4 bed house - 23 King William Street Exeter
Let for 2026/27£191 pppw incl bills
£165 pppw rent only
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King William Street is a vibrant thoroughfare nestled in the heart of Exeter's City Centre, making it an ideal location for students seeking convenience and community. Just a short walk from both the Streatham Campus and St Luke’s Campus, this road is popular among those studying a variety of disciplines. The lively atmosphere, with an eclectic mix of shops and cafes, attracts students who enjoy being in the midst of urban life while having easy access to green spaces like the nearby Northernhay Gardens. The strong sense of community here is perfect for those looking to connect with fellow students.
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Listed sizes: 4-bed (1) • Prices show all-inclusive first, then rent-only
Currently let for 2026/27. Use these as a guide to typical rents on this street, and register for 2027/28 releases.
£191 pppw incl bills
£165 pppw rent only
King William Street shares the character of the wider City Centre area. City centre living is lively and convenient. You'll never be far from a café, supermarket, or late-night takeaway. Students on King William Street benefit from this established residential atmosphere while enjoying proximity to campus and local amenities.
Streatham Campus: From King William Street, Streatham Campus is 17 minutes walk. The walk is along residential streets, mostly flat or gently uphill.
St Luke's Campus: St Luke's Campus is 20 minutes walk from King William Street. Regular bus routes serve the area for longer distances.
Parking on King William Street is limited, with few available spaces and a requirement for permits. In the evenings, finding parking can be quite challenging as the area attracts both residents and visitors alike.
There is 1 Gillams property on King William Street, with 4-bed properties. 4-bedroom houses are most common on this road. 2027/28 releases here are still being confirmed. As a guide, 2026/27 rents on King William Street were £165 per person per week; 2027/28 pricing is confirmed as each house is released, and all-inclusive options are available.
See the road-scoped rent figures above for King William Street, or compare separately labelled city-wide evidence in the Exeter Student Rent Index.
King William Street combines the benefits of City Centre 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. City centre living is a lifestyle choice with clear trade-offs.
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King William Street is approximately 1 mile from the Streatham Campus, which is about a 20-minute walk or a quick 7-minute cycle. This makes it a convenient location for students attending lectures or campus events.
Residents of King William Street benefit from a range of local amenities, including the nearby Tesco Express, just 0.3 miles away. Additionally, various cafes, restaurants, and shops are accessible within a short walk, making daily life easy and enjoyable.
Parking on King William Street is limited and usually requires a permit. There are some spaces available for residents, but it can be quite tight during peak hours, especially in the evenings when students are returning home.
The atmosphere on King William Street is lively and mixed, with a blend of students and local residents. During the day, the street buzzes with activity, but it tends to quiet down in the evenings, creating a balanced living environment.
Yes, Northernhay Gardens is just a 0.5-mile stroll from King William Street. This beautiful park offers a lovely escape for students looking to unwind or study outdoors, adding to the appeal of the area.
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