Walnut Gardens Exeter

Walnut Gardens is a well-reviewed student accommodation in Exeter, operated by Study Inn, offering all-inclusive rooms from around £215 per week on 44 to 51-week contracts, about a 9-minute cycle from the University of Exeter’s Streatham Campus. Residents particularly praise its cleanliness, friendly and helpful staff, strong security, and regular student events with free food and drinks. This guide covers what Walnut Gardens offers, prices, location, the review picture, and who it suits.

Walnut Gardens at a glance

Prices and what is included

Walnut Gardens offers rooms from around £215 per week on 44 to 51-week contracts, with rent all-inclusive, so utilities and internet are covered in one payment. As a Study Inn property, it is geared toward a high-quality, well-managed student experience. Exact room types and prices vary by the letting season and availability, so confirm current options at booking. My tip: multiply the weekly rate by your contract length to get your true total, and weigh the slightly higher price against the strong reviews for service and facilities.

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Location and getting to campus

Walnut Gardens is well placed for the University of Exeter, with the Streatham Campus about a 9-minute cycle away and the city center within easy reach. Exeter’s compact size means most amenities, shops, and transport links are close by. My read: Walnut Gardens balances proximity to the Streatham Campus with access to the city, suiting students who want a manageable commute by bike or on foot rather than being right in the center.

The review picture

Walnut Gardens stands out for its consistently positive resident reviews. Students repeatedly highlight the following:

1. Cleanliness: the building is described as clean and tidy
2. Friendly, helpful staff: the team is praised as super nice and always ready to help
3. Strong security: residents specifically mention feeling safe
4. Events and community: frequent student events, sometimes with free food and drinks, that help build a social atmosphere

This service-and-community strength is Walnut Gardens’ main differentiator; it is positioned as a well-run, sociable, secure building rather than the cheapest option. As always, check the specific room type and confirm what is included for your booking.

Amenities

As a Study Inn property, Walnut Gardens typically offers a modern, all-inclusive package, generally including:

1. All-inclusive bills and high-speed internet
2. Friendly on-site staff and management
3. Strong security and secure entry
4. A regular events programme
5. Communal and study spaces
6. Laundry facilities

Confirm the exact amenity list at booking, as facilities can vary.

Who Walnut Gardens suits

Strong fit: students who value a clean, secure, well-managed building with friendly staff; those who want a sociable atmosphere with regular events; students happy with a short cycle to the Streatham Campus; anyone who prioritizes service quality and community over the lowest price.

Weaker fit: budget-focused students looking for the cheapest Exeter room; those who want to be right in the city center or right on campus; students who specifically want a large gym or cinema, which not every building includes.

Compare with our guides to Iron Bridge Studios, Isca Lofts, and The Printworks Exeter, and see how much student accommodation costs in the UK.

FAQs

Where is Walnut Gardens in Exeter?
Walnut Gardens is a student accommodation in Exeter operated by Study Inn, about a 9-minute cycle from the University of Exeter’s Streatham Campus, with the city center within easy reach in this compact, walkable city.

How much is Walnut Gardens Exeter?
Rooms start from around £215 per week, all-inclusive, on 44 to 51-week contracts. Exact room types and prices vary by the letting season, so confirm current options at booking. Prices are time-sensitive.

What do reviews say about Walnut Gardens?
Residents consistently praise its cleanliness, friendly and helpful staff, strong security, and regular student events with free food and drinks. Its service quality and sociable, secure community are its main strengths.

How far is Walnut Gardens from the University of Exeter?
The Streatham Campus is about a 9-minute cycle away, with the city center also within easy reach. Exeter’s compact size keeps most amenities and transport links close by.

What is included at Walnut Gardens?
Rent is all-inclusive, covering utilities and high-speed internet, with friendly on-site staff, strong security, an events program, communal and study spaces, and laundry. Confirm the exact list at booking.

Is Walnut Gardens a good choice in Exeter?
Yes, for students who value a clean, secure, well-managed building with friendly staff and a sociable events program. It is positioned as a quality, service-led option rather than the cheapest room in Exeter.