Overview and location
SPC 28015 is a student residence located in Getafe, a city in the southern metropolitan area of Madrid, Spain. The property sits at the address registered as “Spain” with coordinates 40.43°N, 3.71°W – placing it within easy reach of Getafe’s transport links to central Madrid. Getafe is home to several university campuses and research centres, making it a practical base for students who study in the area or who prefer a quieter environment outside the city centre while still commuting to Madrid (approximately 20–30 minutes by train or metro).
The residence offers a range of shared living configurations, from 3-bedroom flats up to 8-bedroom units, as well as branded independent houses. It is equipped with WiFi, laundry facilities, and air conditioning – three amenities that many students prioritise, especially during Madrid’s hot summers. The property holds a Google rating of 4.3 out of 5, based on 244 reviews, which indicates a generally positive reputation among past and current residents.
Who this residence suits
SPC 28015 is best suited for students who are looking for a ready-to-move-in, all-inclusive shared living arrangement with reliable facilities. The availability of air conditioning and in-unit laundry gives it an edge over some older or more basic student houses in the area. The presence of multiple room types means that groups of friends can book together in a single flat, while solo tenants can be placed in a shared unit with other students.
The residence’s location in Getafe makes it logical for students enrolled at institutions in Getafe itself (such as the Getafe campus of Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) or for those who do not mind a short commute to central Madrid. The minimum lease term of 4 months also suits exchange students or those on short-term programmes, as many student residences in Spain require 6- or 12-month contracts.
The property’s Google rating of 4.3, paired with specific positive comments about the staff and environment, suggests it will work well for students who value a supportive, community-oriented atmosphere and clean, spacious flats.
Who may want to look elsewhere
Students who need to be in the very heart of Madrid’s city centre – for example, near Sol, Gran Vía, or the Complutense University area – will find Getafe a less convenient choice. The daily commute can add up to an hour each way depending on mode of transport, so those with tight schedules or a preference for walking to campus should prioritise properties inside the M-30 ring.
The residence is not suitable for tenants seeking a private studio or ensuite: all options are shared flats (3‑ to 8‑bedroom) or shared houses. Anyone who needs a completely independent living space should look at single-occupancy units elsewhere.
Budget-conscious students should also note that the minimum monthly price of €550 is more than double the city’s overall from-price of €232 (indicative – confirm with the operator). While the from-price represents the cheapest listing in Getafe – typically a single room in an older shared apartment – SPC 28015’s pricing reflects newer amenities and a managed residence model. Those with very tight budgets may need to consider older, less-equipped shared flats.
What residents actually say
The three reviews provided reflect a consistent theme: satisfaction with the staff, the cleanliness, and the overall community feel. They are worth quoting directly.
Tanya Johnston, who left a 5-star review, commented:
“This review is for Alejandro, he has made the process into finding accommodations for my son much easier. His English is perfect and he has answered all my questions in a very timely manner. He is a fantastic representation for this company.”
This suggests that the residence’s customer service team is responsive and multilingual – a key advantage for international students and their families who may not speak Spanish.
Felipe Andrés Baccei gave 4 stars and wrote:
“It’s an incredible place to live and stay if you are a student. I have been living since I arrived in Madrid and it´s had been really good. The things that I like the most about Smart Residences are the food, the people who work there, and the good and healthy environment that exists in every flat. I strongly recommend”
Note that the reviewer mentions “food”, which implies that the residence (operated by Smart Residences) may provide meal options or a communal dining service. This is an extra amenity not listed in the standard tags, so it is worth checking with the operator whether meals are included or available for an additional fee.
Serraj Youssef gave 5 stars and added:
“After almost a year with Smart Residences, I can affirm that the service was qualitative. The house is well located and spacious, Mary who used to cook and help us on a daily basis was really kind and cooked for us enjoyable dishes throughout the year. Finally, the responsible were ready to listen to any comment which”
The reviewer highlights the presence of a dedicated cook (Mary) and management that listens to feedback. This aligns with the earlier comment about food and a supportive staff.
Overall, the reviews – all from Google and representing a range of experiences – paint a picture of a well-managed residence with attentive personnel and a pleasant social environment. The 4.3-star average (with the majority of reviews being 4 or 5 stars) supports this.
Price positioning versus the city’s from-price
The from-price for student housing in Getafe is €232 per month (indicative – confirm with the operator). This figure is the lowest available listing across 97 properties in the city. SPC 28015’s price range of €550 to €720 per month places it well above that floor. The difference reflects several factors:
- The residence includes WiFi, laundry, and air conditioning – utilities that in cheaper rentals are often paid separately or not provided.
- It is a professionally managed complex with on-site staff, cleaning services, and possibly meals.
- The units are new or recently refurbished, as suggested by the “branded independent house” category.
For a student whose budget allows €550–€720, SPC 28015 offers predictable monthly costs (utilities included) and a hassle-free experience. Students who are willing to accept older furnishings, shared laundry in the building, and no air conditioning can find rooms for €250–€400 in Getafe, but they will lose the convenience and support that this residence provides.
Room-type guidance
The residence offers the following unit types: 3‑bedroom, 6‑bedroom, 7‑bedroom, 8‑bedroom, and branded independent houses. The exact configuration (e.g., size of each room, ensuite or shared bathroom) is not detailed in the given data, so you must confirm room details with the operator before booking.
- 3‑bedroom flats: Likely the most private option among shared units, with fewer flatmates. Suitable for students who prefer a small group.
- 6‑, 7‑, and 8‑bedroom flats: Larger communal living. Better for social students and those who do not mind more shared spaces (kitchen, living room, bathrooms).
- Branded independent houses: These appear to be separate houses managed under the same residence brand. They may offer a different layout (e.g., multiple rooms with a garden or terrace). If you value outdoor space or a more residential feel, ask about this category.
When choosing, consider whether you want a quieter environment (3‑bed flat) or a lively atmosphere (8‑bed flat). Also consider the bathroom ratio: larger flats may have fewer bathrooms per person, so inquire about this.
Booking timing
Given that the residence has a Google rating of 4.3 and 244 reviews, it is likely in demand among students. The minimum lease of 4 months makes it attractive for semester-based exchange programmes, which typically run from September to December or January to May. The busiest booking period for Spanish student accommodation is May to August for September move-ins. For a January start, begin looking in October–November.
If you are an international student, factor in visa processing time: you will need a confirmed accommodation address for your visa application. Booking at least 3 months before your intended move-in date is prudent.
The residence’s price range (€550–€720) is moderate for a managed property in Getafe, so availability may shrink as the academic year approaches. Booking early (by April for September) gives you the best choice of room type and flat size.
FAQ
Is the price inclusive of all bills?
The listing does not specify whether utilities are included. However, based on similar managed residences in Spain, the monthly rent typically covers water, electricity, gas, and internet (WiFi is listed as a tag). The mention of food in the reviews suggests that meals may be available, but this is not confirmed in the official data. You must ask the operator exactly what is included in the €550–€720 figure. All prices are indicative – confirm with the operator.
Can I choose which flatmates I live with?
If you are booking as a group (e.g., three friends wanting a 3‑bedroom flat), the residence can usually place you together in the same unit. Solo bookings are assigned to flats with other students. The property has 244 reviews and a 4.3 rating, which indicates a functional system for matching tenants. Contact the operator directly to arrange group bookings or request specific preferences.
What is the cancellation policy?
The data does not provide cancellation terms. Student residences in Spain often require a deposit (not listed here) and may have strict cancellation windows – typically free cancellation within 7 days of booking, then a penalty of one month’s rent. Because the terms vary, always read the contract carefully before paying. The residence’s high Google rating (4.3) suggests a trustworthy operator, but you should still confirm the policy in writing.
Sources & data date: 2026-07
Data provided by AmberStudent for property ID amber-2110699 (SPC 28015, Getafe, Spain), including Google rating and reviews. City-level from-price (€232) and property count (97) from the same source. All prices are indicative – confirm with the operator.
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