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Studio Apartment

A studio apartment combines the bedroom, living room and study area in one open-plan space, with a separate bathroom and a compact kitchen. Space-saving furniture, such as storage beds, small desks and foldable tables, is often used to keep the room organised.


Best suited for:
Students who prefer to live alone
Graduate or postgraduate students who need a quiet study environment
International students who value privacy and independence
Students with a moderate or higher housing budget
Minimalists who do not own a large amount of furniture or personal belongings
Students who prefer easy cleaning and low-maintenance living


Studio Living Essentials

One-Bedroom Apartment

A one-bedroom apartment includes a separate bedroom, living room, kitchen and bathroom. The divided layout makes it easier to separate sleeping, studying and social activities, while providing more space for storage and everyday furniture.

Best suited for:
Students who want more privacy and personal space
Graduate students or PhD students who spend long hours studying at home
Couples living together
Students with a hybrid class or work schedule
Residents who regularly invite friends or family over
Students who own more clothing, books or personal belongings
Those who want a clear separation between sleeping and living areas

One-Bedroom Comfort

Two-Bedroom Shared Apartment

A two-bedroom shared apartment provides two private bedrooms with shared living, dining and kitchen areas. Some layouts include two bathrooms, while more affordable options may have one shared bathroom.

Best suited for:
Friends or classmates who want to live together
Undergraduate students looking to reduce rental costs
Students who enjoy social and communal living
First-time renters who prefer having a roommate
Students who want a private bedroom but do not need a fully private apartment
Residents who are comfortable sharing a kitchen, living room and household responsibilities
Students attending the same university or living near the same campus

Shared Living Essentials

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