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Atlas House Exeter is a modern student accommodation in Exeter, offering students a comfortable and convenient home in one of the UK’s most popular university cities. Ideally located for the University of Exeter, the property provides easy access to lecture halls, libraries, and campus facilities, making it a great choice for students looking to balance academic commitments with city life. Residents can enjoy exploring Exeter’s rich heritage and vibrant atmosphere, with attractions such as Exeter Cathedral, the Historic Quayside, Northernhay Gardens, and the Royal Albert Memorial Museum all nearby.
The surrounding neighbourhood features a variety of cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, and leisure facilities, ensuring students have everything they need within easy reach. Excellent transport connections make travelling around Exeter simple and convenient. Students interested in exploring alternative accommodation options can also consider Renslade House, The Printworks, Walnut Gardens, and Isca Lofts through Acolyte Living. These nearby student residences offer modern amenities and convenient access to the University of Exeter and local attractions. With its excellent location and student-friendly environment, Atlas House Exeter provides an ideal setting for students seeking both academic success and an enjoyable university experience.
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4.6
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Students who want all-inclusive bills, reliable high-speed Wi‑Fi, strong security features (CCTV and on-site security), disability access, and ample social and study spaces. The property also offers a dedicated study room and a social-friendly common room, which can help with balancing study and campus life.
Students looking for the absolute lowest weekly cost, or those preferring a shorter tenancy than 51 weeks (the documented contract length). Also, if privacy preferences vary (some room types are shared kitchens), consider whether a private kitchen or a smaller, single-occupant option is essential.
All-inclusive bills, high-speed internet, extensive on-site amenities (laundry, communal spaces, bike storage, CCTV and on-site security), and accessibility features. Proximity to key campuses supports easy daily attendance.
Fire-tested security features are part of the package, including CCTV and on-site security, along with a fob entry system for building access. The property advertises inclusive bills (electricity, gas, water, and internet) and on-site amenities designed to support study and social life. Accessibility is listed as a feature, with wheelchair-accessible facilities and general accessibility considerations noted.
The pricing and tenancy specifics in this overview come from multiple third-party sources (including Hall Bookers and other booking platforms). While they align on room types and major amenities, always verify the latest terms (weekly rate, contract length, and inclusions) with the operator before committing.
St Luke’s Campus: Directly across the road; a 3-minute walk. Highly viable for daily attendance without fatigue.
Streatham Campus: Approximately 1.5 miles away; about a 15-minute bus ride. Viable for daily attendance with minimal fatigue.
Approximately 1 mile away; 20-minute walk or 10-minute bus ride. Viable for daily attendance with manageable travel.
~13 m², double bed, en-suite, shared kitchen, wardrobe, study desk. £190/week; 51-week contract.
~13 m², en-suite, shared kitchen in a cluster apartment of 4–6, wardrobe, study desk. £192/week; 51 weeks.
Private studio with en-suite, private kitchen, wardrobe, study desk. £225/week; 51 weeks.
All-inclusive bills (electricity, gas, water, and internet) are part of the listed rent, which simplifies budgeting. Extra costs: The data provided does not include deposit details, administration fees, or utility-specific charges beyond the all-inclusive claim.
Classic En-suite: £190/week ≈ £825–£860/month Premium En-suite: £192/week ≈ £835–£860/month Silver Studio: £225/week ≈ £980–£990/month Gold Studio: £240/week ≈ £1040–£1100/month Platinum Studio: £245/week ≈ £1060–£1110/month Note: These are approximate calculations based on listed weekly rates and typical 4.3-week-average per calendar month. Confirm final monthly amounts with the operator for exact billing terms.
A dedicated Study Room exists to support focused work, alongside a personal desk in each room type. This pairing can help students structure study blocks and reduce distractions.
Social spaces include a Common Room with a pool table, TV, and seating; a Communal Lounge and Communal TV; a Games Room and Outdoor Courtyard for events and downtime.
On-site laundry, secure bike storage, and a communal kitchen provide practical daily support for students balancing academics with social life.
High-speed Wi‑Fi is advertised at up to 100 Mbps across the property, supporting online coursework, streaming, and research needs.
A dedicated study room and private studio options with in-room desks support productive study sessions.
No explicit reliability risks are listed in the approved inputs. Consider confirming Wi‑Fi coverage details (signal strength in all rooms) and any restrictions during peak times with the operator.
CCTV coverage and on-site security personnel contribute to a heightened sense of security, alongside secure fob entry for access control.
Provided data emphasizes the security measures rather than qualitative night-life descriptions; if you expect a quiet or particularly active night environment, verify with current residents or staff.
The combination of CCTV and on-site security provides deterrence and assurance for late returns.
Q: What kinds of rooms are available at Atlas House Exeter?
A: Classic En-suite, Premium En-suite, Silver Studio, Gold Studio, and Platinum Studio, varying in space and kitchen access.
Q: Is internet included?
A: Yes. All-inclusive bills include internet.
Q: How close is Atlas House to the University of Exeter?
A: St Luke’s Campus is directly across the road (3-minute walk). Streatham Campus is about 1.5 miles away (roughly a 15-minute bus ride). Exeter College is about 1 mile away (walk or short bus ride).
Q: What common facilities are on-site?
A: Common Room, Study Room, Communal Kitchen, Outdoor Courtyard, Laundry, CCTV, On-Site Security, and Contents Insurance.
Q: Are there accessibility features?
A: Yes, Disabled Access is listed among the amenities.
Atlas House Exeter offers a compelling option for students who value built-in convenience, strong security, accessibility, and a balance of study and social spaces. The combination of high-speed internet, inclusive bills, varied room types (including private studios), and proximity to key Exeter campuses supports clear daily planning for many undergraduates and postgraduates. However, the tenancy is 51 weeks, which may feel restrictive for students seeking shorter commitments or for those prioritizing the lowest possible weekly cost. Notable strengths include the dedicated study space and social areas, as well as verified, positive staff interactions from approved reviews. The main trade-offs are the potential higher cost relative to some alternatives and the lack of explicit information on some tenancy terms (deposit, cooling-off, and exit conditions) in the supplied data.
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Daytime and evening environment: Atlas House Exeter sits on Heavitree Road, with direct proximity to central campus activity and services. The nearby university ecosystem is reflected in the commuting data below.
Access to essentials: The property provides a broad set of on-site amenities (lounge, common room, communal kitchen, study room, laundry, bike storage, and on-site security) that reduce the need for frequent off-site trips.
Noise and crowd dynamics: While the data provided doesn’t specify explicit noise levels, the combination of on-site security and CCTV offers a sense of safety during night hours, and the property’s social spaces may concentrate some activity in dedicated areas.
Neighbourhood comfort realities: The property’s location near campuses supports quick daily attendance for students at the University of Exeter’s St Luke’s Campus and Streatham Campus, as well as Exeter College, but on-site convenience remains the primary offset to external travel.
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“I have very much enjoyed atlas house and love how big the rooms are!!”
“Reception staff are absolutely brilliant and created a very welcoming space, especially for international students.”
Long tenancy terms (51 weeks) and price points that sit in the mid-to-upper range for student accommodation. Some rooms involve shared kitchens, which may impact privacy for some students. Pricing and terms come from third-party listings, so confirm final terms directly with the operator.
51 weeks for all listed room types. Cooling-off clarity: Not specified in the provided inputs. Guarantor expectations: Not specified. Exit implications: Not specified.
~22–24 m², private studio with en-suite, private kitchen, wardrobe, study desk. £240/week; 51 weeks.
~25–29 m², private studio with en-suite, private kitchen, wardrobe, study desk. £245/week; 51 weeks.
En-suites exist in both shared-kitchen (Classic and Premium) and private-kitchen (Silver, Gold, Platinum) configurations. Studio options provide private living and cooking spaces, while the Classic/ Premium options lean toward shared kitchen setups in a cluster apartment style.
Wheelchair-accessible facilities and contents insurance are included or available, improving accessibility and security for personal possessions.
The provided data does not mention a gym, dedicated parking, or on-site medical facilities. If these are priorities, you may need to verify their availability.
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