New 9-year lease upon signing of the deed
Residence description
The advantages of renting
The Studea Winston 2 student residence is located on Avenue Winston Churchill, in the heart of the Esplanade / Neudorf district, an area particularly valued by Strasbourg students. This neighbourhood combines a lively community atmosphere with numerous shops, supermarkets, restaurants, sports facilities and green spaces. Lively without being excessively noisy, it offers a balanced living environment, ideal for students seeking both practicality and conviviality.
Proximity to the universities
Immediately nearby is the Esplanade campus, the central university hub of Strasbourg.
The University of Strasbourg hosts a large part of its faculties (sciences, law, economics, humanities), as well as well-regarded institutions such as EM Strasbourg and INSA. This location at the heart of university life allows residents to reach their places of study quickly, while enjoying a lively student environment.
Accessibility of the residence
Finally, the neighbourhood enjoys excellent public transport links, notably the tram lines (lines C, D and E) within walking distance, connecting directly to the city centre, the station and the city's main hubs. The area is also very well equipped with cycle lanes, making gentle travel easy. This accessibility enhances the residence's appeal for students who wish to combine mobility, independence and quality of life.
Operator description
Since its creation in 1987, Studéa has established itself as a key player in student residences in France and has adapted to changes in the market.
Nexity Studéa positions itself as a solid and constantly expanding player, proudly driven by values such as closeness, well-being and responsibility. Nexity Studéa's approach combines the roles of developer and operator, providing modern, well-equipped accommodation: studios and furnished apartments, shared spaces, security, high-speed internet and gyms. These residences, strategically located in various localities, meet the specific needs of students, whether in major university cities or in provincial towns.
