Located at Verney St, Exeter, EX1 2AW, Verney Street Studios Exeter offers a range of modern student accommodations ideally situated for those studying in the city. Known for its contemporary design and popularity among students, this Exeter student accommodation features various studio room types catering to a range of preferences and budgets. It's conveniently positioned near Exeter College and the University of Exeter, making it an exceptional choice for students looking for easy access to their campuses.
The city of Exeter, known for its rich history and vibrant student community, is an excellent backdrop for the Verney Street Studios Exeter student accommodation. This picturesque city is not only ranked as one of the top places for education in the UK but also boasts a diverse cultural scene. Home to a significant student population, Exeter provides a blend of medieval charm and modern dynamism. Exeter is a vibrant and dynamic city with a thriving cultural scene. Its compact city center is filled with charming streets lined with boutique shops, cafes, and restaurants, making it a delightful place to explore on foot. The city also hosts a variety of festivals and events throughout the year, celebrating everything from music and arts to food and literature. Exeter's natural beauty is another of its standout features, with the nearby Dartmoor National Park offering breathtaking landscapes and outdoor recreational opportunities. From hiking and cycling to wildlife spotting and picnicking. From the historic Exeter Cathedral to the bustling quayside, the city offers numerous attractions for students to explore. Additionally, managed by Oliverrayns/Project Students, Verney Street Studios Exeter ensures a comfortable and convenient living experience, surrounded by the best that Exeter has to offer – all making it a top choice for students in pursuit of a fulfilling university life. Utilities like electricity, water, WiFi, heating are rent-inclusive.
Designed to elevate the student living experience, Verney Street Studios Exeter offers an oversupply of amenities tailored to meet the needs of modern student life. Room Types at Verney Street Studios Exeter range from the cosy and contemporary Gold Studio, Platinum Studio, Silver Studio, Bronze Studio, and Gold Plus Studio. Each studio is fully furnished with a comfortable double bed and a lockable bedroom, a washing machine and a tumble dryer for extra convenience. A fridge and freezer to store food and drinks, a microwave and oven to heat food and a super-fast Wi-Fi.
The common amenities reflect the needs of a dynamic student lifestyle. Located conveniently close to the city centre and major bus routes, Verney Street Studios Exeter provides easy access to all that the vibrant city has to offer. Modern facilities include spacious communal areas and a welcoming courtyard, perfect for socialising and relaxing with fellow residents. Stay entertained with a communal TV lounge and keep active with access to the on-site gym. For added peace of mind and safety with CCTV surveillance and 24-hour call-out security services, ensure a secure and comfortable living environment for all our residents. Embrace a blend of independence and community living at Verney Street Studios Exeter, and make your university years unforgettable.
Situated in the heart of Exeter, Verney Street Studios Exeter offers an unrivalled living experience for university-goers. Its convenient proximity to academia and urban delights allows students to integrate seamlessly into their academic and social lives. Exeter College and the prestigious University of Exeter are a few minutes away.
The area around Verney Street Studios Exeter brims with cultural hotspots and lifestyle amenities. Students can revel in the culinary delights at local favourites like iNoodle for some yummy sippy noodles and rice and Dahhans Café & Food, perfect for cosy dinners or a quick, delicious bite. Caffeine lovers will appreciate the proximity to Twisters Café and The Undergrad, both offering a perfect environment for study or relaxation. Weekend grocery runs are a breeze, with 168 Oriental Supermarket and Tesco Express nearby, stocking all the essentials and more. Should any medical needs arise, the Heavitree Hospital is mere moments away, ensuring students have quick access to medical services. For leisure and recreation, the lush green spaces of Bury Meadow Park and Northernhay Gardens provide a serene escape from the bustle of city life. Meanwhile, history buffs can explore the rich heritage of the region at Exeter Cathedral and Exeter's Underground Passages. The vibrant nightlife can be soaked up at Timepiece and Cavern, offering a slice of the city's energetic atmosphere. Verney Street Studios Exeter isn't just student accommodation in Exeter; it's a gateway to the ultimate university lifestyle. It's not just about the state-of-the-art rooms and the sleek, inclusive amenities; it's about being part of an animated, dynamic community where everything you need is just outside your door. Here, the blend of academic pursuits, cultural experiences, and a comfortable, stylish home base come together to create the perfect chapter in your university story.
For students seeking effortless travel around the vibrant city of Exeter, Verney Street Studios Exeter is a prime choice when it comes to connectivity. Navigating the city is a breeze with several public transport stops nearby. Odeon Cinema (Stop 24) and York Road (Stop 33) are the nearest bus stops and Exeter Central is the nearest metro link. Conveniently located, these hubs of movement are your gateway to Exeter's rich academic and social scenes. Living at Verney Street Studios Exeter ensures a quick and easy connection to all the essential destinations.
To reserve a room at Verney Street Studios, you will need to pay a holding deposit which is the equivalent of 1 week’s rent for your chosen room. Once the tenancy signing process is complete your holding deposit will be credited towards the full deposit for your room for the year. Important: The holding deposit could be withheld if any relevant person including any guarantors withdraws from the tenancy, provide materially significant false or misleading information, or fail to sign their tenancy agreement, and/or Deed of Guarantee.
UK Students: They will need you to provide a copy of your passport, University acceptance letter, student ID and if you choose to pay using the installment option, they will need your guarantor passport copy and proof of address. Guarantor proof of address must be dated within 3 months. Non-UK Students: They will need you to provide a copy of your passport, University acceptance letter, student ID and if you choose to pay using the installment option, they will need your guarantor passport copy and proof of address. Guarantor proof of address must be dated within 3 months.
You will be required to pay a deposit of up to 4-weeks rent which is held against any damage to the property, or unpaid dues. They collect the deposit when you sign the tenancy agreement for Verney Street Studios, and it is held and protected in a government-approved tenancy deposit scheme (TDS). When you move out, they will check if you have any money owing and complete a vacation inspection of your room. If there are any outstanding dues or any damage, they will agree an amount that will be deducted from your deposit. Once this is agreed they must return the remainder of your deposit within 10-days according to UK law.
To avoid having any deductions taken from your deposit you must.
Yes, you are entitled to cancel your Verney Street Studios booking, but they will need you to provide evidence of your visa rejection.
Unpaid Rent: If you are late making your rental installment payments, you will also be charged interest of 3% above the rent due date until you make the payment. Please Note: As a gesture of goodwill, this interest charge will not be levied until the rent is more than 14-days in arrears. Variation of Contract (Tenant’s Request): £50 (Inc. VAT) per agreed variation. To cover the costs associated with the preparation and execution of new legal documents. Change of Sharer (Tenant’s Request): If you are sharing a dual occupancy room and want to change the person you share with or are leaving with a replacement tenant to take over the remaining term of the contract, they will charge £50 (Inc. VAT) per replacement tenant, or any reasonable costs incurred if higher. Lost Key(s) or other Security Device(s): Tenants are liable for the cost of replacing any lost keys or other security devices. If the loss results in locks needing to be changed, the actual costs of a locksmith, and new lock, and replacement keys for the tenant, landlord, or any other persons requiring keys will be charged to the tenant. There will also be a charge of £15 per hour (inc. VAT) for the time taken to administrate replacing lost key(s) or other security device(s).
A guarantor is someone who agrees to be responsible for your rent and your other legal obligations within a tenancy agreement. So, for example, if you damage the property or don’t pay your rent, your guarantor may have to pay anything you owe. You can discover everything you need to know about this.
In an emergency where there is a threat to life such as a fire, please call the UK Emergency Services. If you discover a major fault that means you are unable to access or safely live in your home such as a flood or electrical fault, please call them immediately on the number provided in your room and on notices around the entrance areas of your property. If you discover a maintenance issue that does not require their immediate attention such as a leaking tap or minor damage, please report it on their and they will arrange the necessary maintenance professional to attend with 48 hours.
To pay your rent for Verney Street Studios you will need to visit your student portal, here you can pay via BACS, direct debit, or card payment. Rent is paid in line with your tenancy agreement, for example, if you have a UK guarantor and have selected installments you pay on the portal each term.
They will be in communication with you ahead of your arrival, the moving-in process is simple, once your 1st rent instalment is paid and documents are completed, they will arrange your check-in date. They will meet you and issue all the necessary information you will need. If you are arriving outside of office hours, arrival arrangements must be made in advance.
They will remind you of your contract end date as it approaches. You should leave your room/ flat at Verney Street Studios clean and tidy and remove any items that you no longer want that were not present upon your check-in. They will share information on the steps they will need you to take, they will also complete an inspection at after you have left. Your keys can be returned to a member of the team or using the mailbox which you will find in the communal areas of the building you are living in.
During this period, they are focused on getting the rooms ready for the September intake of students. If you wanted to stay in the same room at Verney Street Studios over the summer period, please let them know so that they can check availability for you.
They will send out a series of welcome communications to their incoming student residents prior to their move-in date so that they will have plenty of time to prepare for the move. This includes welcome emails and their Welcome Handbook, which provide comprehensive information about the move-in day, the residence, and the community in detail.
If you are traveling with your loved one on move-in day, they will inform you in advance whether there’s a drop-off bay at the residence for you to unload their belongings. If there isn’t a drop-off bay available, they will send you the location of the nearest car park. It’s important that a move-in slot is reserved with them in advance so that they can make sure there are people available to help direct you on the day. Look out for their communications about this in the weeks prior to the move-in date.
They understand that sometimes students will need to arrive outside of arrival hours. They ask for the student to contact them at the earliest possible opportunity with their planned arrival time so they can provide all the necessary information and ensure that they have everything ready for their smooth arrival. Please note that they need to prepare access and ensure that they have received all relevant documentation, deposit, and first installment of rent before it is possible to move in. If they do not know when you are arriving or have the necessary documentation and payment in place, they cannot guarantee a smooth and hassle-free out-of-hours move-in experience.
They’re proud that many international students choose Property and they have over six years of experience in supporting students as they transition into and through their university career in the UK. Their dedicated International Students page provides information specific to international students including details of visas, rental guarantors, and UK bank accounts.
A guarantor is someone who agrees to be responsible for your rent and your other legal obligations in a tenancy agreement. So, for example, if you damage the property or don’t pay your rent, your guarantor may have to pay anything you owe.
A resident and ordinary resident of the United Kingdom being Northern Ireland, Wales, Scotland, and England. Please note that people living in Crown dependency and overseas territories do not qualify as being UK residents. A resident and ordinary resident is someone who has resided within the UK for more than three years and is recognised as a resident and/or ordinary resident for tax purposes with the government department called HM Revenue and Customs. The guarantor must have a fixed abode and proof of address (less than three months old), as well as a photo ID. The guarantor must also be in full-time employment or able to provide evidence that they can support the tenant should the tenant get into financial difficulty. Copies of the last 3 months’ payslips and/or a recent bank statement showing available funds must be provided.
You only need a guarantor if you do not pay your full rent in advance. There are two payment options available at Property – full Payment or by installment. If you are paying for the full year ahead, you do not need to provide them with a UK guarantor. If you choose the installment option, they will ask you to provide them with a qualified UK guarantor, which is a common practice in the UK. This provides them with the security and knowledge that the rent will be paid in full even if you find yourself unable to pay for whatever reason.
Housing Hand works in partnership with Property as your UK rental guarantor. Property requires all students paying their rent in instalments to have a qualified UK guarantor.
Housing Hand charges a one-off fee of 80% of a month’s rent. Up to 45% of this is returned to you at the end of your tenancy (first year 15%, second year 30% and third year 45%), subject to the length of your tenancy. Terms and conditions apply.
Housing Hand require that you provide the following documentation to be eligible for The Guarantor Service: FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: You will need a copy of your passport and a university acceptance letter (or student card). You will also need a co-signer who will sign the agreement with Housing Hand. This is normally a parent or guardian. The co-signer will need to provide a copy of their passport and proof of address. FOR UK STUDENTS: You will need a copy of your passport or driving license, and a university acceptance letter (or student card). You will also need a co-signer who will sign the agreement with Housing Hand. This is normally a parent or guardian. The co-signer will need to provide a copy of their ID and proof of address.
For international students: You will need a copy of your passport and a university acceptance letter (or student card). You will also need a co-signer who will sign the agreement with Housing Hand. This is normally a parent or guardian. The co-signer will need to provide a copy of their passport and proof of address. For uk students: You will need a copy of your passport or driving license, and a university acceptance letter (or student card). You will also need a co-signer who will sign the agreement with Housing Hand. This is normally a parent or guardian. The co-signer will need to provide a copy of their ID and proof of address.
Each property has different services available with some including room and communal cleaning. Check out the individual page on your selected property, here you will find information on who cleans which areas. It is important to note that they mostly promote independent living therefore clean communal areas only in most properties.
Many of the Verney Street Studios residences have rooms that are suitable for dual occupancy. You can discover where this is available on the residence and room pages. If you are taking a dual occupancy, then both occupants must be full-time students attending a UK educational Institution.
Yes, you can book your accommodation with your friends as a group. This is always popular and is subject to availability, they recommend you secure your preferred rooms or flat as early as possible to avoid disappointment. To reserve rooms next to each other or in a shared flat, they will need all your friends’ details including full name, contact details and university I.D.To make a group booking please call them.
Yes. It is your home, so you are allowed to have guests to visit you. They allow a maximum stay of 3 days with no additional charge. Visitor stays longer than 3 days are not allowed, sorry. Please remember that you are sharing your home with other students, and so whilst visitors are welcome, you will be responsible for ensuring they do not disturb any other residents or neighbours. You also take full financial responsibility if they cause any damage.
Facilities and features can vary from property to property, you can find out more on the residence and room pages. Typically, you are provided with a bed, a study desk and a chair, bookshelves, a wardrobe, and plenty of storage. Bedding is not provided, so please bring a sheet to cover your mattress, a pillow and duvet.
If you are experiencing difficulties living with your flatmates, first they can help you to discuss the challenges and find a way forward that is suitable for everybody. Most of the time, this is very effective.If you continue to have trouble with your flatmates get in touch and they can discuss what options are available to you.
Smoking is prohibited throughout all their residences including in your own room and in all common and shared spaces. If you wish to smoke, please do so outside of the residence.
Their office hours are between 8:45am – 5:00pm Monday-Friday and 9:00am-2pm on Saturdays.
Out-of-office hours are supported by their 24/7 emergency number.
Your big appliances are provided so there’s no need for a mini fridge! Hair styling electricals are allowed of course They do ask that you do not bring rice cookers or deep fat fryers for health and safety reasons.
Exeter is an exciting city for students due to the high-quality education it offers. It’s home to many students who attend top schools, such as the University of Exeter and Exeter College. Exeter has many students, so the need for housing is high. On-campus accommodation usually fills up fast. Off-campus apartments in Exeter are a popular choice for students who prefer their independence. Whether you’re looking for private rooms, shared apartments, ensuite, non-ensuite, or studios, there’s something to match every budget and lifestyle.
For easy booking, amber is your best choice for England student accommodation. It has verified listings, simple search filters, and personalised help. They are close to major universities and popular spots for students. Amber offers flexible leases, 24/7 support, and an easy booking process. This makes finding student accommodation in Exeter simple and hassle-free. Top properties in Exeter include Walnut Gardens and Vita Student Portland House. These Exeter student accommodations offer the ease of being close to the city's academic and cultural hubs.
Exeter is a lively city in the United Kingdom. It is known for its lively community, economic opportunities, and cultural diversity. It is home to over 130,000 residents. It is also a part of the Exeter metropolitan area, which has a population exceeding 480,000. The city boasts a 78% employment rate. It has industries such as education, healthcare, tourism, and technology, which play a major role in its economy. Exeter is also home to several higher education institutions, making it a key destination for students.
With a safety index of 76, Exeter has a secure and welcoming atmosphere for residents. The city attracts over 300,000 visitors per year. Tourists visit attractions like the Exeter Cathedral, Royal Albert Memorial Museum, and the Exeter Quayside. Its public transportation system ensures connectivity to Plymouth, Bristol, and other nearby cities. All these factors make Exeter an ideal place to study. Students can also refer to the Exeter city guide to know more about the city!
When students move to a new city, they think about a few important factors. These include affordability, location, and proximity to universities. To make your search easier, we have put together a list of the best student accommodations in Exeter. These places offer modern amenities and are close to top universities, like the University of Exeter and Exeter College. Student accommodation in Exeter typically includes on-site gyms, study lounges, communal spaces, and high-speed internet that make life convenient for students.
1. Blockyard Apartments
2. Verney Street Studios
3. Exeter Elm
4. The Leat Apartments
5. Atlas House
As a student, living away from home comes with its share of perks and challenges, with budgeting being a top priority. Finding affordable student housing in Exeter is key to a happy student life. Exeter has many affordable choices for students. You can find budget-friendly en-suite rooms, shared apartments, or private studios. These options meet financial needs while ensuring quality. Here’s a list of affordable student housing in Exeter.
1. New North Road
2. Exeter One
3. Northernhay House
4. The Printworks
5. The City Arcade
Exeter is a great city for students. It has many neighborhoods that fit different lifestyles and budgets. You can find many great places to stay in Exeter. Whether you want a lively social scene, a quiet neighborhood, or easy access to the universities, there are options for every student. 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. The area is great for riverside cafes and outdoor fun. Northernhay House is one of the top student accommodations in the area.
2. Heavitree - This area in Exeter combines affordability with a lively 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 cosy options like INTO Exeter University accommodations for students.
3. Exwick - Exwick lies by the River Exe. It provides a calm spot for students seeking affordable and quality housing. The area near Exwick Playing Fields is perfect for unwinding or enjoying outdoor activities. The Leat Apartments offer affordable student housing in the area.
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. Vita Student Portland House is one of the top accommodations for students in the area.
5. Stoke Hill - The neighbourhood offers stunning city views and a peaceful environment while being a short distance from Exeter’s main attractions. It’s near Stoke Hill Crescent, a quiet place for study breaks. Northernhay House in the neighbourhood offers quality accommodation for students.
Exeter has a variety of student housing choices. These options fit different lifestyles, budgets, and preferences. Amber offers fully furnished, high-quality rooms. Whether you need a quiet place to study or a social space to meet new people, we have what you need. Here’s a breakdown of the room types available:
1. Ensuite Rooms - Ensuite rooms are a great choice if you want the perfect mix of privacy and community. You get your own fully furnished bedroom with a private bathroom, while still sharing a kitchen and common areas with flatmates. It’s ideal for those who enjoy having their own space but don’t want to miss out on the social aspect of student life.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms - Non-ensuite rooms offer a cost-effective choice. You can enjoy a private bedroom and share the bathroom. This setup is great for students seeking an affordable and social living experience. Shared spaces allow you to meet new people and create strong friendships.
3. Shared Apartments
Shared Exeter student apartments have private bedrooms for each person. They also include common areas like the kitchen, bathroom, and living room that roommates share. This layout of student accommodation in Exeter is ideal for those who want a mix of personal space in their bedrooms and shared social areas.
4. Private Rooms
Many Exeter student accommodations offer private rooms. These spaces usually include a bed, a study desk, and sometimes a private bathroom. They provide the privacy of a bedroom. Plus, they allow access to shared spaces. This makes them a great option for students who want both independence and community.
5. Studios - If you’re all about independence, a studio apartment might be your ideal home. These fully self-contained spaces feature a private bedroom, bathroom, and compact kitchen, offering maximum privacy. They’re a top pick for students who prefer a complete living setup and are often found in premium Exeter student properties.
6. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments - A one-bedroom apartment in Exeter features one or two separate bedrooms and includes a shared kitchen, bathroom, and often a living room. Furnished with essential amenities, these offer a semi-private environment with dedicated bedroom space.
Knowing the cost of living in Exeter is key for students. It helps them plan their finances in this beautiful city. Exeter offers a lovely mix of history and modern life. However, this attractive blend affects the cost of living. On average, students can expect a cumulative monthly cost of living ranging from £900 to £2,500 in Exeter. This figure shows not only the cost of private student accommodation in Exeter but also daily expenses. Here are the various costs that students have to incur while living in Exeter:
1. Rent: £600-£1,900 per month
2. Groceries: £80–£120 per month
3. Transportation: £30–£50 per month
4. Utilities: £40–£60 per month
5. Internet: £20–£30 per month
6. Leisure and social activities: £50–£100 per month
For student travel in Exeter, affordability and accessibility are key factors. The city's many transport options help students get around easily. The convenient modes of transportation ensure that students reach their universities with ease. Here's a look at public transport options near Exeter student housing, designed for students.
1. Buses: The bus network in Exeter offers extensive routes that cover the city and its surrounding areas. Students can use the Stagecoach South West buses. They offer frequent trips to important places all day. The fare for a single journey starts at about £2.00. However, travel cards like the UniRider bus pass provide termly or annual options. These can save money, especially for students who commute often.
2. Trains: Exeter's railway stations, like Exeter St Davids and Exeter Central, are your gateways to long journeys. A train journey starts at just £3.50. The cost also depends on distance and when you book. If you have a 16-25 Railcard, you can save up to one-third on fares.
3. Cycling: Exeter is bike-friendly. It has many cycle lanes and bike storage options near student housing. Cycling is a free and healthy way to get around. It’s perfect for short trips or a peaceful ride through the historic city.
Exeter offers an exceptional student lifestyle, blending academic excellence with lively city living. The city buzzes with student energy and innovation, thanks to schools like the University of Exeter. Students who love a lively social scene can visit popular spots like Gandy Street, known for its cafés, pubs, and bars that welcome students. Exeter Quayside boosts the city’s creative vibe. It’s famous for its riverside charm, unique shops, and laid-back feel. Affordable living and a strong community also help in creating a balanced student life here. Plus, green spaces like Northernhay Gardens and Rougemont Gardens add to this experience.
In terms of tourism, Exeter is packed with iconic landmarks and cultural treasures. History buffs can check out Exeter Cathedral. It’s one of the oldest and most beautiful cathedrals in England. Art lovers will enjoy the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and the Exeter Phoenix. The historic Quayside, with its cobbled streets and heritage trails, offers a perfect blend of history and scenic beauty. For panoramic city views, Exeter Castle is a must-visit for visitors. Students and visitors can enjoy day trips to nearby coastal spots like Exmouth. They can also explore Dartmoor National Park, famous for its rugged beauty. These factors help Exeter offer a rich blend of academics and culture.
Exeter is home to some of the top universities in the world, attracting students from across the globe. With a strong academic background and lively student life, the city is perfect for anyone wanting to pursue higher education. It offers a mix of history, culture, and academic success. Here are the top universities in Exeter. Students can look forward to a world-class education and a lively student community in their Exeter Uni housing nearby.
1. University of Exeter - The University of Exeter is one of the top universities in the UK. It is known for strong research programs and a wide range of academic options. This prestigious institution is in the heart of Exeter. It offers a wide range of subjects, including humanities, sciences, and business. Students looking for private accommodation at Exeter University can check out great places like New North Road.
2. Exeter College - Exeter College is another well-known institution in the city. It boasts great facilities and has a strong reputation in further education. It offers many A-levels and vocational courses. Many students choose off-campus housing near Exeter College, since it makes commuting convenient for them. There are several options for student rooms nearby, like Collegiate Bonhay House and Walnut Gardens.