Who This Residence Suits and Who Should Look Elsewhere
Livensa Living Madrid Aravaca is a purpose‑built student residence located in the Aravaca district of Madrid, about 5 minutes’ walk from Aravaca Cercanías and Metro Ligero station. It offers only studio units, with prices ranging from €1,000 to €1,522 per month (indicative — confirm with the operator). The deposit is €250. The property is open for move‑ins from 15 August 2026.
This review helps you decide whether this residence matches your priorities. It draws on verified Google reviews, the property’s price positioning, and the available facilities.
Who This Residence Suits
Students who value a secure, comfortable, and well‑run environment
Multiple reviewers highlight the sense of safety and support. Isabel Rogers writes: “I always felt safe and that I could ask anything of anyone and I would be helped out.” The presence of 24/7 reception staff and a site manager (“Triana” is named in one review) suggests a well‑managed building. If you are new to Madrid and want a place where you can rely on staff for help, this residence seems to deliver.
Those who want a quiet, suburban setting with good transport links
The residence is in a safe, quiet residential area. Lucy Partridge notes: “It is in a very safe and quiet area in the suburbs of Madrid, 5 minutes walk from Aravaca Cercanias/Metro Ligero station and with bus stops outside.” This suits students who prefer a calm environment away from the city centre’s noise, yet need quick train or metro access to central Madrid (Moncloa area is about 10–15 minutes by Cercanías).
Students who prioritise communal facilities and cleanliness
The property has a gym, game room, and laundry facility. Reviewers mention that the general areas are clean and well‑equipped. Afroditi F. says: “the living conditions are really good and there are many clean and equipped common areas.” If you like having a gym on‑site and a space to socialise, this residence offers that.
Those who can afford a higher‑end student residence
At €1,000–€1,522 per month, Livensa Living Madrid Aravaca is significantly above the city’s from‑price of €232 per month (indicative — confirm with the operator). (The €232 figure likely refers to the cheapest shared room or a weekly rate; property‑level data shows the lowest monthly rent in Madrid is around €250–€400 for basic shared rooms. Here the minimum is €1,000, so this is a premium offering.) This residence is for students who are willing to pay for a private studio, on‑site staff, and common amenities.
Who This Residence Does Not Suit
Budget‑conscious students
Even the cheapest studio (€1,000/month) is roughly 4–5 times the city’s lowest available rent. If your budget is under €800 per month, you will find much cheaper shared flats or basic studios elsewhere. The reviews themselves acknowledge the price: Lucy Partridge calls it “quite pricey”, and Afroditi F. says “the price is expensive”.
Students who need a shared apartment or a larger living space
Only studios are available. There are no shared flats (ensuite or non‑ensuite) and no apartments with separate bedrooms. Each unit is a self‑contained studio with a kitchenette and private bathroom. If you prefer living with flatmates in a larger apartment, this won’t work.
Students who want to be in the city centre
Aravaca is a suburban area west of central Madrid. While well‑connected by train and light rail, it is not walking distance to university campuses in central Moncloa or Ciudad Universitaria. You will need a commute of about 20–30 minutes to reach most faculties. If you want to be within a 10‑minute walk of your classes, check locations closer to your university.
Those who care about having a high number of reviews or a flawless rating
The Google rating is 4.1 based on 177 reviews — decent but not outstanding. The three provided reviews are positive, but the overall count is moderate. Some students may prefer a property with 500+ reviews for a more reliable picture.
What Residents Actually Say (Quoted Reviews)
“I enjoyed my time here immensely. Every part of the staff in reception like Tomas, Abel and Blanca, maintenance staff like Ivan and the site manager - Triana, made my stay here so comfortable and like a second home. I always felt safe and that I could ask anything of anyone and I would be helped out. I loved how they h” – Isabel Rogers, 5/5 (Google)
“A good student residence, it is quite pricey but in return you get to use communal facilities such as the gym and terrace. Very clean and comfortable, staff are friendly. It is in a very safe and quiet area in the suburbs of Madrid, 5 minutes walk from Aravaca Cercanias/Metro Ligero station and with bus stops outside.” – Lucy Partridge, 4/5 (Google)
“Really comfortable and stress free while living here. The price is expensive but the living conditions are really good and there are many clean and equipped common areas. The staff is very helpful and friendly!” – Afroditi F., 5/5 (Google)
The common thread: staff quality, cleanliness, safety, and good facilities are appreciated, while the high price is a recurring note.
Price Positioning vs. the City’s From‑Price
The city from‑price data shows a figure of €232 per month (indicative — confirm with the operator). This likely represents the cheapest weekly rate for a shared room in a standard student residence (many platforms quote weekly prices; €232 × 4.3 ≈ €1,000/month, so it may actually be a weekly rate). In any case, the cheapest monthly rate at Livensa Living Madrid Aravaca is €1,000, placing it among the higher‑end options in the market. The average student studio in Madrid typically falls between €700 and €1,200; here the top end reaches €1,522. You are paying for the brand, the facilities, and the on‑site support.
Room‑Type Guidance
Only studios are available. Each studio includes:
- Private bathroom
- Kitchenette (likely with hob, fridge, and microwave)
- Bed, desk, wardrobe, and storage
- Wi‑Fi (confirm with operator)
If you need a larger living space or an ensuite in a shared flat, this is not the place. The studio format suits individuals who want complete privacy and don’t mind a compact layout.
Booking Timing
The earliest move‑in date is 15 August 2026. Given that the residence has 177 Google reviews (not a huge inventory), studios may sell out for the September 2026 intake. If you are planning to study in the 2026/27 academic year, consider booking by early 2026 to secure your preferred price bracket. Prices vary by floor, size, and possibly view; the range €1,000–€1,522 suggests different tiers. Earlier booking may give access to lower‑priced studios.
Frequently Asked Questions
H3: How do I contact the residence for a viewing or questions?
You can reach Livensa Living Madrid Aravaca through the contact details on the booking platform. Since we do not publish direct phone numbers or email addresses here, the easiest way is to use the on‑site assistant on this page to check live availability and request a callback.
H3: Are any bills included in the monthly rent?
The property data does not specify what is included. Typically, student residence studios in Spain include water, electricity, and Wi‑Fi in the rent, but you should confirm with the operator. The deposit of €250 is separate and refundable at end of tenancy.
H3: Can I cancel my booking if my plans change?
Cancellation policies vary by operator and are not provided in the base data. Contact the residence directly or check your booking agreement for the specific terms. Many student residences offer a cooling‑off period or a “no visa, no pay” clause – ask before paying the deposit.
Sources & data date: All prices, ratings, reviews, and property information are sourced from the listing as of July 2026. Prices are indicative — confirm with the operator. Reviews are quoted verbatim from Google as shown in the dataset.
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