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Seville costs less than Madrid or Barcelona, but the upfront money still needs planning. Here is the starting rent on this page and the deposit rules behind it.
Around €825 a month is the lowest starting rent on this page. Our Seville properties sit south of the old town and on La Cartuja, not in the historic centre. Each property page shows the rent for the room and stay you pick.
Our Seville properties leave this unstated up front, so ask. Get the included bills in writing before you pay anything: power, water, internet and cleaning. Electricity matters most here, because cooling a room through the warm months uses plenty.
An en-suite costs less than a studio in most cases. The bathroom is yours and the kitchen is shared, while a studio adds a kitchen area at a higher rent. See Seville en-suite rooms and Seville studio rooms side by side.
One month's rent for a home let, under the LAU. In Andalusia the landlord lodges it with AVRA, the regional housing agency. After you hand back the keys, any balance still unpaid a month later starts to earn legal interest.
A landlord may ask for more than the fianza, within a limit. On a home let of up to five years, the LAU caps any added guarantee at two months' rent. A residencia contract can follow other rules, so read which law yours names.
A colegio mayor charges one fee for the room and food together. The University of Seville's Colegio Mayor Hernando Colón, in the Reina Mercedes area, serves full board every day and cleans rooms weekly. With a residencia studio, add your own food shop.
The University of Seville spreads its faculties across the city. Find your own faculty first, then look at the properties around it.
South of the old town, on Avenida Reina Mercedes in the 41012 postcode. The School of Computer Engineering gives its address there. Palm Studios on Avenida de la Palmera is one of the properties close to this campus.
The Higher Technical School of Engineering, known as the ETSI. It stands on Camino de los Descubrimientos, and the school says the walk from the centre takes about 30 minutes over the Barqueta bridge. Cartuja sits on the island too.
No. The Ulysseus alliance guide counts 17 sites, with Reina Mercedes, Ramón y Cajal, Macarena, Isla de la Cartuja and the Rectorate as the main ones. Look up your faculty's address before you choose a room, because the sites sit far apart.
The Faculty of Economics and Business gives its address as Avenida de Ramón y Cajal 1, in the 41018 postcode. Students there should weigh bus links from each property, as none of our Seville properties share that postcode.
The Faculty of Medicine gives its address as Avenida Sánchez Pizjuán, in the 41009 postcode north of the old town. It lists Tussam circular lines C1 to C4 and routes 10, 13 and 14, so medical students should weigh bus links first.
Our Bermejales property sits on Plaza de la Marina Española, south of the centre in the 41012 postcode. The School of Computer Engineering uses the same postcode on Avenida Reina Mercedes, so the area suits students on that campus.
Pablo de Olavide University sits on the southern edge of Seville, on the Carretera de Utrera. Its students split between the city and the towns to the south.
Yes. The Flora Tristán university complex is the UPO's own accommodation, on Avenida Rectora Rosario Valpuesta in Dos Hermanas. The university places it in the south of Seville, near the exit towards Dos Hermanas and Utrera.
Metro de Sevilla Line 1 has a stop called Pablo de Olavide. The UPO notes the last stretch runs above ground, so you see the campus and its tower as you arrive. Tussam lines 38 and 38A also serve it.
The UPO's address at kilometre 1 of the Carretera de Utrera uses the 41013 postcode. Our Sevilla property on Calle Antonio Maura Montaner shares it. A shared postcode is not a short walk, so check the trip by metro, bus or bike.
Yes, for many students. The UPO says bike lanes connect the campus, it has several bike parks, and the Consorcio runs a free bus plus bike service. That makes a bike a cheap way to cover the gap from the city.
Students living south of the campus have their own links. The UPO says line L5 runs from Dos Hermanas and Montequinto, stopping beside the metro, while line M130 serves Montequinto and line M123 runs straight from Alcalá de Guadaíra.
Our Pablo de Olavide University student accommodation page orders our Seville properties by distance from campus. Use it to shortlist two or three, then time the trip from each one by Metro Line 1 or Tussam bus.
Local searches split between residencias and pisos compartidos. Erasmus students weigh the same two options, often while still at home.
Usually not. The University of Seville's School of Computer Engineering tells incoming students that most share a flat, usually found after arriving, and it points them to the SACU flat finder, which sorts offers by area of the city.
Shared flats, among European students. The Ulysseus guide calls flat sharing their most popular choice, usually with three people to a flat. A residencia suits students who want a furnished room and services waiting from the first day.
No. Our Seville properties sit outside the old town, around La Cartuja, Avenida de la Palmera, Bermejales and the 41013 postcode. The Ulysseus guide adds that flats in the historic quarter tend to be smaller and cost more than those further out.
Yes, for a residencia. You can arrange the room from home and move straight in. For a flat, the School of Computer Engineering suggests incoming students book their first nights in a hostel, then view flats in person once they are in Seville.
The University of Seville runs the Ramón Carande and Estanislao del Campo residences and one colegio mayor. Its SACU housing pool also lists rental flats, shared flats and rooms in family homes. See our University of Seville student accommodation page for private properties.
Yes. AEMET's long term averages for Seville airport put the typical daily high at around 36°C in July, and above 31°C in June and September. Ask whether your room has air conditioning and whether its electricity sits inside the rent.
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