Queen Street Studios, exeter

Queen Street Studios Exeter Student Accommodation

Choosing student accommodation in Exeter usually comes down to two things: how far you need to travel each day and how comfortable the room feels once lectures are over. Queen Street Studios Exeter works well on both counts. The address keeps the University of Exeter, Exeter College, supermarkets, cafés and the city centre within easy reach, while every room gives you a private kitchen, bathroom and study area.

If independent living matters more than sharing a flat, Queen Street Studios student accommodation Exeter offers studio rooms that let you keep your own routine from the day you move in. Bills are included in the rent, the building has dedicated study and social spaces, and everyday errands rarely take long because most of the city centre is only a short walk away.

Queen Street Studios Address & Location

Queen Street Studios student living Exeter is located at:

Room 37, South West Business Centre, Queen Street, Exeter EX4 3SR, United Kingdom

Queen Street has remained one of Exeter's busiest student areas for years. Exeter Central Railway Station, cafés, supermarkets, local buses and the main shopping streets are all nearby, so most daily journeys stay short. The University of Exeter is also within comfortable walking distance, which makes early lectures far less of a rush than they might be from accommodation outside the city centre.

Why Choose Queen Street Studios Exeter?

Accommodation affects your routine long after move-in day. The right address can save time every single week.

Here's why many students shortlist Student accommodation Queen Street Studios Exeter:

• Every room is a private studio with its own kitchen, bathroom and study area.

• Rent includes electricity, gas, heating, water, Wi-Fi and contents insurance, making monthly budgeting much easier.

• Exeter city centre is only a short walk away for shopping, food and everyday errands.

• Study rooms, communal lounges, games areas and outdoor spaces give you somewhere else to spend time outside your room.

• Regular resident events make it easier to meet people during the academic year.

• CCTV, secure entry, on-site management and 24-hour security are available throughout the property.

Studio Types & Weekly Prices at Queen Street Studios

Every Queen Street Studio Exeter includes a furnished bedroom, private bathroom, kitchen, study desk and storage. The main difference between room categories is the amount of space available.

Studio Type	Weekly Rent
Standard Plus Studio	From £242
Standard Studio	From £245
Premium Studio	From £255
Premium Plus Studio	From £270
Deluxe Studio	From £275
Deluxe Plus Studio	From £285
Superior Plus Studio	From £290

All prices are subject to availability.

What's Included?

Moving into Queen Street Studios student accommodation Exeter doesn't usually involve arranging separate utility accounts or buying essential furniture. Most of it is already taken care of.

Bills Included

• Electricity

• Gas

• Heating

• Water

• High-speed Wi-Fi

• Contents Insurance

Facilities

Study & Social Spaces

• Study Rooms

• Resident Lounge

• Games Room

• PlayStation Area

• Outdoor Courtyard

• Resident Events

Everyday Facilities

• On-site Laundry

• Bike Storage

• Vending Machine

• On-site Management

Security

• CCTV

• Secure Door Entry

• 24-hour Security

• On-site Security Team

Every studio comes furnished with a bed, desk, chair, wardrobe, storage, private bathroom and kitchen, so there is very little to organise before moving in.

Universities Near Queen Street Studios Exeter

Most students here walk to class instead of planning their morning around buses. Queen Street keeps the main university buildings close enough that getting to lectures is usually the easiest part of the day.

University	Distance	Typical Journey
Academy of Music and Sounds – Exeter	0.6 miles	Around 10–12 minutes on foot
University of Exeter – Streatham Campus	0.83 miles	Around 15–18 minutes on foot
The University of Law Exeter Centre	0.96 miles	Around 18–20 minutes on foot
University of Exeter – St Luke's Campus	1.34 miles	Around 25–30 minutes on foot

 

Getting Around Exeter

Walking covers most journeys during the week, but buses and trains are close by whenever you need them.

Transport	Details
Exeter Central Railway Station	Just a few minutes away for trains across Devon and the rest of the UK.
Exeter Bus Station	Local and regional bus services across the city.
Central Station (Stop 27)	Handy for regular buses to university campuses and different parts of Exeter.

 

Nearby Places

Grocery Stores

Running out of bread, milk or pasta doesn't mean carrying shopping bags across town.

• Co-op Food, Queen Street

• Tesco Express

• Sainsbury's

• M&S Foodhall

Cafés & Places to Eat

Some days call for a coffee before class. Other days end with dinner after a long afternoon in the library.

• LUNA Cafe

• Jar Bakery

• Babylon

• Dottie's Restaurant

• The Drakes Arms

• Scapegoat

Parks & Outdoor Spaces

Revision gets easier after twenty minutes away from a desk.

• Northernhay Gardens

• Rougemont Gardens

• Bury Meadow Park

• Belmont Park

Shopping

Most students head into the city centre for clothes, stationery or anything they forgot to pack.

• Guildhall Shopping Centre

• Princesshay

• Queen Street shops

• High Street

Libraries

Your room isn't the only place to finish coursework.

• Exeter Library

• University of Exeter Library

• St Luke's Library

Fitness

If training is already part of your week, these options stay close to home.

• Anatomy Gyms Exeter

• vyve Gym

• University of Exeter Sports Park

Healthcare

These are useful places to know before you actually need them.

• Exeter Community Pharmacy

• St Leonards Pharmacy

• Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital

• Student Health Centre

Conclusion

A good address quietly saves time every day. Classes are within walking distance, groceries are easy to pick up on the way back, and the station is nearby whenever you're heading home for the weekend. That's why Queen Street Studios student living Exeter continues to appeal to students who want a city-centre base without making everyday routines more complicated.