Built in 2017, the modern residence is a short distance from the town centre, schools/university and a gymnasium. It offers facilities suited to students, with welcoming shared spaces - table football, yoga sessions, etc. It consists of T1 apartments of 19 square metres, T1 bis of 22 square metres and T2 of 29-34 square metres. The residence is rated 9.8/10 according to google.com reviews.
Information about the city
Caen is a French commune in north-west France in Normandy, the prefecture of the Calvados department. Welcoming close to 24000 students each year, the student city of Caen offers everything a student needs for a fulfilling life alongside their studies. In 2016, the commune had 105 403 inhabitants, the third largest commune in Normandy after Le Havre and Rouen.
Information about the location
Nearby: - Supermarket 3 min on foot - City centre 5 min by bike - School of midwifery 5 min on foot - Park 5 min on foot - University of Caen 8 min by bike The residence is served by: - Bus lines no. 10 and 105 at 100m - SNCF railway station 2.4 km away
Information about the region
With 3,3 million inhabitants in 2017, Normandy is one of the least populated regions of France. In 2020, it totalled close to 107.700 students, representing 3,1 % of the population. There are 55 residences - public and private - that is 1 residence for 1900 students, making it the 7 region with the highest demand for housing.
Name of operator
NEMEA
Presentation of the operator
? Founded in 1994 by Pascal Recorbet, the Nemea Group has over the years established itself as one of the leading operators of serviced residences. The Group operates 59 establishments under the Nemea Appart'hotel (business) and Nemea Appart'Etudes (student) brands. ? The Group enjoys strong financial independence, with its capital held 2/3 by its chief executive. To support its development, the Nemea Group has strengthened its partnerships with several banks, bringing into its capital Grand Sud-Ouest Capital (GSO Capital), Crédit Agricole Aquitaine Expansion (C2AE), BNP Paribas Developpement and Ouest Croissance. It has been supported from the outset by the same banking groups. The group sold its 31 holiday residences to the Goelia group in November 2025, thereby entering a new stage of its development by focusing on urban housing: hotels, aparthotels, student residences, coliving and mixed-use residences.
Rent payment
Quarterly in arrears