A metaphorical bridge spans cultures. We are standing on Rue du Canada in Marseille. This street holds stories of students and city life. Rue du Canada offers a glimpse into Marseille’s diverse urban landscape.
Rue du Canada is home to a student residence. The Résidence Canada provides housing for students. It is located at 31 rue du Canada. The residence is close to the La Timone health campus. Students can choose from studios, T1 bis, and T2 apartments.
The studios are approximately 17 square meters. These rent for around 353 euros per month. T1 bis apartments offer 28 square meters of space. These cost about 394 euros monthly. The T2 apartments are the largest at 37 square meters. These rent for approximately 427 euros per month. These prices are current as of September 1, 2024.
A security deposit is required. Studio deposits are 330 euros. T1 bis deposits are 375 euros. T2 deposits require a 405 euro deposit. Rent includes internet, electricity and water. There is a parking area for residents. Parking costs an additional 5 euros per month. The Résidence Canada prioritizes master’s students. Co-living arrangements are an option.
The Résidence Canada offers several amenities. These include parking and surveillance. Security measures ensure a safe living environment. A university restaurant is conveniently located nearby.
Public transportation options serve Rue du Canada. Metro Line 1 stops at Timone station. Bus lines 72 and 91 also run nearby. These options make it easy to navigate Marseille.
Habitat Marseille Provence manages a building on Rue du Canada. This building has 30 apartments. These range in size from T2 to T5. There are six T2 apartments. Thirteen apartments have three rooms. Seven apartments contain four rooms. Four apartments offer five rooms. The building has an elevator. Parking spaces are available. Individual heating systems are in each apartment.
To secure housing at Résidence Canada students must apply through CROUS. A DSE file is required. Applications must be submitted between January and May. Even non-scholarship students can apply. Private student residences are an alternative.
Rue du Canada embodies student life in Marseille. It is a place where students live. They study and connect. This street represents a blend of housing and city life. So take a moment to appreciate the everyday hustle.