4 bed house - 19 King Edward Street Exeter
Under Offer£170 pppw incl bills
£145 pppw rent only
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King Edward Street Student Houses, Exeter (2026/27)
Part of the St Davids student area. Looking for more options? Browse all Exeter student houses or filter by bedrooms and area.
Bedroom Distribution on King Edward Street
Currently listed: 1 property4bed1 listed (100%)
Median rent: £145 pppw (rent-only) across all listed properties on this road.
King Edward Street is a charming residential road nestled in the heart of St Davids, making it an ideal spot for students seeking a vibrant community atmosphere. With its proximity to Exeter's Streatham Campus, just a 15-minute walk away, students here enjoy convenient access to lectures and campus amenities. The street boasts a mix of traditional and contemporary housing, fostering a friendly neighbourhood vibe that attracts both undergraduate and postgraduate students who value a balance between study and social life.
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Typical Rent on King Edward Street
Exeter-wide dataThis road's data (2026/27 season) • Based on 1 properties on King Edward Street.
Nearby Amenities
- Supermarket: Sainsbury's (800m)
- Cafe: The Plant Cafe (600m)
- Bus Stop: St Davids Station (400m)
- Park: Heavitree Park (1200m)
All-inclusive prices shown first. Rent-only shown as an alternative.
What changed recently
Based on live Gillams listings for 2026/27. Updated throughout the day.
1 Student Property on King Edward Street
Listed sizes: 4-bed (1) • Prices show all-inclusive first, then rent-only
Living on King Edward Street
King Edward Street shares the character of the wider St Davids area. St Davids has a more mixed residential feel compared to purely student areas like Pennsylvania. You'll have student neighbours but also families and young professionals, creating a slightly quieter atmosphere. Students on King Edward Street benefit from this established residential atmosphere while enjoying proximity to campus and local amenities.
Commute to Campus from King Edward Street
Streatham Campus: From King Edward Street, Streatham Campus is 12 minutes walk. The walk is along residential streets, mostly flat or gently uphill.
St Luke's Campus: St Luke's Campus is 38 minutes walk from King Edward Street. Regular bus routes serve the area for longer distances.
Parking on King Edward Street
Parking on King Edward Street is limited, with permit zones in effect. Students may find it challenging to secure parking during the evenings, particularly on weekends when visitor traffic increases.
On-street: limited
Driveways: rare
Evenings: often tight
Local Amenities & Transport
Living on King Edward Street gives you access to St Davids's local amenities. St Davids benefits from proximity to both campus and city amenities. The Co-op on Cowley Bridge Road covers basics, while the larger Sainsbury's in the city centre is a short walk away. St Davids station provides excellent rail links to London, Bristol, Plymouth, and Cornwall. The St Davids area is well-served by public transport with regular buses to both campuses.
Properties on King Edward Street
Currently, King Edward Street has 1 student property listed, with 4-bed properties. 4-bedroom houses are most common on this road. Prices on King Edward Street are £145 per person per week, with all-inclusive options available.
Budget & Bills on King Edward Street
St Davids offers good value for the location and quality of housing available. Expect to pay £100-140 per person per week for a 4-6 bed house. Properties on King Edward Street follow similar pricing patterns, with all-inclusive rent options available to simplify your bills.
Why Choose King Edward Street?
King Edward Street combines the benefits of St Davids living with genuine walkability to Streatham Campus. Students here enjoy the balance of a residential street atmosphere with quick access to lectures, the library, and campus facilities. The road is popular with groups of 4 looking for quality housing in a proven student area. If you value the ability to travel, St Davids is hard to beat.
Why Choose Gillams Properties?
- Exeter student lettings since 2007
- All-inclusive pricing shown first - no hidden utility costs
- Viewings available 7 days a week - flexible scheduling
- Quick maintenance response - dedicated property team
- Clear tenancy process - transparent deposits and guarantor requirements
Viewing Checklist for King Edward Street
- Test the hill walk to campus - it's manageable but worth experiencing
- Check proximity to St Davids station if train travel matters to you
- Walk the route from King Edward Street to your campus at the time you'd normally travel
- Check mobile signal strength in every room - older buildings can have weak spots
- Test all taps, showers, and the boiler - ask when it was last serviced
- Look for signs of damp, especially in ground floor and basement rooms
- Check which way bedrooms face - north-facing rooms are cooler but darker
- Ask about bin collection days and where bins are stored
Common Mistakes When Renting on King Edward Street
- Not viewing the property in person before signing - photos can be misleading
- Underestimating the uphill walk to campus, especially in rain or with heavy bags
- Not checking train noise levels if the property backs onto the railway
- Ignoring bills costs when comparing rent - all-inclusive simplifies budgeting
- Assuming all houses on the same road are equal quality - variation exists between landlords
- Not checking the heating type and expected winter costs
Frequently Asked Questions About King Edward Street
How far is King Edward Street from the Streatham Campus?
King Edward Street is approximately a 15-minute walk from the Streatham Campus, making it very convenient for students attending classes and accessing university facilities.
What amenities are nearby King Edward Street?
Students living on King Edward Street benefit from the close proximity of local amenities, including a Sainsbury's supermarket just 0.5 miles away and various cafes and shops in St Davids, enhancing their daily convenience.
What is the parking situation like on King Edward Street?
Parking on King Edward Street is generally limited, with a mixture of permit and non-permit zones. Students should be aware that finding a space can be tight, especially during peak hours.
What is the atmosphere like on King Edward Street?
The atmosphere on King Edward Street is quite mixed, providing a blend of quiet residential living and occasional busyness from nearby streets. Students will find it a pleasant area to study while still being close to social activities.
Are there any good study spots near King Edward Street?
Yes, students can find excellent study spots at the nearby Exeter Central Library, just a 10-minute walk away, as well as various cafes in St Davids that offer a conducive atmosphere for studying.
How many student houses are on King Edward Street?
Currently, 1 student property is listed on King Edward Street for the 2026/27 academic year. 4-bedroom properties are listed.
How far is King Edward Street from Exeter University?
King Edward Street in St Davids is 12 minutes walk from Streatham Campus and 38 minutes walk from St Luke's Campus. Most students on this road walk to Streatham.
What is the rent on King Edward Street Exeter?
Student houses on King Edward Street currently range from £145 per person per week. All-inclusive options (with bills included) are available to simplify your monthly budgeting.
Is King Edward Street a good area for students?
Yes, King Edward Street in St Davids is a popular student location with 12 minutes walk to Streatham Campus. The area offers a good mix of residential calm and campus accessibility, with local amenities and transport links nearby.
Are there bills included houses on King Edward Street?
Yes, many properties on King Edward Street offer all-inclusive rent covering gas, electricity, water, broadband, and TV licence. This simplifies budgeting for student groups and means no arguments about utility usage.
What size student houses are on King Edward Street?
King Edward Street currently has 4-bed properties listed. 4-bedroom houses are most common.
Is parking easy on King Edward Street?
Parking on King Edward Street is limited, with permit zones in effect. Students may find it challenging to secure parking during the evenings, particularly on weekends when visitor traffic increases. Parking rules can vary - we recommend confirming arrangements for the specific property you're interested in.
Is King Edward Street noisy at night?
King Edward Street has a mixed atmosphere. It's used as a cut-through so there's some traffic during the day. The road is close to nightlife venues, so weekends can be livelier.
What shops are near King Edward Street?
The nearest supermarket to King Edward Street is Sainsbury's (about 800m away). For coffee, The Plant Cafe is nearby. The closest bus stop is St Davids Station.
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