Student Accommodation in Exeter City Centre, Exeter

Exeter is a historic British city, the capital of Devon, and an important centre for business, culture, and tourism in the South West of England. It is not only beautiful and architecturally elegant, with a compact city centre, but also has a friendly and welcoming population. Central Station is also in the city centre and is the second largest station in Exeter, with most trains out of Exeter passing through it.

The city centre is small and compact, so you can easily find all your essentials and the magnificent medieval cathedral is centrally located next to the main shopping street. It is home to some of the largest department stores in the UK. The two main shopping centres are Princesshay and Guildhall, both of which are on Exeter High Street, and contain over a hundred shops, including clothing shops, electronics, pharmacies, jewellers, and many other types of shops with a wide range of brands to choose from.

Exeter's city centre is not just a perfect setting for its beautiful historic buildings, but also a paradise for food enthusiasts. It hosts excellent Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Italian, Spanish and British restaurants, each offering a unique culinary experience. And for those with a sweet tooth, there are numerous afternoon tea and cake shops to satisfy your cravings. Streatham campus is the University of Exeter's main campus, close to Exeter city centre, and our accommodation in Exeter city centre provides a convenient choice for students.

Booking the best student accommodation in Exeter city centre is one of the primary necessities for students. uhome.com offers various accommodations in Exeter city centre, including ensuite rooms, studio apartments, private halls, house share, etc. Besides, Our accommodation in Exeter city centre is surrounded by a wealth of amenities, with hairdressers, cinemas, fast food outlets and much more. Some of the best student accommodations in Exeter city centre:

• Vita Student Portland House
• Bonhay House
• The Kingfisher
• The Depot
• Clifford House
• The Leat
• Renslade House
• Walnut Gardens
• Renslade House
• Cricket Field Court

Renting property in Exeter city centre provides students with easy access to supermarkets, shopping centres, restaurants, and other amenities, offering an exciting city living experience. However, without effective budget management, this can lead to wasteful spending. The following are the basic living expenses for living in Exeter city centre.

• Property in Exeter city centre: £209-£350/week
• Food: £80-100 per week
• Entertainment: £120-£200 per month 
• Transport: £40-£70 per month 

• Mobile Network: £20-£30 per month

Accommodations in Exeter city centre have good transport links, so you can get everywhere quickly, whether you're travelling between campuses or heading to other corners of the city. Here are some standard transport ways to get around Exeter city centre:

• Bus: Exeter has an extensive bus network that connects the city centre with surrounding areas and major attractions. Students can use the D and H buses to get to and from the campus, the city centre and most places.
• Train: Exeter Central Station is located in the city centre and provides excellent rail links to all major cities in the UK, making it easy and efficient to travel to and from Exeter.
• Cycling: For those who prefer to cycle, Exeter offers dedicated cycle lanes and a bike share scheme to encourage a healthy and environmentally friendly way of exploring the city.
• Taxi: Most taxis will stop at the Iceland entrance in the city centre. Alternatively, taxis can be booked by calling 01392666666. Students can also download the Apple Central Taxis Exeter to hail or book a taxi.

As a vibrant city with around 23,000 students, Exeter city centre offers great nightlife for students. There is a wide choice of bars, clubs, and restaurants, most of which are cheap and very much in line with student budgets.

Exeter has many cafes, restaurants, pubs, and modern shops that complement its beautiful historic buildings. The city centre offers excellent Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Italian, Spanish, and British restaurants, as well as a wide range of afternoon tea and cake shops.

Exeter's city centre is a shopper's paradise, featuring high street brands, independent boutiques and bustling markets. Princess Street and the historic Guildhall Shopping Centre are popular destinations. For entertainment, students can enjoy cinemas, bowling alleys and live music venues that add to the city's lively atmosphere. Exeter city centre is also popular with students because of its many tourist attractions, such as the maintained historic quayside, the River Exeter, the medieval Guildhall, and various religious buildings.

Exeter is a calm, beautiful, picturesque city surrounded by scenic beauty and rich human heritage. Exeter city centre, geographically located close to the River Exe, is surrounded by a wealth of amenities and boasts a wide range of attractions. Students can find plenty of sights and experiences to see and enjoy around their accommodation in Exeter city centre. Here are some must-visit tourist attractions in Exeter city centre.

1. Exeter Cathedral
2. Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
3. Exeter's Underground Passages
4. Quayside
5. Rougemont Gardens and Castle
6. Gandy Street
7. Princesshay