Atlas House, exeter

Atlas House Exeter Student Accommodation

Choosing where to live during university often comes down to the details you'll deal with every day. How far is the walk to campus? Are the main bills already covered? Do you have somewhere to study when your room feels too distracting?

Atlas House Exeter gives students a choice between en-suite rooms in shared flats and private studios, so the setup can suit different ways of living. Its location on Heavitree Road also puts the University of Exeter's St Luke's Campus, shops, transport links and other useful places within easy reach.

With furnished rooms, inclusive utility bills and shared spaces inside the residence, Atlas House offers a straightforward base for students spending the academic year in Exeter.

Atlas House Address & Location

Address: Flat 1–75 Atlas House, Heavitree Road, Exeter EX1 2FR, United Kingdom

Atlas House Exeter is situated on Heavitree Road, close to the University of Exeter’s St Luke’s Campus. The location also puts you within easy reach of supermarkets, shopping centers, libraries and public transport, making the weekly routine easier to handle.

Students can purchase their food from local retailers including Waitrose & Partners, Tesco Express, Sainsbury's Local, Morrisons and Marks & Spencer. Other retail alternatives are Princesshay Retail Centre and Guildhall Shopping Center. Transport: St James Park Railway Station and Exeter Central Railway Station link the region to the rest of the city.

Students wishing to work away from their housing can also work in St Luke’s Campus Library or Exeter Library. Residents are left with a choice of study locations when they want a change of scenery from their desk.

Why Choose Atlas House Exeter?

There isn't one type of student who lives at Atlas House. Some prefer sharing a flat and having other people around, while others would rather have their own kitchen and bathroom.

The property caters to both preferences, with en-suite rooms in shared flats alongside self-contained studios.

Some of the main reasons to consider Atlas House Exeter include:

• En-suite rooms with access to shared kitchens.

• Self-contained studios with a private kitchen and bathroom.

• Electricity, gas, water and Wi-Fi included in the weekly rent.

• Study lounge and shared lounge areas.

• Pool table and outdoor courtyards.

• Bike storage.

• Furnished accommodation.

• 24-hour security and CCTV.

• On-site security.

• Wheelchair accessible facilities.

• Short walking distance from the University of Exeter's St Luke's Campus.

For students who want to keep their accommodation costs predictable while staying close to university, the combination of room choice and inclusive bills makes Atlas House worth considering.

Room Types & Weekly Rent

The accommodation at Atlas House covers several room categories, ranging from accessible studios and en-suite rooms to larger private studios. This gives students some flexibility when deciding how much privacy and space they want.

Room Type	Weekly Rent
Accessible Studio	From £189
Classic Ensuite	From £190
Premium Ensuite	From £192
Bronze Studio	From £220
Silver Studio	From £225
Gold Studio	From £240
Platinum Studio	From £245
Platinum Studio with Wet Room	From £245

Weekly prices can change according to room availability and tenancy length.

En-suite Rooms

Classic Ensuite and Premium Ensuite rooms are suited to students who want a private bathroom but don't need a separate kitchen. These rooms are part of shared flats, so residents have access to communal kitchen facilities and live alongside other students.

This arrangement gives you your own private bedroom and bathroom while keeping the shared side of student living.

Studio Rooms

Students who prefer to manage their own space can choose from several studio categories, including Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum Studios.

Studios have their own kitchen and bathroom, alongside space for studying and relaxing. They suit students who would rather have their main living facilities in one private unit.

Accessible Accommodation

Atlas House also has an Accessible Studio and a Platinum Studio with Wet Room. These options give students with specific accessibility requirements additional room choices within the property.

What's Included at Atlas House?

The weekly rent at Atlas House Exeter covers several household essentials, so students don't have to arrange separate utility services after moving in.

Your rent includes:

• High-speed Wi-Fi

• Electricity

• Gas

• Water

• Fully furnished room

Having these costs included in one weekly payment makes it easier to keep track of accommodation spending throughout the academic year.

Facilities at Atlas House

The facilities at Atlas House cover the parts of student life that happen outside your room, from getting coursework done to spending time with other residents.

Study & Social Spaces

Students have access to:

• Study lounge

• Lounge area

• Pool table

• Outdoor courtyards

• Communal kitchens in en-suite flats

The study lounge gives residents another place to work when they want some separation from their room. The lounge, pool table and outdoor courtyards offer more casual spaces for breaks and time with other students.

Everyday Facilities

• Furnished rooms

• Bike storage

Having bike storage on site can be useful for students who cycle to campus or around Exeter during the week.

Safety & Resident Support

• 24-hour security

• CCTV monitoring

• On-site security

• Wheelchair accessible facilities

These facilities provide additional support around the property while keeping accessibility in mind for residents who need it.

Universities Near Atlas House Exeter

Living close to university can make a noticeable difference once lectures, seminars and coursework start filling up your week. A shorter journey gives you more flexibility between classes and makes it easier to use campus facilities without having to plan your day around long commutes.

Atlas House Exeter is particularly well placed for students at the University of Exeter's St Luke's Campus, which is only 0.18 miles away.

University	Distance
University of Exeter – St Luke's Campus	0.18 miles
Academy of Music and Sounds – Exeter	0.98 miles
The University of Law – Exeter Centre	1.44 miles
University of Exeter – Streatham Campus	1.72 miles

The St Luke's Campus is close enough to reach on foot, making Atlas House a practical option for students whose courses are based there. Students studying at the Streatham Campus can also reach it using Exeter's local transport network.

Transport Options Near Atlas House

Getting around Exeter is relatively straightforward from Atlas House Exeter. Several railway stations and bus stops are located nearby, giving residents options for travelling around the city or further afield.

Transport Overview

Transport	Details
Railway Stations	St James Park Railway Station, Exeter Central Railway Station, Exeter St Thomas Railway Station, Exeter St Davids Railway Station and Pinhoe Railway Station
Nearest Bus Stops	St Luke's Campus, Lower Summerlands, College Road, Exeter Bus and Coach Station and Exeter Coach Station

Students living close to St Luke's Campus can walk to lectures, while buses provide an alternative for longer journeys across Exeter. The nearby railway stations are also useful for students travelling outside the city during weekends or university breaks.

Nearby Places

The area around Atlas House has a useful mix of shops, study spaces, healthcare facilities, fitness centres and places to eat. Having these within reach means students can manage many parts of their weekly routine without travelling across Exeter.

Shops, Essentials & Weekend Browsing

• Princesshay Shopping Centre

• Guildhall Shopping Centre

• Harlequins Shopping Centre Development Site

• Exeter Quayside Shopping & Leisure

• Sowton Retail Park

• Waitrose & Partners

• Tesco Express

• Sainsbury's Local

• Morrisons

• Marks & Spencer

Libraries & Study Spaces

• St Luke's Campus Library

• Exeter Library

• Forum Library

• Devon and Exeter Institution

• Pinhoe Library

Nearby Medical Facilities

• Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital (Wonford)

• Exeter Community Hospital (Whipton)

• Nuffield Health Exeter Hospital

• Mardon Neuro-Rehabilitation Centre

• Franklyn Hospital

Bus Stops

• St Luke's Campus

• Lower Summerlands

• College Road

• Exeter Bus and Coach Station

• Exeter Coach Station

Stay Active Nearby

• St Luke's Sports Centre

• Exeter Sports Academy

• Russell Seal Fitness Centre

• PureGym Exeter Fore Street

• The Gym Group Exeter Marsh Barton

Parks & Green Spaces

• Belmont Park

• Bury Meadow Park

• Northernhay Gardens

• Rougemont Gardens

• Heavitree Pleasure Ground

Cafés & Restaurants

• The Real Food Store & Cafe

• Grow Coffee House

• Magdalen Road Cafe

• Boston Tea Party Exeter

• The Exploding Bakery

• The Daisy Cafe

• The Gurkha Kitchen

• Harry's Restaurant

• Nando's Exeter

• The Cosy Club

Pubs

• The Bowling Green

• The Clifton Inn

• The Black Horse

• The Ship Inn

• The Imperial

Is Atlas House the Right Choice for You?

Choosing student accommodation in Exeter usually becomes easier once you know what kind of living arrangement suits you.

Atlas House Exeter gives students two main routes. You can have an en-suite room in a shared flat if you like having other people around, or choose a studio if you would rather keep your kitchen, bathroom and living space to yourself.

Students Who Prefer Shared Living

The en-suite rooms work well for students who want a private bedroom and bathroom without living completely on their own.

You'll share the kitchen with other residents, which gives you opportunities to meet people and have some company outside your course. It can be a useful setup for students moving to Exeter for the first time or anyone who enjoys a more social household.

Students Who Want Their Own Space

The studio options suit students who would rather have their main facilities in one private unit.

With your own kitchen and bathroom, you can decide how you use the space and manage your daily routine without having to coordinate shared facilities with flatmates. The range of Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum Studios also gives you different price points to consider.

Students Studying at St Luke's Campus

Location is one of the strongest points for students attending the University of Exeter's St Luke's Campus.

At just 0.18 miles away, the campus is close enough to walk to for lectures and other university activities. That can make a difference during busy weeks when you have several classes, library sessions or society commitments in your timetable.

Students Who Want Bills Included

Electricity, gas, water and Wi-Fi are included in the weekly rent.

This means you don't need to arrange separate utility accounts or work out how much each bill will cost every month. For students working with a fixed budget, having these expenses included can make accommodation costs easier to track.

Students Who Use Shared Facilities

The property also gives residents places to spend time away from their rooms.

The study lounge can be useful during busy coursework periods, while the lounge area, pool table and outdoor courtyards provide more relaxed spaces for breaks and socialising. Bike storage is also available for residents who cycle around Exeter.

Conclusion

Atlas House Exeter gives students a choice between shared en-suite accommodation and private studios, so the property can work for different budgets and living preferences. Its close location to the University of Exeter's St Luke's Campus is particularly useful for students who want to walk to lectures, while the nearby transport links connect residents with the wider city.

With electricity, gas, water and Wi-Fi included in the rent, along with study and social spaces inside the residence, Atlas House keeps many of the practical parts of student living in one place. For students planning to spend the academic year in Exeter, it offers a straightforward option with university, shops, transport and everyday amenities close by.