Best Student Accommodation London, UK (1224) Options
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You can find student accommodation in London, with a wide range of options to suit budgets and lifestyles. These include single rooms, en-suites, private studios, and shared f
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Lebus Street, Tottenham, London, N17 9FQ
30 mins by public transport to Central London
En-Suite
£220
/week312 Goswell Road, Islington, London, EC1V 7AG
28 mins by public transport to Central London
Studio
£432
/weekExchange Point, Loampit Vale, London SE13 7NX ...
27 mins by public transport to Central London
Studio
£375
/week6 Lakeside Way London HA9 0BU United Kingdom
40 mins by public transport to Central London
Studio
En-Suite
£265
/weekLebus Street, N17 9FD
28 mins by public transport to Central London
En-Suite
Studio
£225
/week51-55 Cromwell Rd, South Kensington, London S ...
Studio
En-Suite
£839
/weekAbility Towers, 1 Macclesfield Rd, London EC1 ...
27 mins by public transport to Central London
Flat
Single
£730
/weekAlie St, London E1 8DA, UK
28 mins by public transport to Central London
Flat
£1,500
/week97-137 Hackney Rd, London E2 8ET, UK
43 mins by public transport to Central London
Flat
Single
£750
/week7A Stockwell Green, Stockwell, London, SW9 9J ...
23 mins by public transport to Central London
Studio
£410
/week2 Devonshire Street, Marylebone, London, W1W ...
19 mins by public transport to Central London
Studio
£513
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Frequently Asked Questions
Check out these answers to common questions and go to Help Centre for more details.
Can you suggest London student accommodation options for couples?
There are 2 options that are private and suitable for couples to choose from:
- University accommodations such as UCL, QMUL, KCL Imperial College London
- Apartments and Studios are a good option for couples who want their own space like - Canary Wharf | O2 Arena | Tower Bridge, Perfect space in West Drayton, Canary Wharf 1Br, etc.
When should I book my accommodation for the September intake?
If you are selected for the September intake, you may begin your search for accommodation between January and March or preferably around six months before your intake.
Booking early comes with a range of benefits. You can:
- Gain access to an extensive range of options
- Find affordable rooms in prime locations
- Get a chance to enjoy the perks of early bird offer
As the intake date approaches, the demand rises and property prices skyrocket. Therefore, it is highly recommended to book early to secure your preferred accommodation at a reasonable price
Do pet-friendly student accommodations be more expensive than non-pet friendly?
Yes, there are some monthly additional charges called:
Pet deposit: Refundable fees usually around £250 that cover any damage caused by the pet..
Pet Rent : Non-refundable monthly charges around £50 for cleaning, maintenance, and pet related amenities.
Can you suggest any London student residences which are pet friendly?
Urbanest, IQ student accommodations as well as some properties allow pets in some of their properties, but the policy varies by location. We suggest speaking with our accommodation experts to check with pet policy before you sign a lease.
Here is the list of some properties that are pet friendly:-
1. PBSA
- Swan House
- Kew Bridge Suites
- Hammersmith Grove
- Stratford Suites
- Westfield House
- Garrick Street
- Fulham Road
- Kew Bridge Court
- Battersea Park Apartments
- Sterling House
2. Private Let
- Large Studio in Tower Hill, Central London
- Studio Apartment on Ground floor
- Large 1 Bed with Balcony in Tower Hill
- Bright & Charming Hampstead Garden Studio
Yes, there are some monthly additional charges called:
Pet deposit: Refundable fees that cover any damage caused by the pet.
Pet Rent: Non-refundable monthly charges for cleaning, maintenance, and pet-related amenities.
Which Student Accommodation in London is Right for You?
- PBSA – Fully equipped, modern spaces (£220–£450 per week)
- Private Rooms – Independence with shared facilities (£130–£280 per week)
- University Halls – Best for first-year students (£180–£320 per week)
- Shared Houses – Cost-effective for groups (£130–£280 per week)
- Ensuite Rooms – Private space, shared kitchen (£231–£323 per week)
- Non-Ensuite Rooms – Affordable, basic option (£180–£240 per week)
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