Picturehouse Student Apartments Exeter
Picturehouse Apartments are located on the bustling Sidwell Street and offer ideal student accommodation in Exeter for those studying at the University.
- Streatham campus is just a 15-minute walk away, and key transport links to all major London airports are conveniently close.
- Multicultural Sidwell Street provides easy access to all your daily essentials with a range of convenience stores nearby.
- The building has various amenities such as a private on-site gym, the largest in the city, a cinema room and private study rooms.
- You can also unwind with friends in the spacious open-plan communal lounge.
- With a wide selection of studios and shared apartments, there's something to suit everyone's needs.
- Each room includes free Wi-Fi and contents insurance, and all utilities are included in the rent with no booking fees.
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Features
- Bicycle storage
- Cinema
- Gym
- Common Room
- Private Study Room
- Laundry
- Outdoor Space
Your Bills (Inclusive of)
- Contents Insurance
- Electricity Included
- Gas Included
- Heating
- Water Included
- WiFi
Security & Safety
Exeter Student life
If you're looking for a fun and vibrant city to explore, Exeter is the perfect destination! With a large student population, the city has a diverse and lively atmosphere that's sure to put a smile on your face.
You'll have access to fantastic live music, exciting festivals, and miles of stunning beaches just a stone's throw away.
So why not come and experience the buzz for yourself?
Exeter is a fantastic city. It is big enough to offer plenty of things to do, yet not too crowded, making it easy to get around. If you are a fan of Harry Potter, you will be delighted to know that you can visit all the places that inspired J.K. Rowling's books, such as Mardon Hall, which served as the inspiration for Gryffindor Common Room, and Gandy Street, which inspired Diagon Alley.
Exeter is famous for several things. The first one is its beautiful coastline, where you can indulge in eating ice cream on sandy beaches within less than 20 minutes.
The second attraction is Exeter Quay, which offers various aquatic activities such as kayaking and canoeing, a climbing centre, and a number of pubs and shops. Lastly, Dartmoor National Park is just half an hour from Exeter, where you can take a hike through one of the UK's favourite national parks, home to the iconic Dartmoor Ponies.
What students have to say about Exeter's nightlife.
The first student says that Exeter's nightlife might not be as lively as in other big cities, but that is not an issue for them. They enjoy going out and bumping into people they know.
The best night out for them is Timepiece on Wednesdays, but they also love Cheesy Tuesdays at Unit 1.
The second student, a third-year student at the University of Exeter, mentions that although Exeter doesn't have as many nightclubs as big cities, the nights out are just as good.
The main clubs are conveniently situated on the main high street, close to university halls and private houses. They also mention that the nights out always make for a good story!
