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Fac-Habitat student residences

Smerra, in partnership with Fac-Habitat, offers housing for students, young professionals under the age of 30, researchers, and teachers. Fac-Habitat has more than 12,000 properties (from studios to one-bedroom apartments) in 70 university towns across France, including Quincy-sous-Sénart, at attractive rents, eligible for social assistance such as APL or ALS.

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Student or internship accommodation: flexible solutions

If you are a student, researcher, young professional, or intern under the age of 30 in Quincy-sous-Sénart, you want a flexible solution. We adapt to your academic or professional constraints. For an internship, exams, or a summer job, you can book furnished, comfortable accommodation in a student residence in Quincy-sous-Sénart for a short period, subject to availability. You focus on what’s important, and we simplify the rest.

Short stays mean flexibility in action. A few weeks or several months, the choice is yours. You can adjust the duration if your schedule changes, without being tied to a long lease.

In terms of budget, it’s optimal. You only pay for the period of occupancy. You avoid unnecessary rent and protect your finances.

Geographical flexibility serves your daily life. Thanks to strategic locations in Quincy-sous-Sénart, you can settle near your campus, your internship, or your favorite places. You live where it’s most convenient for you.

Services are included: bike parking, relaxation areas with ping-pong or foosball tables, and sometimes a shared garden. When you arrive, everything is ready for you to get started.

A short stay also means meaningful encounters. You can chat, make connections, build your academic or professional network, and open yourself up to other cultures.

Our goal: to simplify your life in Quincy-sous-Sénart with accommodation that adapts to your changing needs. Whether it’s for a few weeks or several months, we’re here for you.

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Special student residence insurance

When you move to Quincy-sous-Sénart, your Fac-Habitat or Logifac accommodation is protected by home insurance for €6/month. It is included in your rent and covers fire, leaks, etc.

Simply check the “monthly insurance” box when applying for accommodation. No need to send anything or take any additional steps.

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Student Residence in Quincy-Sous-Sénart

Smerra Logement : Résidence étudiante Quincy-Sous-Sénart

In Quincy-sous-Sénart, in the heart of Val d’Yerres Val de Seine, you’ll settle into a green and well-connected community. The town offers a peaceful setting, efficient public transport such as the RER D, local shops, and a discreet but very present heritage. If you have decided to create a peaceful student experience, combining studies, free time, and socializing, Quincy is a solid reason to stay close to Paris while enjoying a slower pace of life.

The student dynamic in Quincy-Sous-Sénart: Figures and atmosphere

Focus on student numbers and the city’s appeal

Quincy-sous-Sénart attracts young people from France and abroad thanks to its proximity to universities, its student housing options, and its transport networks. Located in the Val de Sénart, the town’s daily life revolves around the start of the academic year, exams, and then a breather when summer arrives. The quiet streets, shopping center, and parks create a simple and friendly atmosphere, ideal for working, studying at the library, going out to a restaurant, or having a coffee in the center, depending on your needs and schedule. You can enjoy the convenience of a town served by the Boussy-Saint-Antoine train station, well-located bus stops, and quick access to Paris for an internship, a student job, or a cultural outing.

Proximity to campuses

From Quincy-sous-Sénart, you can easily reach the University of Évry-Paris-Saclay, the Évry University Institute of Technology, Télécom SudParis, and IMT-BS in Évry-Courcouronnes. On the Seine side, the UPEC in Créteil is accessible, as are schools and universities in the Paris network via the RER D and then the metro. Close to Yerres, Épinay-sous-Sénart, and Boussy-Saint-Antoine, the town connects you to a wide range of educational institutions, depending on your type of training. In just a few dozen minutes, you can reach Paris, its university libraries, and its large campuses, while keeping your accommodation in Quincy for a quieter and less expensive daily life.

Student life and leisure: What to do in Quincy-Sous-Sénart?

The advantages of the region lie in its rare combination of nature and city life. Located on the edge of the Sénart forest, the town offers miles of wooden walkways, a royal avenue, and historical remains that tell the story of the past and inspire the present. This green setting helps you relax between exams, go for a run, cycle, or simply take a walk.

Cultural activities

Around the Yerres River, Val d’Yerres Val de Seine offers media libraries, performance halls, community workshops, and student events. Between Quincy, Yerres, and Évry, you’ll find movie theaters, conservatories, temporary exhibitions, and festivals. Le Carré Sénart, the region’s largest shopping center, completes the offering with a modern mall, indoor leisure activities, and plenty of options for weekday and weekend outings. For foodies, the center and streets near the train station are home to restaurants, cafés, bakeries, and shops, perfect for a quick bite or dinner with friends.

Nightlife and meeting places

The nightlife is on a human scale, with friendly bars, terraces when the weather is nice, and student meeting places in neighboring towns. You can enjoy concerts, open mic nights, and parties in Évry, then take the RER home, keeping an eye on the last trains. In Paris, the options are obviously endless, but returning to the quieter Quincy-sous-Sénart guarantees a good night’s sleep before college.

Which neighborhood is best for housing?

Key neighborhoods and brief descriptions

The town center is home to all the essential services: town hall, post office, healthcare, shops, and market. Its proximity to the Boussy-Saint-Antoine train station saves you time every day and allows you to quickly reach your campus. In terms of nature, the area near the Sénart forest is peaceful, ideal for studying in a quiet environment. Quincy-sous-Sénart remains the most popular choice as it offers a rare balance: a natural setting, efficient transport, and quick access to Paris.

Travel and public transportation tips

The town is served by the RER D train line, Boussy-Saint-Antoine stop, which connects you to Paris, Évry, and universities. Public buses connect residential neighborhoods, the train station, the shopping center, and sports facilities. By bike, the smooth connections between the woods and the city make for pleasant journeys. A simple tip: choose accommodation located a few minutes’ walk from a bus stop or train station, which is the ideal combination for getting to your campus and enjoying your year without stress. Between the rail and road networks, you can get around easily, whether for an internship, a job, a club activity, or a trip to the Val d’Yerres shopping center. For those curious about heritage, a walk through the forest, the royal avenue, and the banks of the Yerres tells the local story better than a textbook.

Your residence, your landmarks, your rhythm: welcome to Quincy

Choosing Quincy-sous-Sénart for your studies means choosing an ideal setting, between the city and the Sénart forest, close to Paris and Évry. The town, served by the RER D via the Boussy Saint Antoine station, provides quick access to your college, university, town center, lively neighborhoods, and shopping center. Here, each neighborhood offers a real student life: quiet streets, convenient restaurants, shops, activities, and a heritage that blends the past and present, royal avenues, and forest woods. Our student residences are located near bus stops and offer the perfect proximity for your needs. Quincy sous Sénart, in the heart of Val d’Yerres Val de Seine and Le Val de Sénart, creates the experience that suits you: study, move, enjoy, breathe. The reason is simple: everything is within reach, well served, and connected by efficient transport networks. You can reach Paris, Yerres, or Évry, then come back to a peaceful setting. We are waiting for you for a new, ambitious, and bright year!

FAQ: Student Housing in Quincy-sous-Sénart

Are you looking for student housing in Quincy-sous-Sénart? This town in the Essonne department offers a quieter living environment than Paris while still providing convenient access to higher education institutions and nearby student cities via public transportation.

Studio apartment, student residence, shared apartment, or private room: several housing options may suit your budget and lifestyle. Here is the essential information you need to start your search with peace of mind.

  • To find student housing in Quincy-sous-Sénart, start your search several weeks—or even several months—before the beginning of the academic year. Demand increases significantly between June and September, so starting early gives you more options and helps you avoid making rushed decisions.

    You can check availability in student residences, compare studio apartments offered by private landlords, and look for shared apartments near public transportation. Be sure to check the commute time between your accommodation, your school or university, and the stores and services you may need on a daily basis.

    Prepare your application file as soon as you start your search. It generally includes an ID, proof of enrollment or admission, proof of income or financial resources, and your guarantor’s documents. A complete, easy-to-read application can really make a difference.

  • To rent a studio apartment in Quincy-sous-Sénart, start by setting your maximum monthly budget. It should include rent, utilities, electricity, renters insurance, transportation, and everyday expenses.

    Before signing the lease, check the size of the apartment, its overall condition, the security deposit amount, and which utilities and fees are included in the rent. You should also ask whether the studio is furnished, whether internet access is included, and whether there are any additional fees.

    During the viewing, take the time to check the insulation, heating system, appliances and amenities, as well as any signs of dampness or moisture. You should also complete a detailed move-in inspection when you arrive. This step protects both the tenant and the landlord.

  • Quincy-sous-Sénart is not home to all of the region’s major university campuses, but its location makes it possible to reach several higher education hubs by public transportation. Depending on where you study, you may want to look for housing near the Boussy-Saint-Antoine train station or near a well-connected bus stop.

    Before choosing your accommodation, test the commute at the time you would normally travel to class. An apartment that is slightly farther away may actually be more convenient if it is located near a direct transit line. You should also check evening schedules if you have late classes, participate in student organizations, or have a part-time job.

  • Several types of housing can be suitable for students. The best option depends on your budget, how much independence you want, and whether you prefer to live alone or with other people.

    Type of housing Estimated monthly rent, utilities included Advantages Disadvantages
    Student residence Around €500–€750 Housing designed for students, simplified application process, services available depending on the residence Limited availability, residence rules, and varying fees
    Private studio apartment Around €550–€800 Independence, private space, freedom to organize your daily life Higher budget, utilities and subscriptions sometimes billed separately
    Shared apartment Around €400–€600 per person Shared rent, often more living space, social environment Requires coordination with roommates, less privacy
    Private room Around €350–€550 Affordable option, sometimes furnished Shared common areas, varying levels of independence
    Subsidized student housing Around €300–€550 Lower rent, potential eligibility for housing assistance Waiting periods and eligibility requirements

    These amounts are estimates. Actual rent depends on the size and condition of the accommodation, its location, amenities, and which utilities and fees are included.

  • To look for a student residence in Quincy-sous-Sénart or nearby towns, you can check the housing options offered by Fac-Habitat and Logifac.

    Fac-Habitat offers housing designed for students and young people under 30, generally located near campuses or public transportation. Depending on eligibility requirements, residents may qualify for housing assistance from the CAF (French Family Allowance Fund).

    Logifac also offers furnished studios and apartments in various student cities. Depending on the residence, services and amenities may include laundry facilities, common areas, controlled access, or internet access.

    Availability changes throughout the year, so it is a good idea to check listings regularly and submit your application quickly when you find accommodation that meets your needs.

  • In Quincy-sous-Sénart, the cost of student housing mainly varies depending on the size and location of the accommodation. Renting a private room or sharing an apartment can often help reduce your housing budget, while renting your own studio apartment is generally the most expensive option.

    For student housing, you can expect an estimated monthly budget of between €350 and €800, including utilities. Studio apartments are often at the higher end of this range, while private rooms and shared apartments may be more affordable.

    Before comparing two listings, always check exactly what is included in the rent. Water, heating, electricity, internet access, and fees related to common areas are not always included.

  • Depending on your situation and the accommodation you choose, you may be able to apply for housing assistance through the CAF, such as APL (Personalized Housing Assistance) or ALS (Social Housing Allowance). The amount you receive depends on several factors, including your income, rent, household composition, and type of accommodation.

    You can estimate your eligibility using the CAF housing assistance calculator.

    Students with limited financial resources may also apply for housing through CROUS, the French regional student services organization. CROUS housing is allocated based on social criteria, and availability is limited. Applications are generally submitted through the Dossier Social Étudiant (DSE), or Student Social File.

    If you do not have a personal guarantor, the Visale guarantee may provide reassurance to your landlord by covering certain unpaid rent situations. This free guarantee is available subject to eligibility requirements. You can check your eligibility on the official Visale website.

    Finally, remember to include the security deposit, any move-in fees, and renters insurance in your budget. Planning for these expenses in advance can help you start your academic year with greater peace of mind.