Lemon Residence, Brest
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About the Property
Lemon Residence at 90 Rue du Cap Horn, Brest 29200 offers non-ensuite and studio rooms for students looking for practical student accommodation Brest. The Brest Lemon student Residence sits close to major academic spots, with the Université de Bretagne Occidentale about 9 minutes away by car and the École nationale supérieure de techniques avancées Bretagne roughly 18 minutes away by car. This gives Lemon Residence student accommodation a straightforward connection to classes and daily campus routines.
Brest is home to nearly 25,000 students, including a steady international community drawn to its research, engineering courses, and coastal way of life. The city records an employment rate of around 72%, supported by sectors like naval engineering, renewable energy, marine sciences and digital technology. Student living costs usually fall between 900 and 1200 euros per month, depending on lifestyle and transport choices. Many learners refer to guides such as the cost of living in France as a student to understand expenses before arriving. Brest holds a safety index of about 74, which is typical for a connected mid-sized French city. Neighbourhoods near the residence, including Saint Marc, Quatre Moulins and Brest Centre, give students access to cafes, groceries, transit links and spots along the water. The city’s character comes through in places like Océanopolis, and its strong naval history. With academics, the coastline and essentials close by, Lemon Residence Brest gives students a steady base to settle into the city and focus on their studies.
Pet policy
1. Small pets are generally allowed, but this may vary depending on residence.
2. A security deposit might be required to cover any potential damage caused by pets.
3. Residents are responsible for any damages or disturbances caused by their pets.
4. It is advisable to check with the specific residence manager regarding pet permissions and rules.
Features
Lemon Residence Brest gives students two ways to live: non-ensuite rooms for a shared, social setup and studio spaces if you prefer your own kitchen and more privacy. Both options include a 120 cm bed and a desk area, so studying and relaxing have their own corners. The rooms go up to 22 sqm, which keeps things comfortable without feeling crowded. In the non-ensuite layout, you’ll have a shared equipped kitchen and a sofa bed, while the studio comes with its own equipped kitchen, making meals easy on busy days. Students often check Lemon Residence reviews before choosing, and it’s clear why this student accommodation stays on their list. It fits well for anyone comparing options for student housing Brest, especially if you want something simple and steady.
Around the residence, you’ll find a mix of common amenities that support both quiet work and downtime. There’s a chill and coworking zone, a separate coworking space, and a fitness zone for quick workouts. The shared kitchen works well when you want to cook with others, and daily routines stay smooth with the laundromat, dishware kit, and loan of household appliances. You also have bike storage, plus essentials like a cooktop, fridge, tables, and chairs in shared areas. Bills include wifi, heating, electricity, cold and hot water, and a linen kit, which keeps your monthly costs predictable. Safety is handled through secure access, badge entry, surveillance cameras, and an on-site manager, giving Lemon Residence Brest a steady and reassuring environment without feeling restrictive.
Location and What's Hot?
Settling into Lemon Residence Brest gives you an easy start to student life, especially with two major institutions close by. IUT de Brest is just a 5-minute drive from the residence, and SUAPS – Université de Bretagne-Occidentale sits about 8 minutes drive away, keeping commutes short and manageable. Everyday tasks are simple too, with Carrefour City nearby for quick grocery runs, while Intermarché EXPRESS Brest works well when you need a proper stock-up. Health essentials are within reach thanks to Pharmacy _ Brest Conan and Magali Nicolas Pharmacy, so you never have to travel far for prescriptions or wellness items. With basics sorted and key student spots close by, Lemon Residence Brest fits naturally into the rhythm of student residences Brest.
When you’re looking for a break from classes, the neighbourhood has some great spots to unwind. Mood coffeeshop is perfect for an easy morning or an afternoon study pause, and MAJA Café-Brocante brings a creative, community feel that students tend to love. For meals, Peck & Co. offers a warm, modern setting with crowd-favourite dishes, while L'Embrun serves hearty plates ideal for relaxed dinners. Evenings feel effortless with bars like La Source, a chilled place for conversations and drinks, or Fil O Bar, known for its friendly vibe and regular student crowd. And when you want a bigger night out, One Club and La Suite both offer dance floors, music and late-night energy without needing to head across the entire city. Everything you need to switch from study mode to social mode sits comfortably around Lemon Residence Brest.
Brest also gives you plenty to explore when you want a change of scenery. Musée National de la Marine takes you into the history of the region and makes for a great weekend visit, while Jardin Kennedy offers open green space right in the city for slow walks, study breaks or hanging out with friends on sunny days. With all these experiences close at hand, Lemon Residence Brest places you in a neighbourhood where student life feels balanced, convenient and full of options.
Commute
Getting around from Lemon Residence Brest is easy since the key transport points sit close by. The nearest bus stops, Mouchotte at a 3-minute drive and Landais at a 3-minute drive, cover most day-to-day routes. For tram access, Saint-Exupéry is a 2-minute drive, while Dupuy de Lôme is just a 2-minute drive, making city travel quick. Longer trips are simple too, with Brest Bretagne Airport only a 15-minute drive, keeping Lemon Residence Brest well connected for smooth travel in and out of the city.
Room Types (2)
Private Room in a Shared Apartment
Studio
Common Amenities
Safety and Security
Bills Included
Payment Policies (5)
- Booking DepositThis property requires booking deposit.
- Security DepositThis property requires security deposit.
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers 12 flexible instalment plans.
Cancellation Policies (2)
- Cooling Off PeriodThis property offers cooling-off period.
- No Visa No PayThis property allows cancellation due to visa rejection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it mandatory to have student status to live at the property?
Is shared accommodation possible at the property?
What is an inventory report and what is it for?
Are bed linen and dishes provided in the accommodation?
What documents are required for housing assistance applications?
When applying for housing assistance, you’ll need to provide the following documents:
- A copy of your ID
- Proof of your student status
- Proof of income, or if you have none, a sworn statement confirming you received no income in the previous year
- Your bank account details (RIB) if you want the assistance to be paid directly to you
- Your CAF beneficiary number, if you already have one
Tips: Like many administrative procedures, processing by CAF takes time. They recommend preparing your application as early as possible to start receiving assistance quickly. Note: The first month of your lease is considered a “waiting month” – housing assistance is not granted or paid during this period. Housing assistance is paid in arrears (e.g., assistance for September rent is paid in early October), starting from the 1st day of the month following the date you meet all conditions. Example: If you move in on September 25, you’ll be eligible for assistance starting October 1, paid in early November.
Am I allowed to remove or move furniture in my apartment?
Are pets allowed in the property’s housing, and under what conditions?
Is there a reception team available during the day?
What is the procedure for leaving my apartment?
If you wish to leave your apartment before the end of your lease, you must send your notice respecting the legal notice period (1 month from receipt of the notice):
- By registered mail with acknowledgment of receipt to the address of your residence
- By handing it directly to your residence manager You will then receive confirmation of receipt of your request.
