Clifton Place, Exeter

Most students look for Exeter accommodation from May, although there will be Exeter student accommodation available all year round. First year and international students generally start looking in January for Exeter halls of residence.

The amount you pay will depend on the type of flats in Exeter you choose.

• Studio: £269.73/week
• En-suite: £208.84/week
• Non En-suite: £166/week
• 1B: £262.29/week
• 2B: £557.22/week
• 3B: £501.33/week

Using uhomes.com provides students with a seamless way to secure student properties in Exeter. This online platform simplifies the process, allowing you to explore, compare, and book Exeter student housing based on your personal preferences. Additionally, you can reach out to our professional advisors with any questions once you've settled into your Exeter student houses.

Most students look for Exeter accommodation from May, although there will be Exeter student accommodation available all year round. First year and international students generally start looking in January for Exeter halls of residence.

The amount you pay will depend on the type of flats in Exeter you choose.

• Studio: £269.73/week
• En-suite: £208.84/week
• Non En-suite: £166/week
• 1B: £262.29/week
• 2B: £557.22/week
• 3B: £501.33/week

Using uhomes.com provides students with a seamless way to secure student properties in Exeter. This online platform simplifies the process, allowing you to explore, compare, and book Exeter student housing based on your personal preferences. Additionally, you can reach out to our professional advisors with any questions once you've settled into your Exeter student houses.

According to Numbeo.com, the cost of living in Exeter is 30% cheaper than London and Leeds. The cost of living in Exeter is around £1,000 per month, which includes basic living expenses such as student lettings Exeter, food, clothes, and transport. The cost of student lets in Exeter is the most significant expense, with the average cost of student apartments in Exeter being £220 per week. The average cost of Leeds student accommodation is £268 per week, and London student accommodation costs £340 per week.

Yes, off-campus student apartments in Exeter are also suitable for students. As on-campus student halls in Exeter are limited in number, expensive, and usually only have a few good options after May, many students choose off-campus student homes. Off-campus student apartments in Exeter are relatively cheap, and many are close to the University and the city center, with good facilities for students to attend classes and live in!

On uhome.com, students can access various Exeter student housing options to suit different preferences, budgets, and lifestyles. Here are some common types of flats for rent in Exeter, UK:

• En-suite
• Studio
• Non En-suite
• shared accommodation Exeter
• 1 bed student flat 
• 2 bed student flat 
• 3 bed student flat 

The rooms to rent in Exeter for students is determined by several crucial factors:

• Location: Near Exeter universities, city center, transportation lines, or amenities like shopping malls or restaurants.
• Budget: Consider Exeter student housing rent and additional expenses like utilities and internet access. Research carefully if you want to rent cheap accommodation in Exeter.
• Types of Exeter student housing: Choose between different room types, such as studio flats, en-suites, shared accommodation in Exeter, private rooms, or single rooms to rent in Exeter.
• Room size: It depends on the number of people who will be living or your personal life needs, including 1-bed or 2+bed flats for rent in Exeter, UK.
• Security: For peace of mind, student properties in Exeter should have adequate security measures, such as secure entry systems and on-site staff.
• Facilities/Amenities: Check out what appliances and amenities, like laundry, gym access, and study areas, are included.

Yes, uhome.com has a lot of cheap student flats in Exeter. Northernhay Housedan is a good choice for students with as low as £145 per week and complete infrastructure. If you're looking for cheap accommodation in Exeter, UK, you can filter by the lowest price on our website or ask our expert consultants!

Yes, there is plenty of private student accommodation in Exeter on uhomes.com. You can use uhomes.com to search for student lets in Exeter. With filters for accommodation type, room type, price, and location, finding your ideal private accommodation in Exeter has never been easier.

Yes. Finding short-term Exeter student accommodation is relatively easy. Many shared accommodation in Exeter providers offer flexible rental options, including short-term contracts tailored to the student's needs. uhomes.com provides short-term student lets in Exeter, and you can search for duration flexible options on the site above or ask a consultant.

Yes, most uhomes.com student lets in Exeter include all bills, such as water, electricity, internet and other fees. So you only need to pay the rent for your accommodation in Exeter and nothing else. There may also be some special circumstances, so be careful to check your rental agreement.

Some student accommodation at Exeter will require a deposit (which may start out as a reservation fee) but not all – it depends on which accommodation you choose. If you are asked for a deposit, it will be capped at five weeks rent.

Yes. Our private student accommodation in Exeter have 24-hour security guards, CCTV surveillance systems and 24-hour multiple electronic access control systems with video surveillance systems to keep students safe. In addition, many of our Exeter student houses also have on-site staff to keep you safe.

This will depend on the type of student flats in Exeter you choose. The most anyone can legally charge is 5 weeks rent. Some accommodation in Exeter halls of residence will not require a deposit at all, while on average the deposit in a shared house in Exeter will be £976.65

Yes. uhomes.com has facilities for disabled tenants in many of our student flats in Exeter. Examples include en-suite bathrooms with grab rails, adjustable beds, and visual or hearing aids.

Most Exeter housing tenancy agreements run between 42 and 51 weeks, meaning you can keep your Exeter trust house for a year. If you ask, some private student accommodations in Exeter will allow you a longer or shorter tenancy agreement, but the agreements are designed to suit the typical student.

There are a number of reasons why there are so few student flats in Exeter.

• High demand for student lettings in Exeter: The University of Exeter's student population has grown significantly over the last decade, increasing demand for student housing. The existing student lettings in Exeter have been unable to keep up with the increasing demand, resulting in a shortage of available flats.
• Exeter's small size: Compared to other university towns like Manchester or Birmingham, it presents a unique challenge in the form of limited available land and existing student properties in Exeter that can be converted or developed for student use. This geographical constraint significantly contributes to the city's need for more student flats.
• uhomes.com has a relatively large number of listings, bringing together student houses in Exeter city center and universities, providing students with more details about Exeter student houses.

There are three main advantages of finding furnished student apartments in Exeter: convenience, budget-friendly and flexible duration.

1. Convernience

When you rent a furnished flat for rent in Exeter, UK, you have everything that you need right there in the apartment. This can be really convenient, especially if you are new to the city and don't know where to start looking for furniture.

2. Budget friendly

Another advantage of renting furnished student houses in Exeter is that it is usually cheaper than renting an unfurnished apartment or house. This can be helpful if you are on a tight budget.

3. Flexible duration

One advantage of renting a fuly furnished student houses in Exeter is that you can rent it for medium-long term periods. This is ideal if you are in Exeter for a few months and need a place to stay, as it can be difficult to find long-term rentals in the city.

Yes. Having an overnight guest or short-stay visitor is perfectly fine. However, if your friend plans to stay for an extended period, you might consider a  shared student housing in Exeter or renting rooms that allow for dual occupancy. Exeter offers several 1/2+bedroom and Studio flats designed for such arrangements, ensuring comfort and convenience.

Yes, students can find dual-occupancy student properties in Exeter. Many of the room types in Exeter student housing, such as studio, shared accommodation, and 2-bedroom, allow double occupancy, and students can find out more about this at uhomes.com by filtering double occupancy or asking a professional advisor to find double-occupancy student properties in Exeter.

Yes, we offer offline viewings of student housing in Exeter for students. Students can contact their advisor in advance to set up an offline viewing and learn more about our Exeter student housing!

Here are three standard methods students use to pay for their student houses in Exeter:

• Agency Payment: Agent Payment: uhomes.com provides rent payment services for students. Students can choose the service through the app.
• Bank Transfer: You can transfer funds directly from your bank account to the accommodation provider's account.
• Direct Debit: Some Exeter student house providers offer a direct debit option, allowing you to authorize automatic monthly debits from your bank account for the rent.

Saving money on student housing in Exeter can be achieved through various strategies. Here are some suggestions that work:

• Start your search early for student housing in Exeter: Early searching can offer more affordable housing options and early bird booking discounts.
• Explore the shared accommodation in Exeter: Opting for shared accommodation in Exeter allows you to split the rent with a fellow student or friend and significantly reduces the financial strain.
• Away from universities and city centers: Exeter student housing away from city centers and universities is generally less expensive, but students must spend more time commuting.