Student Living at The ReZident: Comfort, Convenience and Community Near Campus


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Welcome to our Matric section. We are here to help you through this exciting, but stressful, year. 

Finding student accommodation that’s both practical and comfortable can be a challenge - especially in a buzzing city like Cape Town. The ReZident student accommodation offers students a modern living space just a short distance from some of the city’s top tertiary institutions. Read more to find out. 


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The ReZident student accommodation is located at 1 Lovers Walk, Rondebosch, Cape Town. 

According to The ReZident’s official website, they offer a range of fully furnished apartments designed with student needs in mind, and all units come with a set of features that aim to balance academic focus with everyday comfort.

Here is what the ReZident student accommodation has to offer: 

Prime Location for Students

The ReZident’s location in Rondebosch places it close to several major institutions, including:

  • University of Cape Town (UCT) – just minutes away

  • Varsity College

  • Rosebank College

  • Cape Town College of Fashion Design

Rondebosch itself is a student-friendly suburb, known for its tree-lined streets, popular cafes, libraries, and easy access to public transport.

What’s Inside Each Apartment?

The ReZident promises students thoughtfully designed apartments that include the following features:

  • Water and electricity included (terms apply)

  • Free weekly in-room cleaning

  • Biometric access control for added security

  • ¾ Bed or Double Bed with Sealy Posturepedic Spring Coil Mattress

  • Executive-length desk with bookshelves

  • Premium office chair for study sessions

  • Large wardrobe for ample storage

  • Block-out blinds for light control

  • Balcony space to relax

  • Wall panel heater for colder days

  • LED desk light and pin board/white board for study planning

  • Fridge/freezer combo, built-in oven and stove with extractor fan, and a microwave

  • WiFi for uninterrupted online access

These features are available across room types, although sizes and configurations may vary.

Staying Informed About Rates

It’s worth noting that room prices are subject to change. For the most accurate and up-to-date pricing, students are encouraged to visit the official website or reach out directly by calling +27 (021) 137 3747 or emailing [email protected].

Living Near Campus: What’s Around?

Rondebosch is known for being a safe, student-friendly area with a laid-back energy and a sense of community. Living at The ReZident means being within walking distance of:

  • Coffee shops and study cafés

  • Grocery stores and health food outlets

  • Fitness centres and yoga studios

  • Historical spots like the Rondebosch Common

  • UCT’s sports facilities and libraries

With the Jammie Shuttle stop not far off, getting to and from campus is also hassle-free.

A Space That Works With Your Academic Life

The ReZident seems to have designed their spaces with the understanding that student life is a mix of study, downtime, and independence. From the inclusion of ergonomic furniture to private balconies and in-room cleaning, it appears they’re trying to create an environment where students can stay focused without giving up on comfort.

The company notes that biometric access and individual apartment entry points are in place to help residents feel secure, while the in-room whiteboards and spacious desks support academic routines.

Final Thoughts

While The ReZident doesn’t claim to offer the "perfect" space, it does present itself as a practical, secure, and well-located option for students looking to balance academic success with personal wellbeing.

Whether you're enrolling at UCT or one of the nearby colleges, The ReZident may be worth considering as part of your student housing options.

To explore room types, updated pricing, and current availability, visit The ReZident’s rooms page.

 

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