🇬🇧 The UK’s Independent Student Accommodation Directory
🇬🇧 The UK’s Independent Student Accommodation Directory
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University of Exeter, a member of the Russell Group since 2012, has its main Streatham Campus on a hillside north-west of the city centre, covering business, humanities, sciences, law, engineering and social sciences. St Luke’s Campus, just over a mile away on the east side of the centre, is home to the medical school, sport and health sciences, nursing, allied health professions and education. Find student accommodation near the Streatham and St Luke’s campuses on Hallbookers.
Pennsylvania, immediately north of Streatham Campus, is the closest student area to campus and one of the most popular, with a high concentration of student housing around Pennsylvania Road. St James, between Streatham and the city centre, is another established student area, with shared houses and managed student rooms. Mount Pleasant sits between both campuses, making it a good choice for students who use both. Newtown, Heavitree and St Leonards, east of the centre, are popular with St Luke’s students. St David’s and St Thomas, across the river, tend to be more affordable but are further from both campuses.
Exeter is a hilly city, and routes between student areas and Streatham Campus can involve steep climbs, so it is worth factoring this in when choosing where to live. Stagecoach route 4 is the main bus between Exeter St David’s station, Streatham Campus, the city centre and St Luke’s, running every 12 minutes. On Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights, the UNI night bus links student accommodation with the city centre. Exeter St David’s railway station has direct services to London Paddington in around 2 hours 30 minutes and to Bristol in around an hour.
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COMMON QUESTIONS
Quick answers to the most common questions about finding student accommodation across UK cities — from costs and contracts to the best time to search.
Yes. The University of Exeter guarantees an offer of university owned, managed or approved accommodation to first-year undergraduates who have firmly accepted their offer and apply by 31 July. Living in university accommodation is not compulsory, and students can choose private accommodation instead.
Stagecoach route 4 is the main bus to Streatham Campus. It links Exeter St David’s station, Streatham, the city centre and St Luke’s Campus every 12 minutes. Students can buy discounted term-time bus tickets from Stagecoach.
Newtown, Heavitree and St Leonards are the closest student areas to St Luke’s. Mount Pleasant is also a good option, as it sits between St Luke’s and Streatham.
Exeter St David’s is the closest station to Streatham Campus, around a 10 to 15-minute walk away. Exeter Central is closer to the city centre and St Luke’s.
Yes. The University of Exeter also has a campus at Penryn in Cornwall, near Falmouth. Students based there usually live in Penryn or Falmouth rather than in Exeter, so check which campus your course is taught at before choosing accommodation.
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