Student Accommodation in Exeter

Several factors decide the rent of student apartments in Exeter, including the type of accommodation you book. The various facilities and amenities provided by the accommodation and the room’s configuration all factor into the price for accommodation in Exeter. Private student accommodation in Exeter usually costs between £136 to £280 per week.

You can make rent payments online using your credit or debit card via your Collegiate Portal account or by bank transfer. Contact your accommodation management team if you’d like to pay by bank transfer.

On average, UK students spend £37 per month on bills. However, when you book Collegiate student accommodation in Exeter, all bills are included with your room (Electricity, Gas, Water & Broadband) as well as access to the on-site laundry room and a regular schedule of social events. In addition, some Collegiate residences in Exeter also feature exclusive on-site facilities such as a private dining room, cosy cinema, gym, residents’ lounge and games area, study rooms and a karaoke room!

The town centre, with its vast array of shops, bars and clubs. For those seeking a more tranquil spot, Exeter’s quayside is just a short walk from the city centre, with stunning walks and scenery with a more relaxed vibe of cafes, bars, galleries and water sports. Check out our Exeter city guides here.

Yes, most accommodation providers including Collegiate will provide tours of the apartments – either via video or in-person (government guidelines allowing).

King Edward Studios, Cowley Bridge Road
Only a 7-minute walk from the University of Exeter and a 15-minute walk away from the vibrant city centre, where you can find a variety of bars, pubs and restaurants to relax in.

Room types available:

> En-suite studios

Bonhay House, Bonhay Road
Just a stone’s throw away from the University of Exeter and the city centre itself, allowing you to easily access the best bars and discover lots of new opportunities right on your doorstep.

Room types available:

> En-suite rooms with single bed

> En-suite private studios with double bed

The Neighbourhood, Mary Arches Street
Everything you need, all safely under one roof. From big beautiful bedrooms and mega-fast broadband to a wealth of social and study spaces. As well as an on-site concierge to a fully loaded gym and exclusive residents events. You’ll be in the heart of Exeter and within easy reach of the university, railway station and the rest of the city.

Room types available:

> Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum Studios private studios

> Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum Club House private studios with increased floorspace

> Platinum and Silver Deluxe private studios

> Twin bedroom en-suite with shared kitchen area

Point Exe, Brunel Close
Well-situated for any student that is ready to experience the Exeter university lifestyle. The University of Exeter is within walking distance, as well as two of the city’s train stations nearby so you’re well connected to the rest of the country.

Room types available:

> En-suite rooms in shared apartments

> Private studios

Getting around in Exeter is easy because of the city’s compact size and good public transport options. There are plenty of car parks close to the main shops and attractions. It’s also easy to get a taxi, walk or cycle around the city. Go to TravelDevon for the most up to date information on getting around Exeter. 

Exeter is Devon’s iconic cathedral city and one of the busiest student hubs in the southwest of England, particularly for those with a keen interest in humanities. There’s plenty of attractions to see and things to do in Exeter.

Culture lovers

Exeter is home to a wealth of galleries, museums and attractions including the famed Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Gallery and The Art Room. You can discover the best museums in Exeter and never be short of a cultural hotspot to visit.

Foodies

Finding the best restaurants in Exeter is easy as the city has been voted one of the top places to eat out in the UK by Which Good Food Guide. There’s no end of historic cafes and tea shops, restaurants and bistros with great views and independent restaurants serving top quality Devon produce, as well as the city’s choice of markets and food festivals.

Sightseers

Exeter is in the heart of Devon, which means it is well placed with good transport links to explore the coast and countryside, so you don’t even need to worry about having your own car. Head to Dartmoor for walks with stunning views, awe-inspiring tors, deep wooded valleys with fast flowing rivers, and rugged wide-open spaces. Exeter is also close to South Devon’s beautiful beaches and fishing villages as well as the World Heritage Jurassic Coast.

Sports fans

Exeter has plenty of professional football and rugby for you to enjoy. Spend a Saturday afternoon at St. James’ Park watching Exeter City FC or if you prefer rugby, watch the Exeter Chiefs at Sandy Park. Being in the city centre also means you’ll always be able to find a local pub showing a variety of sports.

The Exeter Guildhall is the oldest civic building in Britain, parts of the building date back as far as 1160.

Exeter was founded by the Romans, once called Isca and was the tribal capital of the Dumnoniorum.

In Medieval Britain, Exeter had man-made drinking water system that brought pure spring water into the city.

Discover even more interesting facts about Exeter.

Freshers Week

Freshers week in Exeter is a really fun and exciting time particularly for new students. There’s plenty of activities and campus events that will introduce you to all aspects of university life. This is your chance to get to know your surroundings, learn more about your course and find out about the many societies and sports on offer and to meet and make new friends.

Social events

The festival scene in Exeter has gotten bigger and better and now includes a host of events that take place throughout the year. Check out the Gone Wild festival with Bear Grylls or the Exeter Respect festival, or check out the huge choice of markets, particularly the Christmas Market that takes place at the beautiful Exeter Cathedral every year.

Graduation

Graduating from university is an exciting time, and of course, signals the last stage of your university career. You can check in with your student’s union for any leaving events, but there’s plenty of ways for you to celebrate in Exeter, from a fancy dinner with friends to celebratory drinks at a beautiful bar. 

With our choice of student accommodation in Exeter, you can enjoy the benefits of being close to the vibrant city centre and be perfectly placed for getting to the University of Exeter.

King Edward Studios is 1.7 miles from St Luke’s Campus 

Walk – 33 minutes*
Cycle – 10 minutes*
Bus – 18 minutes* (Stagecoach No. 5, 5C, 55, 155)
Car – 7 minutes*

King Edward Studios is 1.4 miles from Streatham Campus 

Walk – 14 minutes*
Cycle – 6 minutes*
Bus – 18 minutes* (Stagecoach University Shuttle)
Car – 5 minutes*

Bonhay House is 1.3 miles from St Luke’s Campus 

Walk – 28 minutes*
Cycle – 11 minutes*
Bus – 18 minutes* (Stagecoach University Shuttle)
Car – 7 minutes*

Bonhay House is 0.8 miles from Streatham Campus 

Walk – 21 minutes*
Cycle – 12 minutes*
Bus – 17 minutes* (First Kernow Discover Exeter service)
Car – 5 minutes*

The Neighbourhood is 1.4 miles from St Luke’s Campus 

Walk – 14 minutes*
Cycle – 6 minutes*
Bus – 18 minutes* (Stagecoach A, GRN, R services)
Car – 5 minutes*

The Neighbourhood is 1.4 miles from Streatham Campus 

Walk – 30 minutes*
Cycle – 12 minutes*
Bus – 27 minutes* (Country Bus NO. 359)
Car – 6 minutes*

Point Exe is 1.4 miles from St Luke’s Campus 

Walk – 30 minutes*
Cycle – 13 minutes*
Bus – 22 minutes* (Stagecoach No. H1 and H2)
Car – 9 minutes*

Point Exe is 1.2 miles from Streatham Campus 

Walk – 23 minutes*
Cycle – 12 minutes*
Bus – 19 minutes* (First Kernow Discover Exeter service)
Car – 6 minutes*

*Approximately.