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Map Pin25 St Clements Street Oxford OX4 1GG United Kingdom
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Map Pin8 mins by public transport, 15 mins walk to Central Oxford
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32 reviews
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£341/week

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Student Castle Oxford
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Map PinOsney Ln, Oxford OX1 1TE, United Kingdom
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Map Pin14 mins by public transport, 13 mins walk to Central Oxford
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£243/week

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Map Pin163 Cowley Road, Oxford, OX4 1UT
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Map Pin16 mins by public transport to Central Oxford
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Map PinThe Mews Glanville Road. Oxford OX4 2SY
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Map Pin12 mins by public transport to Central Oxford
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Map PinHorspath Driftway, Headington, Oxford OX3 7FJ, United Kingdom
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Map Pin29 mins by public transport to Central Oxford
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Stylish house near Bicester Village
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Map Pin-5 George Street (Bicester), Oxford
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Map Pin51 mins by public transport to Central Oxford
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Contemporary Annex with parking and small garden
Contemporary Annex with parking and small garden
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Map PinBanbury Road, OX2 8EG
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Contemporary two-bedroom home  in one of Oxford’s most enviable locations
Contemporary two-bedroom home  in one of Oxford’s most enviable locations
Contemporary two-bedroom home  in one of Oxford’s most enviable locations
Contemporary two-bedroom home  in one of Oxford’s most enviable locations
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Map PinGeorge Street, OX1 2BE
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Map Pin5 mins walk to Central Oxford
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Sunny Bright Flat near South Park and OxfordBrooks
Sunny Bright Flat near South Park and OxfordBrooks
Sunny Bright Flat near South Park and OxfordBrooks
Sunny Bright Flat near South Park and OxfordBrooks
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Map PinParsons Place, OX4 1BT
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Map Pin12 mins by public transport to Central Oxford
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Contemporary two-bedroom home in historic centre
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Map PinGeorge Street, OX1 2BE
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Map Pin5 mins walk to Central Oxford
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£3,188/month

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The Summertown STUDIO 1 Bedroom & Kitchenette
The Summertown STUDIO 1 Bedroom & Kitchenette
The Summertown STUDIO 1 Bedroom & Kitchenette
The Summertown STUDIO 1 Bedroom & Kitchenette
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Map PinBanbury Road, OX2 7JF
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Map Pin14 mins by public transport to Central Oxford
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Stylish 3-bedroom townhouse in historic centre
Stylish 3-bedroom townhouse in historic centre
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Student Accommodation in Oxford

Oxford is one of the best destinations in the UK for students from all over the world. That’s why many think finding student accommodation in Oxford Brookes can be hard, but not with our team of accommodation experts, who can easily secure you the room you need! 

Casita offers a wide selection of student halls in Oxford ranging from single, double, and en-suite rooms to self-contained studios, private flats, and shared apartments. 

The student housing in Oxford usually comes with an array of amenities and features that make students’ lives there much easier. These amenities mostly include the basics of all-inclusive bills, Wi-Fi, on-site laundry facilities, secure bike storage, parking, study spaces, on-site gyms, game areas, and communal lounges, among others. 

If you’re looking for Oxford accommodation like West Way Square, The Park, and Napier Road, Casita has got you covered!

About Oxford

Oxford is a world-renowned university city located in Oxfordshire County in south-east England, with a population of just over 150,000. It is home to the well-known Oxford University, the world’s very first English-speaking university, dating back to 1096. Poet Matthew Arnold called Oxford the “City of Dreaming Spires” in a poem referencing the university’s breathtaking architecture.

The University of Oxford is one of the most international and diverse universities in the world, where more than one-third of all undergraduate and postgraduate students are international. Oxford Brookes University can also be found in Oxford, with around 17,000 students spread across four campuses in and around Oxford, including one campus located in Swindon.


Facts About Oxford

Oxford is a city with so many interesting things to offer that go beyond its ancient university. This city is a great place for those with a passion for becoming authors or actors. Whenever you’re in the city, one of the most popular pastimes you can enjoy is punting. It’s an activity that dates back to the 1800s and is extremely fun to engage in! A fun fact about Oxford is that it’s home to the very first coffee house; the first cups of coffee were served in The Grand Cafe in Oxford! Additionally, some of the Harry Potter movies were filmed in this city, which makes the city even more interesting!

Best Places to Live in Oxford

Several Oxford towns, areas, and neighbourhoods make for an ideal place for students to book private student accommodation in Oxford. The best places to live in Oxford include Oxford City Centre, Headington, and Cowley.


1. Oxford City Centre

This Oxford area is mainly dominated by the University of Oxford, making it the ideal place to book student halls in Oxford. Additionally, living in Oxford City Centre grants students access to several of the city’s attractions, local eateries, and student-friendly cafes.


2. Headington

This small town in Oxford is a quaint little place that makes for a great student destination due to its proximity to Oxford Brookes University. Students often find peace and comfort when booking Oxford student apartments in Headington; they have easy access to their university of choice as well as everything they might need from nearby stores and restaurants.


3. Cowley

This modern and hip Oxford neighbourhood is famous among students in the area. It is especially famous among creative students with an artistic sense due to the street art, the modern eateries, the festivals, the hip bars, and the contemporary bike lanes in the area. This neighbourhood is located near both the University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes University.


Best Student Accommodation in Oxford

Casita has several options for student rooms in Oxford for students to choose from. These options are fully furnished and come with all the necessary amenities that help students have a better stay. The location of most of the following buildings is close to the city’s universities and institutions. Here are some of the top options for Oxford accommodation offered by Casita!


1. iQ Alice House

This accommodation in Oxford offers a variety of room options for students to pick from. All rooms at iQ Alice House are private, newly refurbished, and feature a double bed and a TV in each bedroom. This student housing in Oxford is located just a short 5-minute walk from the University of Oxford. Wi-Fi, all-inclusive bills, bike storage, a common social room, and a communal games room are available at this Oxford student flats.


2. The Spireworks

This private student accommodation in Oxford has a collection of room options for students to pick and choose from based on their preferences. All room types at The Spireworks include a double bed with storage, a TV, a large wardrobe, a comfortable study desk, a private/shared kitchen according to the room type, and a private/shared bathroom according to the room type. Of the features available at this Oxford accommodation, there is a gym and yoga studio, a study room, an experience programme, secure bike storage, a common room and a games area, and a cinema room.


3. Iffley Road

As a student accommodation in Oxford, Iffley Road provides students with several room options to choose from throughout their stay. All rooms are en-suite with their own private bathroom, and they come with a double bed, a wardrobe, and a workspace. This student housing in Oxford is a short walking distance from the University of Oxford and has plenty of services to offer its students. These amenities include all-inclusive bills, unlimited Wi-Fi, on-street parking, a communal yard, and a communal cleaner.


4. Hollow Way, Cowley

This Oxford accommodation makes sure students get their choice of room based on all their needs and preferences. All rooms at Hollow Way, Cowley, are fitted with a single or double bed, a wardrobe, and a workspace. Oxford Brookes University and the University of Oxford are all a short distance away from the property. This Oxford student accommodation also comes with a set of useful amenities, including all-inclusive bills, parking, and well-ventilated and brightly lit rooms.


Cost of Living in Oxford

As a world-renowned university city, it is quite affordable to live in Oxford as an international student. After you secure an affordable Oxford student hall with Casita, you’ll only need around £691 to cover the rest of your basic living expenses, including transportation, food, and groceries, among other things. Here is a comprehensive breakdown of all the expenses you’re expected to pay every month as a student living in Oxford!


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Monthly Cost (GBP)

On-Campus Accommodation 

630

Off-Campus Accommodation

680

Utilities 

70

Transportation 

55

Groceries

70

Meals (Around 60)

350

Entertainment 

40

Clothes

30



Public Transport in Oxford 

You can get around the city of Oxford with ease, affordability, and accessibility. The city has a strong public transport system, and transport links are scattered throughout the neighbourhoods. You can choose your preferred method of transportation and be able to get from one place to another with ease. 


  • Bus: The two main bus services in Oxford and its suburbs are the Oxford Bus Company and Stagecoach Oxfordshire. There’s also frequent coach service to London offered by the  Oxford to London coach route. The Oxford Bus Company runs airline services to Heathrow and Gatwick airports, and the Oxford Tube is operated by Stagecoach Oxfordshire.


  • Train: As for trains, Oxford Trains now has a brand new out-of-town rail station. There are currently two trains every hour running from Oxford Parkway to London Marylebone.


  • Bike: Oxford has the second-highest percentage of people cycling to work among all UK cities. This makes it easy for students to cycle from one place to another in the city without paying too much and also remaining green and eco-friendly.


  • Walking: Walking is also a good option when getting from one place to another in the city. It helps students stay active and save money on their daily commutes.


International Students in Oxford

Oxford is a renowned student city whose reputation precedes it, and its student population is a mixture of both local and international students. International students often choose Oxford as their number one study destination, and rightfully so! 

This is mainly due to the high quality of education offered at Oxford’s various institutions, its ancient, world-renowned university, the vibrant student life in the city, and the multiple options for student rooms in Oxford that students can take their pick from. 

Here is a quick rundown of local as well as international students in Oxford and their home countries. 

Students come to Oxford from more than 160 countries worldwide other than their home country, the United Kingdom. The top countries whose students choose Oxford as their study destination include the following:


  • The United States of America

  • China 

  • Germany

  • Canada

  • India

  • Australia

  • Hong Kong

  • Singapore

  • Italy

  • France

  • The Netherlands


Living in Oxford 

Living in Oxford exemplifies the model student experience. Not only is it home to one of the world’s most famous universities of all time but it is also fitted with everything that makes for a great and note-worthy student experience. 

Bookstores, libraries, and student-friendly cafes are spread across the city grounds, along with parks, waterside spots, and an array of restaurants, pubs, and eateries for students to try. Students who enjoy art, history, architecture, and culture will all enjoy their time in Oxford; it definitely has something for everyone!


Events in Oxford

Several events and festivals take place in Oxford throughout the year. These feature everything from history and culture to art and entertainment and everything in between. Here are some of the events in Oxford that we think you should check out!


  1. Oxford Music Festival - January 

This is one of the events in Oxford that has been running since 1974. The festival offers classes and performance opportunities to young classical musicians from around Oxfordshire. The concerts and masterclasses take place in January and February at the following venues across the city: Jacqueline du Pré Music Building, St. John's College, Headington School, and Rye St. Antony School.


  1. Oxford Human Rights Festival - February 

This festival is an enlightening festival of films, talks, workshops, and performance arts exploring human rights issues and projects throughout the world. This event mainly aims to raise awareness of human rights concerns through the arts.


  1. International Women's Festival - March

This festival, which has been running for 25 years, highlights women's local, national, and global issues with a highly diverse programme that includes walks, talks, political debates, screenings, coffee mornings, and workshops in venues around Oxfordshire.


  1. Oxford Fashion Week - March/October

This is a biannual event that takes place for a week in March and a week in October. It features a set of catwalk fashion shows featuring the work of a wide range of designers, both graduate and professional, in venues across the city of Oxford, including the Sheldonian.


  1. Oxfordshire Science Festival - June

This is one of the family-friendly events in Oxford that has something for everyone! This fantastic series of events is centred around the public's understanding of science, with talks, hands-on activities, and street fairs throughout the county.


Places to Visit in Oxford

There are many great things to do in Oxford while you’re studying there. Whatever your interests may be, whether it’s history, academics, culture, art, architecture, or nature, you’ll find a place in Oxford to enjoy yourself! There are numerous historic buildings, galleries, and museums in the city, many of which are part of the Oxford Colleges. With this historical importance and being arguably one of the best universities in the world, Oxford is the place where many of the world’s most ambitious students and scholars become ingrained in its 900-year history.


1. Oxford University’s Museum of Natural History 

This is one of the city’s main attractions and houses collections of artefacts and natural history exhibits that attract both students and tourists alike.


2. Botanic Gardens 

Also part of the University of Oxford, the Botanic Gardens are a huge part of the city’s history. They include several species of plants and flowers that are showcased in themed exhibits from across the globe.


3. Bodleian Library

This is the university’s main research library and the second-largest library in the UK, with more than 12 million items to explore and stunning architecture to marvel at. You will find the library’s reading room, Radcliffe Camera, dominating the skyline, making it hard to miss.


4. The Story Museum

This unique Oxford attraction allows visitors to be part of famous stories and fairytales or make up their own. It’s a fun and interactive destination in the city. 


5. A Walking Tour of Oxford 

This walk highlights all the major destinations to visit, and a Harry Potter Oxford tour includes many of the buildings used in the making of the iconic movies.


6. High Street

One of the most interesting experiences you wouldn’t want to miss out on in Oxford is shopping on High Street. You’ll get to shop from various vendors and enjoy an array of products and services.


Universities in Oxford 

Oxford’s status as a renowned student city is due to its top-ranked and internationally recognized universities, colleges, and higher education institutions. Casita has a number of available options for student accommodation in Oxford close to the city’s universities; check them out below!


University of Oxford

  • Casita has several options for student halls in Oxford in close proximity to this university. 

  • Both Broad Street and Magdalen Street (Stop C2) are bus stations located a 3-minute walk from campus. 

  • Nearby attractions include Oxford University’s Museum of Natural History and Oxford University’s Botanic Gardens.


Oxford Brookes University

  • Casita has a number of available options for student housing in Oxford near this university. 

  • Brookes University bus station is just a minute away from campus on foot. 

  • The university’s nearby attractions include Oxford Castle and Prison and The Story Museum.

Frequently Asked Questions:

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What is the ideal time to look for student accommodation in Oxford?


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It's important to start your hunt for Oxford student accommodation as early as possible. While Casita is there to help you with the necessary steps; the room type, the amenities provided, the location, and proximity to your university, thorough research is still an essential step to ensure a smooth booking process.


When should I book my Oxford student accommodation if I’m selected for the September intake?


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If you are selected for the September intake, you may begin your search for Oxford accommodation between January and March or preferably around six months before your intake.


Are short-term stays available in Oxford student homes?


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Some providers offer short-term stays in Oxford student homes. Checking the availability of your student accommodation of choice during your desired period is recommended. You can also refer to a Casita accommodation expert to help you find accommodation that accepts short-term stays.


How much does it cost to rent student housing in Oxford?


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The average weekly cost for student houses in Oxford is around £213 for a single room. Other room types like en-suite rooms or studios may cost more depending on the provider.


How do I pay for my student room in Oxford?



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You can make the payment for your Oxford student accommodation via several transactional modes, including net banking or through your debit card. We also have our own payment portal at Casita, where we can assist you with the entire payment process.


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