Student Accommodation in Bath

Nestled in England's Avon County, Bath is the only city listed as a World Heritage Site in the UK. Situated about 100 miles southeast of London and 13 miles southeast of Bristol, Bath is celebrated for its classical elegance amidst serene countryside landscapes. Despite its modest population of less than 90,000, Bath exudes an irresistible charm and sophistication, largely attributed to its Georgian architecture and scenic surroundings. Bath has a rich history dating back to Roman times when it boasted splendid bathhouses, a legacy preserved through its well-maintained remnants. 

Most students come to Bath for its prestigious universities and solid academic atmosphere. This city is home to two institutions of higher learning, the University of Bath and Bath Spa University, attracting students to bring new energy and growing the Bath student accommodation market. With more than 28,000 students from worldwide every year, you can experience a diverse environment and get a close-up look at the culture and customs of different countries.

Bath was awarded World Heritage Site status in 1987 for its many 18th century buildings, Roman remains, natural hot springs and stunning landscapes. Spas and Roman baths are a major tourist attraction in Bath and the city's famous Thermae Spa is the only natural spa in the UK. For those interested in culture, there is plenty to indulge in, from museums and art galleries to theatres. For festival lovers, Bath is definitely a hotspot. It is home to the famous Bath Festival.

From luxury flats to private apartments, you have a wide range of options to find the best student accommodation in Bath on uhomes.com. We provide accommodation close to campus with multiple room selections, including studios, En-suites, Non-En-suite rooms, and 1B apartments, giving you the most comfortable living environment. Inside our Bath student rentals, you can find quality amenities, such as the gym, laundry room, game room, cinema room and more, which are equipped with brand facilities and fashionable decoration, making a significant quality improvement to your daily life. The following are some of the best student accommodations in Bath:

1. The Depot

2. Avon Studios

3. The Brook

4. James House

5. The Exchange

6. Widecombe Wharf

7. Piccadilly Place

8. Student Castle Bath

9. iQ Twerton Mill

10. Centurion House

Looking for cheap Bath student accommodation? uhomes.com offers multiple affordable options, from £113 per week. Our cheap student housing in Bath also comes with a full range of reliable furniture and home appliances, such as a fridge, hairdryer, and wardrobe. Moreover, all of the student homes in Bath are highly secure, with 24-hour surveillance and security guards to keep you safe every day and night. Here are some of our options for cheap student accommodation in Bath:

1. James House

2. Avon Studios

3. The Depot

4. Centurion House

5. iQ Twerton Mill

6. Yew Terrace, BA2 7AL

7. Vernon Terrace, BA2 3DA

8. High Street, BA2 1DB

9. Coronation Avenue, BA2 2JZ

10. Ringsweel Gardens, BA1 6BN

Bath students have many high-quality private housing choices off-campus. Below are three top-rated options in key locations: one near the University of Bath, one by Bath Spa University, and one in Bath city centre. Each listing gives the name, location advantages, and main facilities of the accommodation.

The Depot – near University of Bath: Situated on Lower Bristol Road, The Depot is about a 15‑minute bus ride from the University of Bath. It's also only a 10‑minute walk to Bath's city centre and the Oldfield Park train station. This Student Roost complex offers 104 furnished studio apartments – each with its own kitchen, bathroom and living area – and rent is all-inclusive. Residents enjoy on-site amenities such as dedicated study rooms, a courtyard and lounge areas, and a secure parcel room. The building is well‑secured with 24/7 HD CCTV, gated entrances and electronic access control for peace of mind.

Charlton Court – near Bath Spa University: Located along Lower Bristol Road, Charlton Court is ideally placed for Bath Spa University's Newton Park campus – only about a 7‑minute walk away. It is also a short bus ride (or a 20‑minute walk) from Bath city centre. This large complex offers a mix of classic and premium studios and en-suite rooms. All rooms are fully furnished and utilities (high-speed Wi-Fi, gas, water, electricity) are included in the rent. Shared amenities include study areas and social lounges with widescreen TVs, a communal kitchen, vending machines, bicycle storage, free weekly cleaning of common areas, and on-site laundry facilities. The building has 24/7 staffing with reception, plus electronic access controls and CCTV for security.

The Exchange – Bath City Centre: The Exchange (at 1 Milk Street) sits in the heart of Bath's city centre, right next to the Kingsmead leisure complex (cinema and gym) and close to many shops and restaurants. It's well-connected by bus: students can reach the University of Bath or Bath Spa University in roughly 20 minutes by bus. The building has 78 all-inclusive en‑suite bedrooms (each with a ¾-double bed) arranged around communal living/kitchen areas. On-site facilities include a TV lounge, laundry room, secure bike storage and a communal kitchen. Fast internet is provided throughout. All utilities are included in the rent, giving residents a convenient turnkey living experience in central Bath.

Before choosing your Bath student accommodation, discovering the differences between neighbourhoods will help you find the most suitable option. Although Bath is a small city, there are still a large number of areas spread throughout it. Factors such as neighbourhood atmosphere, price, and amenities will have a direct impact on your living experience. The following areas have been handpicked by uhomes.com to suit your search for student housing in Bath:
 
1. Bath city centre: As a bustling hub, the city centre is surrounded by numerous shops, restaurants, bars, and other attractions, making it a primary choice for many to find student accommodation in Bath. It is also close to the University of Bath campus, which is just two miles away.
 
2. Oldfield Park: This area is about 15 minutes away from the University of Bath by bus. Here, you will find a wide range of amenities around your student homes in Bath within walking distance. Also, the Oldfield Park Station will connect you not only to the heart of Bath but also to Bristol.
 
3. Twerton: As an area next to Oldfield Park, Twerton also attracts many students for its affordable prices of Bath student rentals. If you want to live in a quiet environment but are close enough to the business district, then this is an ideal choice. No need to worry about day to day life, Lidl and M&S are both close by and provide a wealth of daily provisions and food.

The cost of living in Bath is not cheap, but you can make a thoughtful budget plan ahead of time, helping you control your expenses more accurately. The overall daily cost is around £300 to £500 per week, mainly depending on the personal living style. Moreover, the rent of Bath student accommodation is another component of expenses. The approximate cost breakdown is as follows:

1. Bath student accommodation: £130 to £350 per week

2. Transportation: £20 per week

3. Food: £70 per week

4. Groceries: £40 per week

5. Utilities: £30 per week

6. Entertainment: £10 per week

Bath is home to a number of Higher Education Institutions, providing students with a wealth of academic resources and opportunities. uhomes.com offers high-quality student accommodation in Bath near different universities, allowing you to live next to the campus and save time on your commute. Here are popular universities in Bath:

• University of Bath
• Bath Spa University
• Bath College

Bath has different options of transport, and all are suitable for students. Whether it's a bus, train or coach, you can use your student card to get discounted prices and encourage low-carbon travel. You can familiarise yourself with the various modes of transport in the city ahead of time to make exploring the city easier and settling into campus life.

1. Bike

Cycling is the easiest way to get around Bath. Sometimes, the bus routes take a detour and take 20 minutes, but if you cycle, you can save up to 10 minutes. The weather in Bath is good, and the occasional drizzle doesn't affect cycling, so owning a bike is environmentally friendly and hassle-free. We offer a bike storage service at our student accommodation in Bath to help you get around.

2. Bus

Buses are the most common way of traveling in Bath. There are many bus stops across the city near our student flats in Bath, so you don't have to walk far to find one. Bath bus station is located on Dorchester St., adjacent to the Bath Spa Railway Station. This bus station and Bath Tourist Information Centre sell city sightseeing bus tickets.

3. Taxi

There are generally two main places to take a taxi in Bath: the Bath Spa railway station and the street behind Abbey Cathedral. There is no need to take a taxi to visit the city of Bath. To get to the surrounding countryside or the airport (Bristol), the fare is usually £30-50. You can wait for the taxi in the cozy lobby of our student flats in Bath.

4. Train

Bath is located in southwest England, about 100 miles from London. Half an hour a trip from London Paddington station by train to Bath Spa railway station, about 1.5 hours, the ticket ranges from £10-50.

In Bath, you can leisurely explore the charming streets adorned with honey-colored cobblestones, passing by various shops, cafes, and spas. The city is filled with iconic Georgian architecture, as well as numerous boutiques and restaurants. You can live in a cozy private student accommodation in Bath which is close to the school, has all sorts of handy amenities, and you'll be able to become friends with other students who live here. 

If your student accommodation to rent in Bath is close to the city centre, you will have more opportunities to experience this thriving city. As evening approaches, there are elegant and atmospheric pubs where you can have a fun experience reminiscent of George Wickham's adventures. The city entices visitors with its vibrant atmosphere, offering delightful scents and sights. You can witness colorful hot air balloons at the International Balloon Festival, enjoy evening performances of music and theatre, and immerse yourself in the bustling yet serene city nightlife, where the past, present, and future come together. Students studying in Bath will discover a more relaxed, friendly, and less hectic environment compared to larger modern cities. 

As a World Heritage Site city, there are so many popular attractions, properly located in the city, and it will be easy to reach from your Bath student accommodation, whether by bus trip, bike, or foot.

1. Roman Baths
2. Royal Crescent
3. Stonehenge
4. Bath Abbey
5. Pulteney Bridge
6. Theatre Royal Bath
7. Komedia Bath
8. The Holburne Museum
9. Victoria Art Gallery
10. Parade Gardens

The cost of student accommodation in Bath is around £113 to £340 per week per person, based on location, type of property, and amenities provided. Below, you will find the prices of the most common Bath student accommodations:

• En-suite: £228/week
• Non En-suite: £183/week
• Studio flats to rent in Bath: £344/week
• 1 bed flat to rent in Bath: £337/week

uhomes.com provides various types of Bath student accommodation, including studios, en-suites, non-en-suites, and 1-bedroom apartments. You can use the 'Room Type' filter at the top to easily find your preferred selections.

Find student housing in Bath with uhomes.com is easy with just a few steps:

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You should start looking for Bath student accommodation from December to March, which is usually the time to find the most rooms available. If you are enrolling in the winter, then the search should begin in October. Start at least 1-3 months before your move-in day to ensure you have enough time and options to select and compare Bath student rentals.

When searching for student accommodation in Bath, several key factors should be considered to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable living experience:

1. Budget: Determine your overall rent budget and research rent costs in different areas to find options that fit your budget.
2. Location: Consider how close you want to be to the University of Bath campus. Living closer can save time and effort on commuting but may come at a higher cost.
3. Access to Amenities: Living in a Bath student accommodation near supermarkets, shops, restaurants, and public transportation is more convenient.
4. Safety and Security: Check the safety and security facilities of the accommodation.
5. Room Type: Different room types have different features. Some may need to share a bathroom and kitchen. Make sure you find one that fits your style.
6. Amenities: Check for features like Wi-Fi, en-suite bathrooms, and study spaces. Moreover, some student housing in Bath has common areas, laundry facilities, bike storage, and gardens.
7. Contract Terms: Carefully review the contract terms and conditions before signing.