properties' landlord 48h after check in) + property commission. Once this amount is paid, the property will be reserved.

What is the monthly cost of utilities?

This information can be found in the Prices and availability section of each listing. For some listings utilities are included in the rental price for others they are excluded. For some properties utilities are included but up to a maximum monthly cap, this information will be present in the listing description or can be requested from their customer service team (e.g. utilities included up to a maximum of €150/month).

What if there is any Changes to my dates?

If during your tenancy you need to change your plans and move out early or extend your tenancy, they will be here to help you, simply contact their customer care team. Please note that property is not part of the tenancy agreement with your landlord, so you will need to inform both property and your landlord of your decision. Some rental agreements have early departure clauses, so they recommend that you check these in advance of your application. If you wish to stay in the property after your rental agreement has expired, you will need to enter a new booking request online, as this will be considered as a new rental. They recommend that you do this quickly to avoid losing your rental property.

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What are the house rules?

Each property listing includes a set of house rules that are non-negotiable and set by the landlord.
- Smoking Allowed: Indicates whether or not smoking is permitted on the property. It is highly recommended that you follow this rule, otherwise you risk losing the security deposit.
- Pets Allowed: This will indicate if the landlord will allow pets to enter the property, it is recommended that you add information about your pet in the notes to your booking request so that the landlord is informed in advance.
- Overnight Guests: Most owners do not allow guests to stay in shared properties, so please check if this is allowed or if the landlord will charge a supplement.
- Couples allowed: Room owners do not allow couples inside the room.

Is there any extra booking costs which needs to be paid?

As they work with both property managers and private owners, you may find administration fees in some listings. These are fees that are charged by property managers to cover administrative costs, including, but not limited to, contract registration, inventory checks, reference checks, cleaning and sanitation costs. If your listing contains an administrative fee, you will find information about this in the Pricing and Availability section of the listing. These costs are NOT included in the property commission and will be payable directly to the landlord after the booking.

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Student Accommodations in Seville

Seville Student Accommodation

Seville is a city where student life blends tradition, creativity, and everyday practicality. Lectures unfold in historic campuses, afternoons stretch through shaded plazas, and evenings revolve around shared meals and neighbourhood streets. This balance of academic depth, affordability, and lifestyle is why Seville Student accommodation remains a strong choice for both international and domestic students.

Students searching for Seville student housing often use amber to compare verified listings, check included utilities, and secure accommodation before arrival. Seville is frequently considered alongside other major Spanish cities when students explore the best places to live in Spain, especially for those seeking culture without overwhelming costs. Well-located options such as Nido El Porvenir and Micampus Rector Estanislao Del Campo are popular due to strong transport links and proximity to campuses. Most Student homes Seville are fully furnished and include WiFi, air conditioning, study areas, and shared social spaces, allowing students to settle smoothly into city life.

About Seville

Seville is the capital of Andalusia in southern Spain, with a population of over 680,000 residents and a large, diverse student community. The city is home to major institutions, including the University of Seville (Universidad de Sevilla), Pablo de Olavide University, and Loyola University Andalusia, making it one of the most academically active cities in the region. Seville is known for its stunning architecture, flamenco culture, and lively tapas bars. Campuses, student residences, and residential neighbourhoods are well integrated with the city centre. Seville's healthcare system is efficient, providing services ranging from general checkups to mental health support.

From a student perspective, Seville performs strongly across key indicators. The city records a walkability score of around 8, a safety index close to 72, and an employment rate of approximately 70%, supporting part-time work in retail, hospitality, and tutoring. The student happiness index is estimated at 7.5, driven by climate, social culture, and affordability. Monthly student expenses typically range between €700 and €1,000, often compared with national benchmarks when reviewing the cost of living in Spain.

Affordable Student Apartments in Seville

Affordable student accommodation in Seville generally includes shared flats, private student residences, and purpose-built housing near university zones. These options usually offer furnished rooms, WiFi, air conditioning, shared kitchens, and basic utilities, helping students manage budgets without sacrificing comfort.

1. SPC 41009 – From €355 per month
2. SPC 41010 – From €380 per month
3. SPC 41003 – From €485 per month
4. Micampus UPO – From €517 per month
5. SPC 41013 – From €530 per month

These are commonly chosen as Student dorms Seville, particularly by students attending nearby campuses.

Best Student Apartments in Seville

Premium student apartments for rent in Seville are designed for students who prioritise privacy, amenities, and long-term comfort. These properties often include private bathrooms, gyms, study rooms, swimming pools, and enhanced security. Many residences provide weekly cleaning services and changes of bed linen and towels. Student residences in Seville also offer dedicated study areas for residents.

1. Palm Studios – From €915 per month
2. Yugo Cartuja – From €875 per month
3. Yugo Bermejales – From €854 per month
4. Micampus Armendáriz – From €819 per month
5. Sevilla Carande – From €665 per month

These options represent the higher end of Student apartments Seville, often preferred by postgraduate and international students.

Best Areas to Live in Seville for Students

Seville offers a variety of neighbourhoods suited to different student lifestyles, from campus-focused zones to lively central districts. Rental prices vary by proximity to universities and transport links. The city has a compact layout and walkable city center, making it easy to discover local cafes and historical landmarks.

1. El Porvenir: El Porvenir is a quiet, residential area close to Parque de María Luisa and several faculties of the University of Seville. It is well-connected and popular with international students, with average rent ranging from €450 to €650 per month.

2. Reina Mercedes / Los Bermejales: This area is known for its proximity to science and engineering faculties and a calm student environment. It offers good value housing, with average student rent between €400 and €600 per month.

3. Nervión: Nervión is a modern, commercial district with strong metro connections and shopping centres. It attracts students who want convenience and transport access, with rents typically ranging from €500 to €750 per month.

4. Cartuja: Cartuja hosts several university buildings and student residences, making it practical for daily commuting. Rent here usually falls between €420 and €650 per month.

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Room Types Available in Seville

Student accommodation Seville offers a variety of room types to suit different budgets and lifestyles.
1. En-suite Rooms: These rooms include a private bathroom and shared kitchen access, offering privacy with a social living setup.
2. Non En-suite Rooms: More affordable options with shared bathrooms, commonly found in Student halls Seville and shared flats.
3. Studios: Fully self-contained units with private kitchen and bathroom, ideal for independent living. Studio apartments in Seville typically range from €500 to €800 per month.
4. Shared Apartments: Students share kitchens and living areas, reducing costs and encouraging social interaction.
5. Private Apartments: Entire apartments offering maximum independence, usually chosen by postgraduates or long-stay students.

Cost of Living in Seville

Seville offers a balanced and student-friendly cost structure compared to other major Spanish cities. Lower rent options, affordable food, and subsidised transport make it possible for students to manage expenses without constant financial pressure. Many students assess their monthly budgets using figures commonly referenced when comparing the cost of living in spain, where Seville consistently ranks as a more affordable option.
1. Accommodation: €350-€900 per month
2. Food: €170-€260 per month
3. Groceries: €140-€210 per month
4. Transportation: €20-€45 per month
5. Utilities: €60-€100 per month
6. Internet & TV: €25-€40 per month
7. Leisure & social activities: €70-€150 per month
8. Miscellaneous: €50-€120 per month

Student Travel in Seville

Seville’s transport system is compact, reliable, and student-friendly, making daily commuting simple.

1. Bus: The city’s bus network connects campuses, residential zones, and the city centre efficiently. Single tickets cost around €1.40, while student travel cards significantly reduce monthly costs.

2. Metro: The metro is useful for longer routes, especially towards suburban campuses. Public transport in Seville offers discounted student passes, with a student metro card costing around €20 per month.

3. Walking: Many students walk daily due to Seville’s compact layout and flat terrain. Walking remains free, reliable, and often faster than public transport. The city has a compact layout and walkable city center, making it easy to discover local cafes and historical landmarks.

4. Train: Regional and national trains operate from Santa Justa station, connecting Seville to major cities. Youth and student discounts reduce fares by 20-40% on selected routes.

Student Life in Seville

Student life in Seville is social, expressive, and deeply cultural. The atmosphere is shaped by organisations such as the University of Seville Student Council, Erasmus Student Network Seville, and faculty-level societies that organise academic events, cultural exchanges, and city-wide activities. The city hosts major festivals such as Holy Week and the Feria de Abril, which are famous for their vibrant celebrations.

Students dine at Abantal and El Rinconcillo, gather at La Carbonería and Pub Alameda, and enjoy nightlife at Antique Theatro and Sala Malandar. Cafés like La Cacharrería and Café Piola are popular for study breaks. Green spaces such as Parque de María Luisa and Parque del Alamillo offer downtime, while academic work happens at Biblioteca Pública Infanta Elena and Biblioteca Rector Machado y Núñez. Shopping takes place at Nervión Plaza and Torre Sevilla, performances are hosted at Teatro de la Maestranza and Teatro Lope de Vega, and cultural landmarks include Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla and the Archivo de Indias. Students also explore iconic attractions featured among the things to do in Seville.

Top Universities in Seville for International Students

Seville’s academic ecosystem continues to drive demand for Seville student housing, particularly among international students.

1. University of Seville (Universidad de Sevilla): The University of Seville enrolls over 70,000 students and is known for engineering, architecture, humanities, law, and sciences. Average semester fees range from €1,000 to €2,500 depending on residency status.

2. Pablo de Olavide University: With around 12,000 students, this university specialises in social sciences, business, law, and biotechnology. Semester fees typically range from €1,000 to €2,500.

3. Loyola University Andalusia: A private institution with a strong international focus, Loyola offers programmes in business, psychology, international relations, and communication. The semester fees generally range from €4,000 to €7,000.

Seville’s academic range, lifestyle appeal, and affordability ensure steady demand for student housing Seville across all study levels.

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