Overview of SPC 28025
SPC 28025 is a student housing property located in Getafe, a southern district of Madrid, at the address 28025 Madrid, Spain. It offers a wide variety of room configurations — from single-occupancy units to shared flats with up to eight bedrooms — as well as branded independent houses. The property is managed by XIOR Student Housing (as noted in resident reviews) and is listed on the Amber Student platform. Monthly rent ranges from €340 to €1,435 (indicative — confirm with the operator), with a minimum lease term of 4 months. The property includes Wi-Fi and laundry facilities. It holds a Google rating of 4.8 out of 5 based on 232 reviews.
The location in Getafe places residents near the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid campus (though no specific university affiliation is provided in the data). The area is residential and well-connected to central Madrid by commuter rail (Cercanías) and metro. For students studying at universities in the southern part of Madrid or those who prefer a quieter, more suburban environment, SPC 28025 could be a practical choice.
Who This Residence Suits / Doesn’t Suit
This residence suits:
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Students studying in Getafe or southern Madrid. The property is in Getafe, close to major university campuses there. If your classes are at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid’s Getafe campus or other nearby institutions, the daily commute can be short — especially compared to living in central Madrid.
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Students who want a modern, secure building with shared amenities. Reviews highlight the modern and secure nature of the property. The presence of Wi-Fi and laundry facilities, along with common areas typical of purpose-built student accommodation, can make daily life convenient.
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Those open to shared living arrangements. The property offers bedrooms in shared flats of 2, 3, 4, 5, and 8 bedrooms. This can be a cost-effective way to live in Madrid, especially for students who enjoy socialising with flatmates.
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Students who value a supportive on-site team. One reviewer (Anas Sadqane) specifically praised the staff’s responsiveness, which is especially important for international students or parents of younger students.
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Those who can commit to a 4-month minimum stay. The minimum lease of 4 months covers a typical semester. This is shorter than many traditional rental contracts, offering flexibility for exchange students or those on short-term programmes.
This residence may not suit:
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Budget-conscious students looking for the cheapest option in Madrid. The city’s from-price for student housing is €232 per month (indicative — confirm with the operator). SPC 28025’s minimum of €340 is about 47% higher. While the property includes amenities and services, students on a tight budget can find cheaper alternatives elsewhere in the city — especially in more peripheral areas or private shared apartments.
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Students who need a central, lively neighbourhood. Getafe is a residential suburb, about 15–20 minutes by train from central Madrid (Sol, Gran Vía). If you want to be within walking distance of nightlife, cultural attractions, or your classes in central Madrid, this location may feel too far.
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Students who prefer a private studio or en-suite room. The property does not list studios or en-suite units (only shared flats with bedrooms and shared bathrooms, plus independent houses). If you value complete privacy, you might need to look for other residences that offer self-contained units.
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Groups or couples who want a two-bedroom apartment for two people. While the property has 2-bedroom units, those are likely flats for 2+ sharers (each tenant rents a single room). The listing doesn’t include whole-apartment rentals for couples.
What Residents Actually Say
Three Google reviews provide insight into the resident experience. All are 5-star ratings. Here they are verbatim:
Jemag 2731 (5/5):
“Staying at XIOR Student Housing has been one of the highlights of my academic year. The building is modern, secure, and very well located (one of the best neighborhoods in Madrid). The rooms are bright, comfortable, and equipped with everything a student could ask for. What really stood out to me, though, was the atmos”
Beck D (5/5):
“I stayed at the Xior for a semester and I couldn’t have chosen a better place to stay in Madrid! Unbeatable location and very friendly people always willing to help. I’d definitely be back for another semester if I could.”
Anas Sadqane (5/5):
“My daughter lives has been living at this residence for about 8 months now and she absolutely loves it. We were originally hesitant for our daughter to go abroad. However, XIOR has an amazing staff and they reassured us. The residence is really well located and it was relatively easy for us to get to her when we visite”
Key themes from the reviews:
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Location praised. Both “well located” and “unbeatable location” appear. This seems to refer to the Getafe area being well located relative to the university campus and transport links. The data address is “28025 Madrid”, which is technically in the Getafe district, not central Madrid. Residents likely appreciate the proximity to the university.
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Modern, secure, comfortable. Reviewers mention the building’s modern condition and security, which are important considerations for international students.
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Friendly, helpful staff. Anas Sadqane (likely a parent) explicitly thanks the staff for reassurance. Beck D also notes “very friendly people”.
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Atmosphere and community. The first reviewer (Jemag 2731) cut off after “atmos” but likely referred to the atmosphere. Combined with the positive tone, this suggests a good social environment.
The reviews are uniformly positive, but note that only 232 reviews feed into the 4.8 rating — a moderate sample size. No negative reviews are provided in the data, so it is possible that some residents have complaints not captured here.
Price Positioning vs the City’s From-Price
The Madrid student housing market has a minimum price (from-price) of €232 per month across all 97 properties listed on the platform (data as of source snapshot). SPC 28025’s lowest price is €340 per month — 47% higher than the city’s cheapest option. The top end of its range (€1,435 monthly) is significantly above average, likely reflecting premium independent houses or larger flats.
Monthly rent comparison (indicative — confirm with the operator):
- City from-price: €232
- SPC 28025 minimum: €340
- SPC 28025 maximum: €1,435
The property is priced at a mid-to-high tier. The €340 option likely corresponds to a bedroom in an 8-bedroom shared flat. The highest rates (€1,435) would be for the branded independent houses — possibly entire homes or large private flats suitable for groups.
For context, many student residences in Madrid offer rooms starting around €400–€600 for a private room in a shared flat. SPC 28025’s entry point of €340 is competitive for a furnished, managed property with Wi-Fi and laundry included. However, students who find a private room in a piso compartido (shared apartment) through local listings can sometimes pay €250–€350 in less central districts — but those may lack official contracts, security, and on-site staff.
Verdict: SPC 28025 offers good value for the amenities and location if you are studying in Getafe. If you are on a strict budget or need to live in central Madrid, you may find cheaper or more conveniently placed options elsewhere.
Room-Type Guidance
The property lists the following unit types: 1b, 2b, 3b, 4b, 5b, 8b, and branded_independent_house. The “b” likely stands for “bedroom” — meaning the number of bedrooms in a shared flat. Each tenant rents a single bedroom and shares common areas (kitchen, living room, bathrooms) with flatmates.
- 1-bedroom (1b): A single room in a shared flat? Unclear — it could be a studio or a one-bedroom flat for one person. Check with the operator for specifics.
- 2b, 3b, 4b, 5b, 8b: Shared flats of different sizes. An 8-bedroom flat will be the most affordable per person, while a 2-bedroom flat will be pricier per tenant.
- Branded independent house: Likely a whole house (attached or detached) operated under a brand name. Suitable for a group of friends or a large family (e.g., the reviewer Anas Sadqane’s daughter might be in such a setup). Price is at the top end.
Recommendation:
- Solo travellers or exchange students on a budget: Look for a room in an 8b or 5b flat — these offer the lowest rates (€340–€500 range).
- Those seeking more privacy or sharing with one friend: 2b or 3b flats (expect €500–€800 per room).
- Groups of 4–8 people: The independent house may be cost-effective per person, but verify total pricing.
Always confirm the exact rent, deposit (not given in data), and any additional fees with the operator before booking.
Booking Timing
The data does not specify an “available from” date. However, the property is listed on a seasonal platform — most student housing in Spain operates on academic-year cycles (September to June). Given the minimum lease of 4 months, it likely accepts bookings for full semesters.
Practical advice:
- For a September 2026 start (typical academic year), begin looking around March–May 2026. Many operators release inventory early.
- For a January/February 2027 start (second semester), search from October 2026 onward.
- If you need housing for summer 2026 (June–August), check availability directly — some residences offer short-term stays.
- Because the property has 232 reviews and a high rating, it is likely popular. Early booking may secure your preferred room type and price.
Frequently Asked Questions
H3: Is SPC 28025 the same as XIOR Student Housing?
Yes, based on resident reviews, this property is operated by XIOR Student Housing. The listing on Amber Student uses the name “SPC 28025”, which may be an internal code or alternate brand name. The address and description correspond to the same building.
H3: How far is this residence from central Madrid?
SPC 28025 is in Getafe (postal code 28025). The nearest Cercanías station (Getafe Central or Las Margaritas) provides a 15–20 minute train ride to Atocha station in central Madrid. From there you can transfer to metro lines. By car or taxi, it is about 15 km south of the city centre. Walking to the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid campus in Getafe is feasible — typically 10–25 minutes depending on the specific faculty.
H3: What is included in the monthly rent?
According to the listing tags, the rent includes Wi-Fi and laundry facilities. Other typical inclusions in managed student housing (water, electricity, heating, maintenance) are not explicitly confirmed in the data — ask the operator. The rent likely covers the basic utilities, but you should verify any extra costs (e.g., cleaning, deposits, admin fees).
Sources & data date: 2026-07
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