Student Housing in Lund

Lund is a small city located in southern Sweden, just a few minutes by train from Malmö. It’s home to Lund University, one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the country and in Northern Europe. This attracts many students who want to take advantage of its high-quality education and the university atmosphere in the city! In addition to this, Lund's charm is reflected in its old town, with cobblestone streets, squares and historical buildings, creating a picturesque and cosy atmosphere. The city is home to a varied cultural offer, with theatres, art galleries and frequent events, as well as numerous pubs, cafes and nightclubs where students go out to have fun.

Student apartments for rent in Lund

In this Swedish city, there are different types of apartments that you can rent, so you have to choose according to your preferences. On the one hand, there are the studio apartments, which have room for one person or a couple. These are compact but efficient apartments, with bathroom, living room, kitchen and bedroom all in a small space.

On the other hand, there are the apartments with several rooms, which are usually shared among students. The layout normally consists of single rooms and common areas that include kitchen, bathroom, and living room. This type of apartment has the advantage of allowing students to split the cost of rent and utilities among the ones who live there, so it’s usually cheaper than a studio apartment.

Student rooms for rent in Lund

The most common type of room to find in Lund is a single room. These rooms can be part of both shared apartments and student residences, so they may differ according to the features offered by each of them (in addition to their own characteristics). All rooms usually have the basic furniture for a student, i.e. bed, desk, chair and closet. Thanks to that, you won’t have to worry about extra expenses when you move in, just bring some decoration to make it cozier!

Student accommodation in Lund

In this section, you’ll get to know some of the most chosen neighbourhoods by students to rent accommodation in this Swedish city:

Flats for rent in Centrala Staden

This neighbourhood usually has many student apartments for rent, as it’s one of the most chosen for several reasons: it’s close to Lund University, to the most frequented cultural and interesting places and to the central train station leading to Malmö. For these reasons, sometimes the cost of renting in Centrala Staden may be a little higher than other areas surrounding it.

Apartments in Östra Torns by

Located a bit further away from the city centre, to the east of it, the cost of the apartments in Östra Torns by is usually a little cheaper. This is a quieter residential neighbourhood, surrounded by parks and natural areas to enjoy in your free time. Moreover, from here you’ll be able to reach the faculties and the city centre in a short time.

Rooms for rent in Klostergården

Klostergården is an area that extends to the south of the city centre of Lund. It’s also a quieter residential area than the city centre, and it’s surrounded by green areas. It’s a little further away from the Lund University campus, which you will have to reach by bike or public transport.

Erasmus accommodation near Lund University

The faculties of this institution in Lund are located on a campus and in its surroundings. They are located in the city centre (Centrala Staden) and in neighbourhoods extending to the north. For this very reason, Lund University students who want to live nearby often choose neighbourhoods such as Centrala Staden, Möllevången and Smörlyckan to live in.

Student residences in Lund

There are some private student residences in Lund, which are located about 30 minutes on average from the city centre by bus. Thanks to this, their cost is quite affordable: about 450 € per month for a single room. Regarding the university student halls, you have to keep in mind that it’s often very difficult to get one because of the high demand for them compared to the low availability.

Frequently asked questions about studying in Lund