1 bed house - 96 Magdalen Road, Exeter
£182 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £116 rent-only (+£66)
3 student properties currently available in Exeter for 2026/27
1 bed student flats and studios in Exeter are perfect for postgrads or anyone who prefers their own space. These compact properties offer complete privacy and independence. Every listing shows all-inclusive pricing first, then rent-only. Find options near Streatham Campus or St Luke's Campus, or explore areas like St Davids and the City Centre. Need more space? Browse 2-bed properties or see all student houses in Exeter.
All-inclusive prices shown first. Rent-only shown as an alternative.
£182 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £116 rent-only (+£66)
£182 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £116 rent-only (+£66)
£182 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £116 rent-only (+£66)
The choice between a studio flat and a 1-bed flat in Exeter depends on how you study and relax. Studios combine sleeping, living and cooking in one space – they're usually cheaper but mean your bed is always visible from your desk. True 1-beds have a separate bedroom, giving clear boundaries between study and rest. If you struggle to switch off when your bed is in view, a 1-bed is worth the extra cost. If you're pragmatic about space and prefer lower rent, studios can work well.
A 1 bed student flat in Exeter offers complete independence – no housemates, no shared spaces, no compromises. These properties suit postgraduate students, mature students, or anyone who values privacy and quiet study time.
If you want privacy, a calm routine, or you're studying as a postgraduate, a one bedroom student flat in Exeter can be ideal. Students often search for this when they want independence without sharing kitchens and bathrooms. Some undergraduates also choose 1-beds in later years, particularly those with part-time jobs or placements requiring flexible schedules.
Some listings are studios (sleeping and living in one space) and others are true one-beds with a separate bedroom. A studio flat can be cheaper and simpler, while a separate bedroom can feel more spacious for studying. Studios combine sleeping, living and kitchen areas in one open space with a separate bathroom. One-bed flats have a distinct bedroom separate from the living area.
You'll find 1-beds in purpose-built blocks, converted Victorian houses, and above commercial premises in the city centre. Size and quality vary significantly – always view in person to check natural light, storage, and noise levels.
If you're looking for a 1 person home, the main trade-off is cost versus privacy. Living alone means higher per-person costs than sharing, but you avoid bill disputes and household friction entirely. All-inclusive pricing can be especially helpful for solo renters because it keeps weekly outgoings predictable – one fixed amount covering rent, gas, electricity, water and WiFi.
The City Centre and St Davids have the highest concentration of 1-bed flats, with good transport links to both Streatham and St Luke's campuses. Pennsylvania has fewer 1-beds but offers the closest proximity to Streatham.
1-bed properties are limited in the student market. Set up instant alerts to be notified when new listings appear. If nothing suits, consider a 2-bed property – the second room works as a study or home office.
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With a studio flat, your bed and desk share the same room – this can affect sleep quality and focus. If you study best with separation between work and rest, prioritise a 1-bed with a separate bedroom over a cheaper studio. Also check hot water capacity – some older flats have small tanks that run out quickly.
Studios combine sleeping, living and kitchen in one open space with a separate bathroom. One-bed flats have a distinct, enclosed bedroom separate from living areas. Studios are often cheaper; one-beds feel more spacious for studying.
Yes, though they're less common than shared houses. Most are studio flats or small 1-bed apartments in the city centre, St Davids, or converted buildings near campus.
Absolutely. While 1-beds are popular with postgrads, any student can rent them. You'll need to meet standard referencing requirements including a guarantor.
Per-person costs are higher, but you eliminate bill disputes and household management. Many find the premium worth it for privacy and independence.
Every property shows two prices: all-inclusive (rent plus gas, electricity, water and WiFi) and rent-only. Choose whichever suits your budgeting style.
1-beds are scarce, so start early – October or November for the following September. Set up alerts to catch new listings immediately.