student accommodation in Bristol<\/a> that offers studios and en-suite rooms. Studios are self-contained and include a double bed, study area, storage, an en-suite bathroom, and a private kitchen with a fridge-freezer, oven, and microwave. En-suite rooms include a double bed, study area, storage, and a private bathroom, with a shared kitchen and living area.<\/p>Features<\/h3>
Stonebridge House, Bristol, the Bristol student accommodation, offers superfast Wi-Fi for studying, a free laundry room to keep your clothes clean, and bike storage, so you can bring your bike when you move in. A communal lounge, CCTV, secure fob entry, on-site management, and recycling facilities make student life more convenient. All utility bills and free Wi-Fi are included in the rent.<\/strong><\/p>
Bristol is a city in southwest England and one of the UK's major cultural and educational centres. The city is known for its maritime history, street art, and historic architecture. Its attractions include the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel; Bristol Cathedral; and Brunel's SS Great Britain, a former passenger steamship preserved on the city's harbourside.<\/p>
Bristol is home to the University of Bristol, a major research-intensive university and a member of the Russell Group. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across subjects including engineering, medicine, law, business, and computer science. The University of the West of England, Bristol (UWE Bristol), is another major university in the city, with strengths in subjects including engineering, business, health, architecture, and creative industries.<\/p>
Places to Visit<\/h3>Bristol Beacon - Three-minute walk<\/p><\/li>
Palestine Museum & Cultural Centre - Three-minute walk<\/p><\/li>
Antlers Gallery - Three-minute walk<\/p><\/li>
The Red Lodge Museum - Six-minute walk<\/p><\/li>
University of Bristol Theatre Collection - Seven-minute walk<\/p><\/li><\/ul><\/p>","totalRooms":1,"nearest_start_date_year":2026,"cancelation_policy":"
Cancelling your booking prior to moving in is subject to the following terms. Once you have completed your booking and the tenancy agreement has been signed by both the resident and Almero Student, the contract is legally binding, and no cooling-off period shall apply.<\/p>
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Cancellation Reasons<\/strong>
Cancellation will only be considered for the following specific reasons:<\/p>- Withdrawal of university offer<\/li>
- Visa application rejection<\/li><\/ul>
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First Year Undergraduate Students<\/strong>
If a prospective first year undergraduate's university offer is withdrawn, they may be eligible for release from their contract by providing the following evidence within a specified timeframe:<\/p>- A written rejection letter from the chosen university\/higher education establishment or from UCAS, or a screenshot of UCAS status confirming that the required results were not achieved.<\/li>
- A copy of proof of acceptance of a new university by UCAS adjustment.<\/li><\/ul>
These documents must be supplied by email to the relevant property email address within 7 calendar days from the date that results are published. Upon receipt, the property manager will review and verify the documents. If approved, your contract will be cancelled, and any advance rent paid will be refunded.<\/p>
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Postgraduate Students<\/strong>
Prospective postgraduate students can also cancel their contract under similar conditions if their university offer is withdrawn by providing the same evidence as outlined for first-year undergraduate students.<\/p>
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VISA Application Issues<\/strong>
Students may be released from their contract if their visa application to study in the UK is not approved. To apply for release, the following documentation must be provided:<\/p>- An official letter or email confirming that the visa has been rejected.<\/li>
- An email or letter from the university or higher education establishment confirming that they will no longer be studying due to the visa application rejection.<\/li><\/ul>
Documents must be submitted by email to the relevant property email address within 7 calendar days from the date of visa rejection. Upon verification, the contract will be cancelled, and any advanced rent paid will be refunded.<\/p>
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Cancellation After Moving In<\/strong>
As of 1st May 2026, changes will affect the process for cancelling your booking after moving in based on the type of contract.<\/p>
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Assured Periodic Tenancy (APT)<\/strong>
Students with an APT can request cancellation with at least two months\u2019 written notice. Cancellations are not approved until confirmed in writing by the property manager. Notice must be provided by email, and the intended departure date must coincide with the end of a rent period.<\/p>
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Common Law Tenancy (CLT)<\/strong>
Students with a CLT can request cancellation with at least four weeks\u2019 notice under specific circumstances, including withdrawal from university or higher education establishment, exclusion from studies, or suspension due to illness. Evidence must be submitted to support the request. Cancellation requests are not approved until confirmation is received from the property manager.<\/p>
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Finding a Tenancy Replacement<\/strong>
If you wish to move out outside the cancellation terms, you may either continue paying rent or find a replacement tenant who meets the criteria outlined by the property team.<\/p>
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Replacement Tenant Process<\/strong>
Once a replacement tenant is found, notification must be given to the property team. Usual tenancy checks will apply to the new student. Once the agreement with the replacement tenant is signed, you will be released from your tenancy agreement as of the date the new tenant\u2019s agreement begins.<\/p>
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The above cancellation policy is a synopsis of the property\u2019s cancellation policy. There could be a few changes incorporated from time to time. Hence, we recommend you review the full Accommodation Contract for a comprehensive understanding of their cancellation policies.<\/em><\/p>","payment_terms":"Payment Options & Schedules<\/strong><\/p>- Payment in Full:<\/strong> 100% of the rent is due prior to arrival.<\/li>
- Termly Instalments:<\/strong> Paid in 4 structured payments throughout the year, broken down as follows:
- 10% of total rent<\/li>
- 34% of total rent<\/li>
- 34% of total rent<\/li>
- 22% of total rent<\/li><\/ul><\/li>
- Monthly Instalments:<\/strong> Paid via Direct Debit across 9 payments:
- 8 payments of 10% each<\/li>
- 1 final payment of 20%<\/li><\/ul><\/li><\/ul>
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Upfront Fees and Advance Rent<\/strong><\/p>- No Deposits:<\/strong> Almero Student has replaced standard security deposits with Advance Rent.<\/li>
- Booking Requirement:<\/strong> To secure a room, you must make an upfront payment of Advance Rent at the point of booking. This is typically a small percentage of your total rent (up to 2%) and is deducted from your first rent instalment.<\/li><\/ul>
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Guarantor Requirements<\/strong><\/p>- If you choose to pay via Instalments (monthly or termly), you are required to appoint a UK-based guarantor who agrees to cover the rent if a payment is missed.<\/li>
- If you do not have a UK-based guarantor, you can use a certified third-party guarantor service such as Leap Guaranty.<\/li><\/ul>
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What is Included in the Payment?<\/strong><\/p>- All-Inclusive Utilities:<\/strong> Your weekly rent includes all primary bills, with no hidden fees for water, gas, electricity, or Wi-Fi.<\/li>
- Taxes and Extras:<\/strong> As a student, you are exempt from council tax. While Almero covers the TV licenses for common social areas, you must purchase your own TV license if you plan to watch live TV or BBC iPlayer in your private room.<\/li><\/ul>","building_notes":"","booking_procedures":"","price_structure":"Week","minimum_short_term_week":null,"building_views":0,"videos":"","video_src":"","video_schema_uploadDate":"2019-12-20 06:50:02","virtual_tours":"