6 bed house - 47 Powderham Crescent Exeter
£273 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £250 rent-only (+£23)
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6 bed student houses in Exeter are a popular choice for established friendship groups who want the social side of shared living without jumping straight to the scale of 7 to 10 bed HMOs. At this size, the practical details matter more: kitchen capacity, fridge space, bathroom ratio, hot water, and whether the communal areas genuinely work for six people. Compare Exeter areas, view live listings, and choose between rent-only and bills-included pricing.
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All-inclusive prices shown first. Rent-only shown as an alternative.
Based on live Gillams listings for 2027/28. Updated throughout the day.
£273 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £250 rent-only (+£23)
Holding monies received
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£253 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £230 rent-only (+£23)
£248 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £225 rent-only (+£23)
£243 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £220 rent-only (+£23)
£243 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £220 rent-only (+£23)
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Or £215 rent-only (+£23)
£208 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £185 rent-only (+£23)
£208 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £185 rent-only (+£23)
£208 per person per week all-inclusive option
Or £185 rent-only (+£23)
For a 6-bed student house in Exeter, kitchen and bathrooms decide the experience. Six people need: enough fridge/freezer space (check capacity during viewings), adequate hob and worktop area for multiple cooks, and at least two bathrooms (ideally three or two plus a WC). Single-shower houses with six people create daily friction. A large kitchen-diner where you can eat together becomes the heart of the house. Prioritise these practical elements over cosmetic features.
A 6 bed student house in Exeter is popular because it combines strong value with enough space for a bigger group to live comfortably. It's a common choice for established friendship groups — often finalists who already know how they like to live together.
If you're searching for a 6 person house in Exeter, this size works best when your group is already "set": you've got the core six confirmed, you're aligned on budget, and you want one house rather than splitting into smaller places. Six is big enough to feel lively, but still small enough to stay organised with the right systems.
Most six-bedroom student houses are larger properties with generous kitchens and shared living space. When you view, prioritise the things that affect daily life: fridge/freezer capacity, storage, desk space in bedrooms, and whether the living area is genuinely usable (not just a hallway or a pass-through room). With six people, one "bottleneck" room — usually the kitchen — can make a big difference to how the house feels.
At this size, bathroom setup matters more than almost anything. Two bathrooms can work well for six if the layout is sensible, but if your group has early lectures, placements, or sports, look for an extra shower room or WC where possible. It's the easiest way to avoid daily queues and keep routines calm.
Because you're splitting costs six ways, the all-inclusive option is often the simplest choice: one fixed weekly amount per person, no winter heating debates, and no chasing housemates for variable bills. Rent-only can suit highly organised groups, but agree how you'll split bills and how you'll handle anyone going home for long periods before you commit.
Where you live affects your whole year, so choose based on your actual timetable and commute. Pennsylvania is popular for groups who want to stay close to Streatham Campus. St Davids offers strong transport links and easy access to the city. If you want value and space, Heavitree often delivers more for your money — especially for larger houses — with good bus routes to both campuses.
People often search "6 man house Exeter" meaning "a house for six students." The best way to choose is to treat it like a system: confirm your six, confirm the budget range, then shortlist properties where the kitchen and bathrooms can handle six people comfortably. That's what turns a big house into an easy year.
If availability is limited, act quickly: set up alerts and view as a full group so you can decide faster. If you can't find the right fit, consider splitting into a 4-bed and 2-bed on the same street, or look at 7+ bed houses if your group can grow by one.
Six bedrooms often vary significantly in size – attic rooms, basement conversions, or en-suites can affect how a group values them. Decide openly before signing whether everyone will pay the advertised per-person rent or whether your group wants to agree another fair split. Treat it like a system: compare the rooms together, write down the allocation, and make sure every housemate understands what they will pay. Gillams does not publish room-tier examples here because they are not current listing evidence and could be mistaken for the rent of a six-bedroom house.
For 6–10 occupants, Exeter City Council’s published HMO standard calls for two baths or showers, two wash basins and two WCs, with at least one WC in a separate compartment. Check each listing’s recorded bathrooms and shower rooms, the property licence, and the layout and hot-water supply at your viewing. Exeter City Council HMO amenity standards.
With six people, bills-inclusive pricing can remove a lot of administration, while rent-only may suit a group that is comfortable managing variable costs. The difference must be taken from the current property record rather than a fixed per-head assumption: compare both prices on each listing and use the dated, current portfolio evidence in the Exeter Student Rent Index. If a six-bed sample is too small, the index withholds the figure rather than substituting an estimate.
Compare current 6-bed listings in Pennsylvania, St Davids, Mount Pleasant and Heavitree. Check each property's recorded price, condition, kitchen and bathroom facilities, exact campus routes and current transport information; no fixed quality, rent or value ranking is assumed.
Six-person groups prioritise: the recorded baths, showers and WCs, all-inclusive pricing (eliminates complex six-way splits), large kitchen-diner (the heart of any 6-bed), HMO licence and permitted occupancy, and proximity to Streatham or St Luke's. Pennsylvania has the best 6-bed stock.
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With 5–6 people, a single shower room can create daily queues during term time. Check how many showers exist (not just bathrooms – a bathroom with only a bath doesn't help morning routines). Also verify that attic or top-floor bedrooms have adequate headroom and are genuinely usable as full bedrooms.
Check the property’s HMO licence and permitted occupancy with Gillams and Exeter City Council. The bedroom count alone does not establish licence status or compliance.
It varies, but many 6-bed houses offer two bathrooms, and some include an additional shower room or WC. Check the layout carefully if your group has lots of early starts.
For many groups, yes. All-inclusive gives a fixed weekly cost per person and avoids the complexity of splitting variable bills between six people. Rent-only can work if your group is organised and agrees a bill-splitting plan upfront.
Focus on the "daily life" essentials: kitchen space, fridge/freezer capacity, storage, desk space in bedrooms, and bathroom setup. These matter more with six people than cosmetic finishes.
Agree allocation before signing. Some groups keep rent equal; others adjust slightly for larger rooms. The key is to decide openly as a group in advance.
Tell us as early as possible. Options depend on timing and the tenancy, but early notice gives the most flexibility to find a replacement or agree next steps.
Looking for a 6-bed house in a specific area? Here are locations where Gillams lists 6-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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