Find housemates in Exeter
Not everyone has a full group by Christmas. Student Home Sorted helps University of Exeter students find people to live with, whether you're on your own, two of you looking for three more, or a group with one room left.
How matching works
Make a profile in under a minute: your course, campus, budget, the house size you want, when you're moving in, and a few things about how you live (tidy or relaxed, early riser or night owl, quiet weeknights or big nights out). Everyone you see gets a match score with the reasons, like "same budget · both want a 5-bed · both Streatham". If something might clash, we say so too.
Three ways to use it
- On your own: browse groups with spaces, ranked by how well they fit you, and ask to join.
- Part of a group: start your group and we'll show the students who'd suit all of you for your spare rooms.
- Full group, one dropout: make your group public and people looking for a room can find you.
Staying safe
Only students with a University of Exeter email can see profiles and groups. Meet new housemates somewhere public first, never pay anyone to "hold" a room, and only sign contracts with the letting agent.
Questions students ask
How do I find housemates at the University of Exeter?
Make a free profile on Student Home Sorted with your budget, preferred house size and lifestyle. You'll see other Exeter students looking for housemates and groups with spare rooms, ranked by how well you match.
What if my house group is one person short?
Start a group on Student Home Sorted and turn on Public. Students looking for a room can ask to join, and your group page shows the best matches for your spare rooms.
Can I message people on Student Home Sorted?
You message each other on Instagram. Every profile shows an Instagram handle, so conversations happen in your own DMs.