Single Studios Studio
16-51 Weeks
Tenancy Length
09 Jan
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£215.00
From (Per week)
0.6 mi
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I am really enjoying my stay at King Edward Studios. The studio is very well equipped and out of all other options you'd find near Streatham campus, this is the most spacious. Any maintenance issues are directly resolved and the accommodation is very well kept. Special thanks to Mark and Kasia! The only downside I can think of is more related to Exeter -- Bus networks are not very good so you'll have to walk to campus (all uphill) and to the city centre. Saint Davids station is a 10-12 minute walk from the accommodation which is convenient and it takes around 25-35 minutes to the city centre (depending on where you are heading).
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I am really enjoying my stay at King Edward Studios. The studio is very well equipped and out of all other options you'd find near Streatham campus, this is the most spacious. Any maintenance issues are directly resolved and the accommodation is very well kept. Special thanks to Mark and Kasia! The only downside I can think of is more related to Exeter -- Bus networks are not very good so you'll have to walk to campus (all uphill) and to the city centre. Saint Davids station is a 10-12 minute walk from the accommodation which is convenient and it takes around 25-35 minutes to the city centre (depending on where you are heading).
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King Edward Studios Information
| Postcode | EX4 4NA |
| Price from | £215.00 per week for 25/26 (subject to availability) |
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- Common Room
- Communal Events
- Library or Study Area
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- Common Room
- Communal Kitchen
Internet Access
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
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- CCTV / Surveillance Cameras
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- Contents Insurance
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- No Smoking
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- Cable TV
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- Bike Storage
Travel Times
University of Exeter
Streatham Campus13 mins6 mins13 mins0.6 mi
St Luke's Campus37 mins7 mins17 mins1.9 mi
University of West London (UWL)
Academy of Music & Sound Exeter25 mins4 mins18 mins1.8 mi
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Across my 2 years of living experience here ive had very little gripes about the place besides the location being at the most downhill place. Being next to a main road and train tracks are not too good of a feature either. Overall my experience here has been satisfactory
I really like it here. It’s very spacious, well-heated, and close to the school. I’ve already gotten used to everything here. Everyone is also very friendly. It’s also very cost-effective.
Decent area close to the Exeter St. Davids station. Nice and spacious rooms with personal stoves and microwaves. Good for people who like quiet, peaceful places
Lovely employees, great accomodation and close to the university. It is 20 minutes from town, with some smaller convenciene stores close by.
I am really enjoying my stay at King Edward Studios. The studio is very well equipped and out of all other options you'd find near Streatham campus, this is the most spacious. Any maintenance issues are directly resolved and the accommodation is very well kept. Special thanks to Mark and Kasia! The only downside I can think of is more related to Exeter -- Bus networks are not very good so you'll have to walk to campus (all uphill) and to the city centre. Saint Davids station is a 10-12 minute walk from the accommodation which is convenient and it takes around 25-35 minutes to the city centre (depending on where you are heading).
Would be better if more social spaces and better internet if possible.
Good overall but some rooms are more outdated than others some rooms have laminate flooring others have old blue carpet making it difficult to clean compared with wood flooring.
Accommodation is reasonably priced and the location is exceptional - only a 10-15 minute walk to campus. The building is always clean and maintenance issues are quickly resolved. The room is of great quality and the staff very friendly.
A decent accommodation as it very well suits a quiet calm relaxing accommodation. It’s quite independent though as I don’t find it very social due to no common rooms. I love how it is very quiet and private but not much social interaction. Lovely WiFi and great staff linked to point exe too
If you're thinking of staying in Birks Grange Village in self-catering, I'd highly recommend staying here instead! There isn't a lot of socializing in the halls, but I've heard that there isn't that much in Birks as well (luck I suppose). I'd argue though that the best way to make friends is through meeting people at societies where everyone has similar interests. That aside, King Edwards gives you a whole space for yourself, perfect for hosting things with your friends! The bed is on wheels and I often move it to serve as a couch and invite folks over. It's only 2 minutes away from Birks where The Marketplace (grocery) is, perfect for almost all of your grocery needs. The walk to the Forum and campus is easy too (you cut right through diagonally in a really scenic route). The internet is top-notch as well, best internet I've ever had.
Perfect for students who are looking for their own private living space. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. Staff are incredibly friendly and maintenance issues have been fixed extremely quickly. Building is situated close to University campus and St David’s Station. However, rooms facing the train tracks do receive noise from the trains. I have found this very manageable and it has not been a distraction for me. Overall a very enjoyable experience.
The accommodation is always neat which is the best part. The maintenance is always on time. The only down side of the accommodation is that it is a bit far from city centre.
Amazing rooms and good environment to work and live in. More than enough space and very homely. Perfect location to walk to uni but be slightly out of the way
The only downsides I've experienced are: the noise from the trains passing, the lack of interior lighting in the room. The internet is mostly good but went down in exam week for hours. Overall I'd recommend because of the reasonble price and good location.
Hey, My name is priya suresh, I m from India To talk about King Edward studio, it was really hard for me to get accommodation for January intake and I was struggling a lot to get one. But then at the end moment I found a person on Facebook who had advertised that the studio is available as he was moving to other place. So I was thrilled to take it because it was according to my budget and also it was a studio, which I was looking since a long time. After moving in to King Edwards I must say that I m in totally love with the place. The reason is because it just feels like my own room which I have in India also I get a lot of privacy. I m completely enjoying my stay here at King Edwards. Thank you so much for the team for letting me move in to this place❤️