Student Accommodation in Exeter

Looking for student accommodation in Exeter? Exeter is home to more than 30,000 students, with a Russell Group university, a low crime rate, an affordable cost of living, and grand green spaces. uhomes.com will be your reliable partner to secure private student accommodation in Exeter, with over 70 verified properties in Exeter’s intense rental market and a wide selection of purpose-built student accommodations (PBSA) with the best living experience. Rental prices in Exeter are slightly above the national level, but uhomes.com has a price-match guarantee to ensure you get the best rates, all-inclusive housing options to cover your utilities, and various exclusive listings and discounts.

We offer a wide range of Exeter student houses from private studios and luxury 1 bedroom apartment to cheap shared flats. No matter which one you choose, you will benefit from fully furnished bedrooms and kitchens, and also get exclusive access to amazing facilities including free WiFi, study space, game/cinema room, fitness centre, bike storage, CCTV, and on-site security, etc. Our student apartments in Exeter are located close to campus, within walking distance for 7-20 minutes, to provide students with the same convenience of living on campus.

Ready to book? Just contact our 1-on-1 expert to handle all the hard work. Or check our exclusive listings for the most popular student flats in Exeter in popular areas like Pennsylvania, St. James, Heavitree, and the city centre, such as The Depot (7 min walk to St Luke’s), Downing The Kingfisher (10-12 min to St Luke's), Walnut Gardens (8-12 min to Streatham Campus). With uhomes.com, you will be staying at some of the best student housing in Exeter.

Exeter is an ancient cathedral city with a rich history dating back to a time before the arrival of the Romans in AD50. Located in Devon’s beautiful countryside, the southwest of the United Kingdom, the city is situated on the east bank of the River Exe and at the foot of steep mountains. It is one of the biggest cities in England and a place featuring a vibrant community, diverse culture, and academic prowess.

Exeter is popular for its independent arts scene, music, and top sporting events, with numerous performances, galleries, and exhibitions. The diverse mix of eateries that you will find at the Quayside and Grandy Street means it is popular as one of the foodie capitals of the South West. More than 300,000 tourists are attracted to visit the famous Underground Passages, Roman Wall, grand Cathedral, and Royal Albert Memorial. Exeter is also a well-connected city; students enjoy easy access by train to neighbouring cities such as Bristol (1h), Plymouth (1h), Bath (1h 15m), and London (2h), keeping students connected to the rest of the UK.

Exeter is also a good city for students as the top 5 safest major towns in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. As home to the prestigious University of Exeter, this city attracts nearly 30,000 students from all over the world every year, making nearly one-fourth of the city’s total population (130,000). The large amount of student population fosters a young community where it is easy to join in and find everything you need from dining and shopping to Exeter student accommodation. With picturesque scenery in Devon’s countryside and convenient access to amenities, Exeter provides an ideal balance of city and rural life, leading to a popular student destination.

uhomes.com provides the best student accommodation in Exeter, giving students the perfect place to relax, to meet new friends, and to build a good life away from home. In Exter’s intense student rental market, we stand out with more than 70 verified quality properties to rent, and cooperate with reputable providers (like Vita and Downing) to offer the best rates and a premium student life experience. We have a wide selection of luxury self-contained studios, stylish en-suites with private bathrooms, affordable shared rooms, and houses with one to several bedrooms. Situated close to the University of Exeter and Exeter College, our student houses in Exeter are just 7-20 minutes on foot to campus. Just roll out of bed and get into class in several minutes! In addition, many student properties are fully furnished and offer various communal amenities such as free WiFi, study rooms, cinemas, and gyms, with all-inclusive bills to include utilities and WiFi. Here are the best student accommodations in Exeter:

Walnut Gardens

Study Inn Walnut Gardens is voted the #1 best student accommodation in Exeter on StudentCrowd with its luxury serviced apartment living. You will experience the ultimate all-inclusive life with not only bills included, but also a rice cooker, blender, and dishwasher in the kitchen. Besides, enjoy housekeeping service, a 55-inch smart TV, wellness spa, yoga studio, movie lounge, gym, and more.

• Streatham Campus: 8-12 min walk
• St Luke’s: 12 min bus

The Depot

The Depot is also a top student housing in Exeter with a central location to campuses and the city centre. Exeter Bus Station is right at the doorstep, and you can walk to the High Street. Apart from stylish studios and en-suites, it also offers duplex apartments and penthouses for luxury living, as well as a free gym, outdoor spaces, and a security team.

• St Luke’s: 7 min walk
• Streatham Campus: 16 min walk

Vita Student Portland House

Portland House is another top-rated accommodation in Exeter for students, featuring all-inclusive, serviced life. Free weekday breakfast, free bi-weekly housekeeping, and free tea & coffee offer the ultimate convenience for students, regular social events create a welcoming community. All studio floor plans and double occupancy are perfect for both private living and couples.

• University of Exeter: 10 min walk
• Exeter City Centre: 2 min walk

Downing The Kingfisher

The Kingfisher is also one of the best Exeter student houses, ideal for students who want a convenient location but a quiet atmosphere. Located on Western Way near Sidwell Street, you will be put next to numerous budget eateries and Asian supermarkets. Their studios come with smart TV and ample storage. With only 200 rooms, you will enjoy a tight community with much less noise.

• St Luke’s: 10-12 min walk
• Streatham Campus: 15-20 min walk

Queen Street Studios

Queen Street Studios is situated just next to Exeter Central Station, you do not need to catch a cab to go back home after getting off the train. Next to Gandy Street (prototype of Harry Potter's Diagon Alley), the neighbourhood is filled with independent cafes, pubs, and boutique stores. The property offers some of the best-value studios in the city, with a games area, a study area, and an outdoor courtyard.

• St Luke’s: 15-20 min walk
• Streatham Campus: 15-18 min walk

Clifton Place

Clifton Place is the best Exeter student housing next to Exeter St Davids. It is a perfect choice for group living with modern 6-bed townhouses, and also offers 2-3 bedroom shared apartments and studios. While living in a townhouse, you will enjoy PBSA’s security and amenities, including cinema, gym, lounge, outdoor space, all-inclusive bills, CCTV, and management team.

• St Luke’s: 10 min bus
• Streatham Campus: 12 min bus

Quintana Gate

Quaintana Gate is another top private student accommodation in Exeter, ideally located with just a 3-minute walk to Exeter city centre. It is a low-density (129 rooms) and high-quality property to rent with both private studios and shared flats. It’s city centre location puts you right at Fore Street and High Street, where you can easily find eateries, boutique stores, and chain brands like Tesco and Sainsbury’s.

• St Luke’s: 12 min bus or 22 min walk
• Streatham Campus: 20 min bus

The Barn

The Barn is situated just next to The Depot in the city centre near Exeter Bus Station, while more budget-friendly, quiet, and stylish. The communal area features American retro/industrial style design, with gym, courtyard, study areas, games area, multimedia room, karaoke room, and more. Compared with its neighbor Depot, The Barn is smaller in size and more like a private community.

• St Luke’s: 7 min walk
• Streatham Campus: 16 min walk

Clifford House

Clifford House is regarded as one of the best-value student lets in Exeter. Located next to St James Park station (to Exmouth beach or transfer to Exeter Central/ST Davids) and the football stadium, you’re just minutes from Sidwell Street, where you can find lots of Asian supermarkets and eateries. Apart from furnished studios and en-suite rooms, you will enjoy exclusive access to amenities including the cinema room, lounge, TV area, games area, gym, fitness studio, garden, as well as services like concierge team, CCTV, and bicycle storage.

• St Luke’s: 15-18 min walk
• Streatham Campus: 15-20 min walk

Renslade House

Renslade House is one of the best student apartments in Exeter, featuring prestigious studios with River and City views. Imagine waking up every morning with a shimmering river and green trees, and taking a few minutes to Quayside to have a cup of coffee or explore the weekend market. The property is also next to Exe Bridges Retail Park and the city centre, with Exe Bridges bus station at your doorstep to take you to campus.

• St Luke’s: 9 min bus
• Streatham Campus: 25 min bus

uhomes.com provides cheap student accommodation in Exeter from £159/week, along with exclusive offers for some of the most popular flats for rent and various discounts, cashback, gift cards, etc. Exeter’s rental market is not that affordable, but our lowest-price guarantee will help you match the lowest market price and ensure you get the best rates, saving you much time to compare and choose! Also, our student homes to rent in Exeter include bills, cover your utilities, WiFi, and admin costs, so there will be no arguments with flatmates anymore. Also, to ensure your quality of life, our cheap rooms are also equipped with modern facilities and amenities. Here is a list of our top cheap student accommodations in Exeter:

1. The Printworks: from £159/week
2. Northernhay House: from £162/week
3. Exeter One: from £166/week
4. Picturehouse Apartments: from £179/week
5. Library Lofts: from £179/week
6. Clifton Place: from £182/week
7. Trust House: from 185/week
8. Atlas House: from 189/week
9. Clifford House: from £193/week
10. Bonhay House: from £195/week

Private student accommodation in Exeter mainly includes purpose-built student accommodations (PBSA) and private house-shares. Rented apartments are not the mainstream choice since there are few high-rise residential buildings in the city. University student halls in Exeter are usually convenient and affordable, but often only first-year undergraduates are guaranteed,d and your preferences are not guaranteed. Opting for private student accommodation in Exeter will bring you more options to choose based on personal needs, more flexible lease term options, and usually better amenities.

• Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA): PBSAs are modern or refurbished buildings that are designed for only students by recognised student accommodation providers like Vita Student, Collegiate, and Canvas Student. These buildings always enjoy proximity to campus and a wide range of amenities to cater to students’ needs. Almost 40% of Exeter student properties are PBSAs, and the market is still expanding since the current supply still cannot keep up with the pace of student enrollment expansion.
• Private House-share: Private houses are administered through private landlords, located all around the city, with diverse room types for you to choose from. With several bedrooms and a huge stock, it is perfect for second and third-year students to share with friends. Private houses to rent in Exeter are mainly concentrated in Mount Pleasant (near St Luke's), Pennsylvania (an affluent area, close to the main campus), and the Polsloe area. There are many old houses in Eexter with poor insulation, and the actual living experience varies greatly to the heights due to the hilly terrain.

Factors to Consider

• The Hill Factor: The biggest trap you may fall into is the straight-line distances on Google Maps. Since Exeter is a mountain city, the main campus(Streatham campus) is on the mountain, while St David's and Quayside are at the foot. Getting to class from areas near St Davids looks close, but you need to climb the mountain every day. It is better to live near the City Centre, or Sidwell Street (halfway up the mountain), or next to bus stops.
• Match Your Campus: The main campus is about a 30-minute walk from St Luke’s campus, so it’s important to choose your Exeter accommodation near the right campus. City Centre and north of the campus are ideal for students attending Streatham Campus, while Heavitree Road and Sidwell Street are perfect if you’re going to St Luke’s Campus.
• All-inclusive Bills: Our PBSAs have all-inclusive bills to cover your utilities, WiFi, and sometimes insurance, but many private houses in Exeter will not offer it or offer very low limits. Also, Exeter’s houses are usually old, with poor insulation (with a lot of single-glazed glass), which means you will probably need to pay an extra £50-£100 per month for energy.
• Timing is Everything: Exeter is one of the university towns hardest hit by the UK's housing crisis. Popular PBSAs will sell out at the beginning of November. Do not wait until you get the unconditional offer. Many of our student lettings offer a “No Visa No Pay, No Place No Pay” policy so that you can book in advance with peace of mind.

The best areas for student accommodation in Exeter are Pennsylvania, for zero commute to Streatham Campus, St. James and Newtown for proximity to both campus and local amenities, Exeter City Centre, for its vibrant social scene. Heavitree, Mount Pleasant, and St. Leonard’s are also popular areas for their affordability and convenient public network connections. Check them in detail to find the one that suits you best:

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania is the most popular student area in Exeter and also the traditional affluent area of Exeter. Sitting right on the doorstep of the Streatham Campus, you can really roll out of bed and into lectures. This area also features hilly surroundings, creating a peaceful environment for students who prefer tranquility and a higher quality of life.

• Streatham Campus: 5-10 minutes on foot
• City Centre: 20-25 minutes on foot (downhill), or 10 minutes by bus
• Highlights: Closest to campus, prestigious residential area with good security

Exeter City Centre

Exeter City Centre is the buzzing heart of all action, and the place where Exeter Bus Station is located. The biggest advantage of living here is easy access to everything. You can easily catch a direct bus to no matter St Luke’s or Streatham Campus, saving a lot of time and effort to climb the mountain. At the same time, Princesshay shopping centre, cinemas, and restaurants are just downstairs, offering the ultimate convenience.

• Streatham Campus: 10-15 minutes by bus
• St Luke’s Campus: 15 minutes on foot
• Highlights: Transport hub, everything downstairs

St. James

St. James is located between the city centre and the University of Exeter's main campus. St James Park station and the football stadium are minutes away. More importantly, it is next to Sidwell Street, where filled with Chinese Super League and Asian restaurants. Choose your private student accommodation here to enjoy walking distance to lectures and also milk tea at your doorstep, leading to the perfect balance between study and life.

• Streatham Campus: 15-20 minutes on foot
• Sidwell Street: 5 minutes on foot
• Highlights: Close to the stadium and the Chinese supermarkets, with easy access to both the university and the city centre

Newtown

Newtown is a historic red-brick neighbourhood in a prime location, between the city centre and St Luke’s Campus. For students attending St Luke’s campus, just minutes to the east is the campus, to the west is the cinema and bus station. Choose an Exeter house for students here to get the tranquillity of a residential community without sacrificing proximity to the bustle of city life.

• St Luke’s Campus: 5-8 minutes on foot
• City Centre: 5-8 minutes on foot
• Highlights: Quiet in the midst of a bustling area

Heavitree

Heavitree is the go-to pick for students going to St Luke's Campus (Faculty of Medicine, Education, and Sport Science). It has its own High Street, where you can find bakeries, supermarkets, pubs, and everything you need. Compared to the City Centre, rental prices at Heavitree are more budget-friendly, with many shared houses and a stronger community atmosphere.

• St Luke’s Campus: 5-10 minutes on foot
• Streatham Campus: 20 minutes by bus
• Highlights: For St Luke’s Students, convenient and cheap

Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant is situated next to St. James and Heavitree, a hot choice for students looking for value for money. With Polsloe Bridge railway station, getting to Exmouth beach or the City Centre is a piece of cake. Accommodation here primarily consists of traditional student houses, typically offering generous space and providing ideal for students who enjoy a lively atmosphere and group living.

• St Luke’s Campus: 10-15 minutes on foot
• Transport: Polsloe Bridge railway station
• Highlights: Spacious rooms, ideal for St Luke’s students and group living

St. Leonard’s

St. Leonard’s is adjacent to the River Exe and the Royal Dornoch and East Anglia Hospital, and it is one of the poshest areas in Exeter. Away from the hustle and bustle of the main campus, it offers a relaxed lifestyle with its independent boutiques on Magdalen Road and the Quayside area. It is particularly well-suited for medical students undertaking hospital placements, or postgraduate students seeking a certain lifestyle and possessing sufficient funds.

• St Luke’s Campus/Hospital: 5-10 minutes on foot
• Quayside: 5-8 minutes on foot
• Highlights: Leafy and quiet, next to the hospital and the River Exe

Exeter student accommodation offers plenty of room types to suit every need, including studios, en-suites, shared rooms, and one to several bedroom apartments. Unsure what room type you like? Check the details and best recommendations with us:

Studio

Student studio flats in Exeter offer a self-contained living space that includes a bedroom, a kitchenette, and a private bathroom all in one room, perfect for students seeking for absolute privacy.

• Top Picks: The Depot, Queen Street Studios, and Cricket Field Court (double occupancy available for couples)

En-suite

An en-suite room is a bedroom that includes a private bathroom attached to the room, which offers a perfect balance between privacy and budget. 

• Top Picks: Popular student flats in Exeter offering en-suite rooms are Clifton Place and Clifford House.

Non En-suite

Non en-suite room is only a bedroom without private bathroom, usually cheaper than en-suites with the compromise of shared bathroom facilities.

• Top Picks: Northernhay House, New North Road, and Library Lofts.

Shared Room

A bedroom shared between two or more individuals, the best option for cheap student accommodation in Exeter. This is the standard room type for university student halls, while also available in private accommodation.

• Top Picks: Check Dean Clarke Lofts if you’re looking for a shared room.

1 Bed Apartment

One-bedroom Flats in Exeter are more than a studio. You get a separate bedroom, divided from the kitchen and living area. No cooking smells near your bed!

• Top Picks: The Printworks, The Northfield, Hill View Place.

2-5 Bed Apartment

Apartments include 2-5 separate bedrooms, a living area, a kitchen, and one or several bathrooms, for a family or a group of friends to live together.

• Top Picks: Church View (2B), City Reach (3B).

Student Housing in Exeter offers different lease term options, and the common fixed term is 44 or 51 weeks. Short-term student accommodation in Exeter, summer stays, hostels, and hotels are also available with uhomes.com. Here is a quick breakdown to tell you how to choose:

Long-Term (44 vs 51 Weeks): Most student accommodations in Exeter (like The Depot and Kingfisher) offer fixed-term contracts.

• 51 Weeks: Highly recommended for international students. Keep your room and storage throughout the summer.
• 44 Weeks: Ideal if you definitely plan to move out in July.

Semester Lets (Very Limited): Looking for a 3-6 month stay? Hill View Place is one of the few properties in Exeter offering 17-23 week contracts. Book early as these sell out fast.

Short Stays (Summer & Daily): For summer schools or short visits, check out Church View or City Reach for flexible bookings ranging from 1 night to several weeks.

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The cost of living in Exeter is £1,000 to £1,500 per month on average, 8.5% lower than that in the neighbouring city of Bristol. This figure covers student accommodation at Exeter, food, utilities, transport, entertainment, and other expenses. Here is a detailed breakdown:

Total: £1,000 to £1,500 per month

• Student Accommodation Exeter: £600 - £1,000 per month
• Food: £150-£200 per month  
• Utility Fees: £100-150 per month
• Transport: £40-£70 per month
• Entertainment: £80-£150 per month
• Travel: £100-£200 per month

Tips to Save Money on Accommodation:

Apart from personal lifestyle, the cost largely depends on the student accommodation in Exeter you choose.

• Choose affordable areas: If you’re on a limited budget, looking for shared accommodation, or live slightly outside the city centre, consider affordable areas like Heavitree and Mount Pleasant.
• Go All-inclusive: Opting for a cost-effective student housing in Exeter with all-inclusive bills on uhomes.com will help you save a lot of money on utilities and internet.
• Cook by yourself: Also, using our well-equipped kitchens to cook for yourself will cost way less than eating out every day.
• Walk or bike: If choosing our Exeter student flats located close to the campus within walking distance (like Pennsylvania or St James) or with a bike storage service, life will also get much easier.

Exeter serves as the economic powerhouse of the West and is also home to several of the world's top universities. Famed for its exceptional educational setting and growth prospects, Exeter draws thousands of students each year to study and reside here. Below are the two major universities in Exeter, along with nearby quality Exeter student houses designed for students to have a balanced and comfortable life:

1. University of Exeter
   The University of Exeter is a member of the Russell Group of Universities in the UK and is recognized for research excellence, quality teaching, and high levels of student satisfaction. The University of Exeter is ranked 155th in QS World University Rankings 2026, and climbed to 11th in the Complete University Guide 2026. Famous for comprehensive academic excellence, the university has 20 disciplines ranked top 10 in the Complete University Guide, including Marketing, Sports Science, Geology, Classics, etc. Students looking for student lettings in Exeter near the University can find quality options, like Cricket Field Court (7 min walk), The Northfield (9 min walk), and New North Road (16 min walk).
2. Exeter College
   Exeter College is a well-known further education College in Exeter, with student satisfaction at the top of various national surveys. It offers a wide selection of quality academic, technical, and vocational results, named best in the South West for employer satisfaction in Apprenticeships. The campus is only a few steps from the city centre, with many student properties nearby, such as Walnut Gardens (5 min walk), New North House (2 min Walk), and Clifton Place (6 min walk).

Exeter is well served by many public transport options, such as buses, bicycles, taxis, and trains. These transport links connect the city centre, shopping centres, and student accommodation in Exeter, making everyday life and travel more accessible for students. Exeter is a compact city, but its hilly terrain means choosing the right transport mode is key. Check our guide below to know more before navigating this ancient hilly city:

Bus

Stagecoach runs the buses here. You will mostly use the D Bus and H Bus, they are basically the university shuttles connecting the City Centre, Streatham Campus, and St Luke's.

• Tip: Don't buy single tickets every day. Get a "Unirider" pass for the term; it saves you a lot of money and covers the whole network.

Train

There are two main stations in Exeter: Exeter St Davids (down by the river, main line to London/Bristol) and Exeter Central (right in the city centre).

• Local Hack: Walking from St Davids up to the city centre is a steep climb. If you have luggage or groceries, just hop on a train from St Davids to Central. It takes 3 minutes and saves you a massive hike.

Walking

Most things are walkable from your student rentals, but check your route.

• To St Luke's: An easy, flat 15-minute walk from the High Street.
• To Streatham: Expect a 15-20 minute uphill walk from town. It’s a workout.
• Weekends: Head to the Quayside for a nice flat walk along the river.

Cycling

Because of the hills, you will see Co-Bikes (electric rental bikes) everywhere. They are great for getting up to campus if you don't want to wait for the bus. If you bring your own bike, check if your accommodation has storage (most of ours do), as leaving it on the street isn't recommended overnight.

The soul of Britain lies deep in the fields, and the city of Exeter is right in the heart of the historic Devon countryside, leading to a beautiful, poetic place consistently ranked as one of the best places to live, work, and study in the UK. In this vibrant, energetic city, beauty, food, and shopping are all available. Exeter is a compact city, walking or biking around to find a divine little shop with unique tastes in an old alleyway, or for a daily commute from the university campus is possible if your student accommodation in Exeter is not too far away.

There are so many unique and delicious restaurants and cafes in Exeter, including Harry’s Restaurant, Bill’s Exeter Restaurant, and the Fat Pig Exeter. Every year, the town of Exeter hosts the annual South West Food Festival, held by people from all over the UK, who join the annual event and sample the food together. Apart from food, Exeter has a lot of fun activities. You can go boating at the Double Locks Pub, which can take care of all your eating, drinking, and entertainment. Or you can take a look around the marina. Kayakhub Exeter or Saddles and Paddles are great options - and for those who don't want to paddle, there's also cycling, canoeing or paddle boarding. If you're looking for a short trip, take the train to Exmouth Beach - train tickets are cheap, too.

Exeter is also a city with a profound history and an independent art scene. From the grand Cathedral, the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, the Underground Passage, and the Red Coat Guided Tours, you can see the traces of our ancestors and hear their calls dating back to the Romans in AD50. For art and music, the Exeter Phoenix is home to gigs, theatre, galleries, cinema, comedy, workshops, and anything you can imagine. Exeter has a real sense of individuality, and its varied cultural scene is embraced by proud locals, where you can feel and seeit  in your daily life in Exeter.

Exeter's history and attractions are among the things that make the city unique. There are many tourist attractions in the city centre or near your Exeter student housing, such as culture vultures, who will love the Cathedral and the former monastery Exeter Priory. Students who study here will never feel bored with the exciting things to do in Exeter. Here are some of the most popular attractions in Exeter that you should not miss:

1. Exeter Cathedral
2. Underground Passages
3. Guildhall
4. Quayside
5. Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
6. Northernhay Garden
7. Benedictine Priory of St Nicholas
8. Crealy Theme Park & Resort
9. Exeter Synagogue
10. Pebblebed Vineyards