2 bed flat - 40 Augustus House New North Road Exeter
£223 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £185 rent-only (+£38)
5 student properties listed for 2026/27
2 bedroom student houses are ideal for pairs of friends who want their own space without a big household. Most 2-beds in Exeter are flats or smaller homes with a kitchen, living space, bathroom and two bedrooms. Every listing shows two prices: all-inclusive first, then rent-only. Explore popular locations like St Davids or Pennsylvania, or choose based on your commute to Streatham or St Luke's. Looking for more space? Try our 3-bed houses or browse all student houses in Exeter.
Rent varies by location, condition and landlord. Browse our 2-bed listings below to see individual prices, or contact us for advice.
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All-inclusive prices shown first. Rent-only shown as an alternative.
Based on live Gillams listings for 2026/27. Updated throughout the day.
£223 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £185 rent-only (+£38)
£213 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £175 rent-only (+£38)
£213 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £175 rent-only (+£38)
£213 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £175 rent-only (+£38)
£203 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £165 rent-only (+£38)
For pairs sharing a 2-bed property in Exeter, the pricing choice matters more than in larger houses. With only two people splitting bills, any usage differences (heating preferences, long showers) can create friction. All-inclusive removes this entirely – one fixed weekly cost each, regardless of who's home more. Rent-only gives control if you're both disciplined about usage. Most pairs find all-inclusive simpler, especially when one travels home often or has irregular schedules.
A 2 bed student house in Exeter is ideal for best friends or postgraduate students who want a quieter living situation. With just two people sharing, you get maximum privacy, minimal household admin, and full control over your living environment.
A two bedroom student house in Exeter is ideal for close friends or postgraduates who want a quieter shared setup. If you're searching for a 2 person house in Exeter, this size keeps household admin simple while still splitting costs.
Two-bed properties often have compact kitchens and living areas, so check storage, desk space, and whether the living area is separate or open-plan. Small details matter more when there are fewer shared rooms. Most 2-bedroom student rentals in Exeter are flats rather than houses – purpose-built apartments, converted Victorian house flats, and maisonettes. Quality varies significantly, so always view before committing.
Two-beds work well for pairs of friends who want an extra room for study, guests, or flexible living. Each person signs the tenancy agreement and both need to meet referencing requirements.
With only two people sharing, the per-person cost is higher than larger houses. However, you avoid the complexities of managing a bigger household. The all-inclusive option covers rent, gas, electricity, water and WiFi in one weekly payment – particularly convenient for pairs who want simple, predictable outgoings. Factor in the value of privacy and reduced household friction.
St Davids and the City Centre have the highest concentration of 2-bed flats, often in converted buildings close to shops and transport links. Pennsylvania offers some 2-beds at premium rents but with excellent Streatham Campus proximity. Heavitree provides more affordable options with slightly longer commutes.
2-bed properties are niche in the student market. Set up instant alerts to catch new listings. Alternatively, explore 3-bed properties – the third room works well as a study, guest room or to offset costs with a third housemate.
Most 2-beds have one larger and one smaller bedroom – a common source of tension if not addressed upfront. Three fair approaches: (1) Rent adjustment: the larger room pays £5-15/week more; measure rooms during viewing to agree exact figures. (2) Room swap: switch halfway through the year so each person gets both experiences. (3) First pick trade-off: whoever takes the smaller room gets first choice of other decisions (parking spot, storage cupboard, bathroom shelf). Decide before signing – not after move-in when resentment builds.
Two people can comfortably share one bathroom – the key is hot water, not bathroom count. Check the boiler or water heater can handle back-to-back showers. Combi boilers are best (unlimited hot water); cylinder systems need 15-20 minutes to reheat between showers. During viewings, ask about the heating system and check shower pressure by running taps simultaneously. A good shower in a one-bathroom flat beats weak pressure in a two-bathroom property.
Two-person bill splits are simpler than larger houses but still create friction if usage differs. One person works from home, one is out all day – who pays for daytime heating? One takes 20-minute showers, one takes 5 minutes – water bills reflect this. All-inclusive removes every argument. With only two people, the per-person bills uplift is around £38/week – meaningful, but the household harmony is often worth it. Couples and close friends almost universally prefer inclusive.
Pairs searching for 2-beds prioritise: equal-sized bedrooms (prevents awkward rent negotiations), bills included (no arguments over heating), good hot water (back-to-back showers), and proximity to Streatham or St Luke's. St Davids and City Centre have the most 2-bed stock.
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With just two people, unequal bedroom sizes can cause tension if you're splitting rent equally. Check room dimensions during viewings and agree how you'll handle any size differences before signing. Also verify hot water capacity – smaller flats sometimes struggle with back-to-back showers.
Yes, pairs of friends are welcome to rent 2-bed properties. Each person signs the tenancy agreement and both need to meet referencing requirements including guarantors.
Most 2-beds in Exeter are flats – either purpose-built apartments or conversions within larger houses. Standalone 2-bed houses exist but are less common.
For many pairs, yes. All-inclusive bundles rent, gas, electricity, water and WiFi into one payment, eliminating bill admin. It's particularly convenient for friends wanting simple budgeting.
2-beds are scarce in the student market, so start as early as October/November. Set up alerts to be notified instantly when matching properties become available.
Parking varies by property. City centre flats rarely include parking; properties in residential areas like Heavitree sometimes do. Check each listing for parking details.
Set up property alerts for instant notifications. Alternatively, a 3-bed could work – use the third room as a study or guest room, or invite a third person to share costs.
Looking for a 2-bed house in a specific area? Here are the most popular locations for 2-bed student accommodation:
Very close to Streatham Campus. Popular with groups who want easy campus access.
Walkable to campus. Near train station with great transport links and local shops.
Close to campus. Quiet residential streets with excellent local amenities.
Walkable to campus. Central location with nightlife, shops, and bus connections.
Campus-focused? Near Streatham | Near St Luke's
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