Student Accommodation Cambridge

Student Accommodation in Cambridge

It's simple to have student accommodation in Cambridge with Casita. Cambridge is one of the most sought-after destinations for students in the UK, so you should start your search for student housing there as soon as possible. It won't be difficult at all to find your ideal student studio or en-suite accommodation when you have our team of housing experts at your disposal. 

Your needs can be met by one of our many Cambridge accommodation options, which include single rooms, shared rooms, en-suites, flats, penthouses, quadruplets, and more. To quickly secure a student room with Casita, get in touch with our bilingual, 24-hour staff.

Our options for Cambridge accommodation vary in types and prices to suit our students’ needs. The available Cambridge accommodation includes all the facilities you need, like Wi-Fi, all-inclusive bills, security, and more!

Some of our options include, but are not limited to, Cambridge city rooms, modern ensuite rooms, and a studio in the heart of Cambridge.

About Cambridge

Cambridge is a city in eastern England that has some remains of the Roman Empire. The renowned universities in Cambridge, such as Cambridge University, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge Regional College, and Cambridge School of Visual and Performing Arts, have made the city well-known among students. It is a city with a history dating back more than 800 years, and people value it for its educational and cultural resources. The city currently possesses the most historically significant structures that have been conserved in all of England, and they are all concentrated around the 31 colleges of Cambridge University. International students flock to the city from all around the world. Over 40,000 international students are thought to be enrolled at present, and the number is growing.

Facts About Cambridge 

The city of Cambridge is known for its academic excellence, but there is so much more about this city you should know. Cambridge is the birthplace of football, as the first match that was ever played in the city was in 1848. Also, the city of Cambridge was a primary trading centre during the Roman and Viking ages, and there is evidence of these eras scattered all over the city. 

The city’s fascinating green scenery and wonderful buildings are among the reasons why tourists love Cambridge. The River Cam runs through the city, creating large green areas. As an international student in Cambridge, you will enjoy the city’s landscape and natural scenery wherever you go.

Best Places to Live in Cambridge

Cambridge has plenty of neighbourhoods and areas for students to call home during their study period. The best places to live in Cambridge include Cambridge City Centre and Petersfield.

Cambridge City Centre

One of the most popular locations for Cambridge student accommodation options is the city centre. The neighbourhood is loaded with new and old cafes, pubs, restaurants, and retail malls, among others. Popular options for student housing in Cambridge include Brunswick House and Student Castle Cambridge.

Petersfield

New restaurants, parks, and open places for outdoor entertainment thrive in the area. Students who want to live in a welcoming neighbourhood would love this neighbourhood. The best student accommodation options there include The Cam Foundry and The Railyard.

Student Housing in Cambridge

You can pick from a variety of our options for private student accommodation in Cambridge, UK. All of Casita’s options come with all the necessary amenities that help students have a better stay. You can find Cambridge accommodation close to the city’s universities and institutions. Here are some of the top options for accommodation in Cambridge:

The Railyard - Cambridge

This student accommodation in Cambridge offers its students shared apartments and studios that have all the amenities you need. You can find facilities like cycle storage and on-site laundry rooms. The building also offers superfast Wi-Fi, free contents insurance, and all-inclusive rent. The facilities also include quiet study areas, a games room, and a big social lounge.

Student Castle Cambridge

Student Castle Cambridge is another great option for students in Cambridge. You can find multiple types of rooms, including en-suite rooms and studios. Facilities like ultra-fast Wi-Fi, bike storage, 24/7 security, room options, a common area, a study area, a gym, and an outdoor courtyard are all available in the building.

North Cambridge Guesthouse • Twin Room

This Cambridge student accommodation is an entire place that you can have and enjoy all to yourself. The place is fully furnished and has laundry facilities. The property is also located close to the city’s centre.

Cost of Living in Cambridge

Even though Cambridge is considered among the least affordable cities in the UK, it is still cheaper than cities like Oxford and London. Living expenses would cost around £730 monthly for international students without rent.

Transportation In Cambridge

Cambridge is a city with plenty of transportation, and as a city that encourages public transportation, it is probably the only city with the Park and Ride service; these are sites where you can park your car for a small fee and ride public transportation. The main website for the park and rides provides a map of each site and what transportation you could take from there. 

Bus: The city has bus lines that run throughout the year; maps and timetables can be found on the county council's website.

Train: You can easily travel from London to Cambridge with a ticket that costs roughly £24.00. There are daily trains from and to London. 

Bike: going around the city using a bicycle is the best way to travel around Cambridge. Cycling lovers can easily find a full cycling map of the city provided by CamCycle.

Also, it is very easy to walk through it and move around the city centre on foot.

International Students in Cambridge 

Cambridge is one of the most attractive cities for students from all over the world. Currently, the number of international students that join Cambridge educational institutions is around 22% of the total number of students. Cambridge also hosts students from Nigeria (370), the United Arab Emirates (370), France (285), Poland (265), Ireland (225), and more countries. The University of Cambridge, one of the most prestigious universities in the UK, is home to over 23,000 students from more than 140 countries. 

Here is a list of local and international students in Cambridge, as well as their home countries:

Student Life in Cambridge

What makes Cambridge an ideal city for students is not just the world-leading universities and academic institutions; it’s also because the city is rich with history and culture, has great transport links, scenic areas, and diversity.

Cambridge Events

In the city of Cambridge, there are lots of festivals and fun events that happen every year. Here are some of the best events you shouldn’t miss:

1. Strawberry Fair

Strawberry Fair is a local festival of music, entertainment, arts, and crafts that is held annually in June. It is a very popular festival in Cambridge and attracts around 40,000 people per day from all over the country.

2. May Bumps

The May Bumps is a free race where a set of university rowing races take place on the River Cam.

3. Cambridge Shakespeare Festival

The Cambridge Shakespeare Festival is an important cultural event that attracts around 25,000 people.

4. Cambridge Folk Festival

This is one of the most popular folk festivals in not only Cambridge but the world. The festival is known for its uniqueness and varied mix of music.

Cambridge Attractions 

The city of Cambridge has a lot to offer. Cambridge’s well-known landmarks, tourist spots, and attractions include anything from parks and open spaces to museums and art galleries. In Cambridge, there is a place for you to enjoy whatever may interest you! Also, students can enjoy various free things in Cambridge.

1. Fitzwilliam Museum

Students can visit the Fitzwilliam Museum for free and enjoy the Scriptures and art of impressionist sculptor and painter Edgar Degas.

2. Wandlebury Country Park

A short distance south of Cambridge, this picturesque park features a network of lovely walking pathways, picnic spaces, and a variety of meadows and forests. The majority of weekends, especially throughout the summer, feature refreshments from pop-up cafes.

3. St Mary’s Church

Visiting St. Mary’s Church is also a must for students; it is a gorgeous historical building with a cheap ticket of just £5, and the view from the top of the church is breathtaking.

World-class events are easy to find in Cambridge, as the city hosts cultural events and festivals throughout the year, including Midsummer Fair, which is an 800-year-old fair normally held on Midsummer Common. There is also the Cambridge Folk Festival, which is a world-class film festival that is well-known among students.

Universities in Cambridge

As a city with a significant population of local and international students, Cambridge is home to many top-ranked universities and world-renowned institutions. Casita has options for student rooms in Cambridge near the city’s universities; check some of them out below!

1. Anglia Ruskin University - Cambridge

• All our Cambridge student rooms are within a short walk or ride away from the Anglia Ruskin University - Cambridge.

• The campus is surrounded by great restaurants and cafes as well as transport links.

• A 15-minute walk will take you to the beautiful Japanese Maple and Cambridge University Botanic Garden.

2. University of Cambridge

• Choose one of our Cambridge student rooms that won’t be more than a 15-minute walk to the University of Cambridge or a short ride by public transport.

• There are plenty of cafes around the university as well as restaurants so you can grab a bite anytime between classes.

• The iconic Corpus Clock is less than a ten-minute walk away, as is The Backs, a scenic area to marvel at.

3. Cambridge Regional College

• Our Cambridge student accommodation options are within a short ride by public transport from Cambridge Regional College.

• There are several bus stops nearby as well as shops and restaurants.

• Check out the Museum of Cambridge just a short ride from campus.

4. Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge

• Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge is easily accessible from our available accommodation options, just a short walk or a short ride away.

• You’ll find several bus stops nearby, as well as cafes and restaurants.

• A 20-minute walk will take you to the famous Rose Quarter.

Other universities in Cambridge include Cambridge University - Christ College, Cambridge University - Churchill College, CATS Cambridge, and Mander Portman Woodward - Cambridge.