Welcome to the student residence

The ENSTA Paris-Saclay campus offers its students a residence consisting of five three-story buildings located right next to the main builiding, in a quiet, tree-lined setting.

Guaranteed housing for all first-year students!

Designed identically, these buildings house 425 studio apartments and 5 apartments available to first-year students (with any remaining units allocated to second-year students).

Each building in the residence has a unique character represented by an activity room:

  • Building E: a room dedicated to reading
  • Building N: a room for artistic activities (painting, sculpture, etc.)
  • Building S: a movie theater (a very large screen was installed there thanks to a call for projects from the Institut Polytechnique de Paris)
  • Building T: a games room (board games, video games, etc.)
  • Building A: a study room

Residents have access to all the rooms, and the rule is co-ed so that students can interact regardless of their class year or background. This is why housing will be assigned randomly, except for the building “respos.”

Each building in the residence features:

  • a laundry room equipped with 2 washers and 2 dryers. Washing costs €3 and drying is free
  • a bike storage room
  • a trash room equipped for recycling

Outside, there are designated areas equipped with grills, benches, and bike racks, as well as 200 parking spaces located in the immediate vicinity of the buildings.

Housing Facilities and Rates

ENSTA offers housing to its first-year students on the Paris-Saclay campus (and any remaining units to second-year students) at the following monthly rates:

  • 403 18-square-meter studios: €513
  • 22 22-square-meter studios: €537
  • 5 one-bedroom apartments (36 m²) (for shared living): €864

These rates are adjusted on September 1 of each year based on the rent adjustment index (IRL). Renting qualifies you for the CAF housing allowance.

Estimated monthly housing assistance:

  • Student receiving a scholarship: €230
  • Student without a scholarship: €200

The 18.5 m² and 22 m² studios are equipped with:

  • a bed, a mattress, a mattress protector
  • a desk, a chair
  • storage (shelf unit, nightstand, wardrobe)
  • a bathroom: a shower, a toilet, a sink, storage, and a trash can
  • a kitchenette: a refrigerator, a sink, a microwave, two stovetops, and storage
  • high-speed internet access

You must bring the following upon arrival:

  • duvet, blanket, pillow
  • linens (pillowcase, duvet cover, fitted sheet 90x200, shower curtain, window curtain: width 140 cm x length 190 cm (hardware provided: ceiling-mounted rod with small rings), hangers…)
  • dishes and kitchen utensils
  • shower curtain
  • toilet paper, sponges, cleaning supplies, dish towels...

Each unit features excellent soundproofing.

Other housing options are available in partnership with ENSTA. For more information, contact the Division of Social Services and Housing (DEL).

Are you looking for short-term accommodation?

The ENSTA student residence on the Paris-Saclay campus can accommodate successful candidates from the Mines-Ponts joint entrance exam. Candidates from the three programs taking the oral exam on the Paris-Saclay campus are given priority.

Students and faculty or research staff may also be accommodated for academic or scientific events.

For more information, please contact the Division of Social Services and Housing (DEL).

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