Urban Circle
Urban Circle
About
Finding the right place to live during your student years are crucial.
That’s why Urban Circle Student Residences are the right choice – Urban Circle Student Lifestyle is more than just a bed to rest your head! At Urban Circle, we take care of everything so you can focus on what really matters.
From efficient admin support and seamless transport options to fitness and vibrant social activities, we provide a hassle-free environment designed with students in mind. Our goal is to offer flexibility, safety, and everything you need to live your best life. Our residences are conveniently located in Maboneng, Auckland Park, Doornfontein, and Braamfontein, covering all your student accommodation needs in Johannesburg.
Features
Our Residences
Below is a list of all our residences available:
- W+A (Doornfontein)
- Sovereign Heights (Doornfontein)
- Eastside (Doornfontein)
- Highbury House (Maboneng)
- Drivelines (Maboneng)
- The House That Stanley built (Auckland Park)
- Nota Bene (Braamfontein)
Pricing
No Booking Fee
- Rental starting from R3500/pm
- Cash back benefits for move-ins no later than 6 Feb 2026. We offer free storage, and you can move in from 9 January 2026 and stay for free in January.
Contact Us
WhatsApp: 087 232 5511
Website: www.urbancircle.co.za
Phone: +27 60 016 5260
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