Student housing
There is plenty of good and affordable housing in Kristiansand and Grimstad. The housing market in Southern Norway is more budget-friendly for students than in other Norwegian cities.
Example photos of student housing
Studio apartment for couples, Kristiansand
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Common area, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Studio apartment, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Studio apartment, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Studio apartment, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
1 bedroom apartment, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
1 bedroom apartment, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
1 bedroom apartment, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
1 bedroom apartment, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Common area, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Common room, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Two-room HC apartment, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Two-room HC apartment, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Two-room HC apartment, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Two-room HC apartment, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Studio apartment, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Two-room apartment, Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Common area Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Common area Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Common area Gimle 4
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Quartet, doublet and triplet, Kongsgård Alle 7
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Dorm with bathroom
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Quartet, Kaserneveien 10
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Quartet, Kaserneveien 10
Photo: SiA / Lisa Mari Bynes
Where should you live?
When you are new to a place, it can be difficult to know which parts of town are the best to live in. Which area is closest to campus? How far is it by bus to the city centre? Where is the cheapest place to live?
Check out our overview of the different parts of town in Kristiansand and Grimstad: