6 bed house - 21 Prospect Park Exeter
Let for 2026/27£197 pppw incl bills
£175 pppw rent only
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Prospect Park, nestled in the vibrant St James neighbourhood, offers an appealing blend of tranquillity and accessibility for students. Its close proximity to Exeter's Streatham Campus, just a 15-minute walk away, makes it an ideal location for those pursuing their studies. The area is characterised by charming period houses and a friendly community atmosphere, attracting a diverse range of students who appreciate the balance of peaceful living with the convenience of local amenities.
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Listed sizes: 6-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.
£197 pppw incl bills
£175 pppw rent only
Prospect Park shares the character of the wider St James area. St James has a mixed residential character with students, young professionals, and families. It's less student-dominated than Pennsylvania, creating a quieter atmosphere outside of match days. Students on Prospect Park benefit from this established residential atmosphere while enjoying proximity to campus and local amenities.
Streatham Campus: From Prospect Park, Streatham Campus is 13 minutes walk. The walk is along residential streets, mostly flat or gently uphill.
St Luke's Campus: St Luke's Campus is 16 minutes walk from Prospect Park. Regular bus routes serve the area for longer distances.
Parking on Prospect Park is mixed, with some spaces available both on the street and in driveways. In the evenings, parking is usually available, although it can become limited during the day due to university traffic.
There is 1 Gillams property on Prospect Park, with 6-bed properties. 6-bedroom houses are most common on this road. 2027/28 releases here are still being confirmed. As a guide, 2026/27 rents on Prospect Park were £175 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 Prospect Park, or compare separately labelled city-wide evidence in the Exeter Student Rent Index.
Prospect Park combines the benefits of St James 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 6 looking for quality housing in a proven student area. St James's location near Exeter Central station provides useful local rail connections (different from St Davids main line station).
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Prospect Park is approximately a 15-minute walk from Streatham Campus, making it a convenient choice for students. The pleasant route allows for a relaxing commute, perfect for those busy mornings.
Students living on Prospect Park will find a variety of amenities within easy reach, including a Sainsbury's Local just 10 minutes away and several cafes like the popular Cafe 55 nearby. This ensures that daily necessities and social spots are conveniently accessible.
Parking on Prospect Park is mixed, with some spaces available for residents and visitors. However, be aware that it can be tight during peak hours, especially during the university term, so planning ahead is advisable.
The vibe on Prospect Park is predominantly quiet, making it an excellent choice for students who prefer a more serene environment. While it is not directly in the midst of nightlife, it maintains a friendly community feel that's perfect for study and relaxation.
Yes, students can enjoy the nearby St James Park, which is just a short stroll away. It's a lovely green space to unwind, socialise, or even study outdoors when the weather permits.
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