Student Accommodation in Bath

Most students come to Bath for its prestigious universities and solid academic atmosphere. This small town is home to two institutions of higher learning, the University of Bath and Bath Spa University, ranking #8 and #108 among 130 UK universities separately. Students from these two institutions bring new energy and vitality to this city and also make student accommodation in Bath popular every year. It will be easy for students to find various recreational areas and entertainment located just steps away from their Bath student housing near the university campus.

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. 

There is a diverse selection of Bath rentals, from luxury or affordable homes, furnished apartments, budget-friendly flats, to private student accommodation Bath. To choose the best accommodation in Bath, the primary thing we usually consider is the distance from Bath accommodation to the university campus. uhomes.com provides student lets in Bath close to campus with a commuting time of just 20-minute direct bus trip. The following are some of the best housing 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 accommodation in Bath? uhomes.com offers a wide range of affordable Bath student rentals. Students can expect to pay as little as £195 per month for these Bath accommodation options. Our cheap student accommodation in Bath also comes with a full range of home comforts such as a fridge, hairdryer, and wardrobe, giving you plenty of storage space. Such student housing in Bath is also highly secure, with 24-hour surveillance and security sure to make you feel safe.

Here are some of our options for cheap 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 is a small town, but there are also many different neighbourhoods to stay in Bath. Before choosing your student properties to rent in Bath, discover the differences between these popular areas.

1. Bath city centre: As the bustling hub of Bath, the city centre is the primary choice for many students to find their Bath student accommodation. It is close to the University of Bath campus with a distance of just two miles away. Students can also find regular buses to campus and Bath Spa railway station to Bristol, London, and more cities. This area is surrounded by numerous shops, restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and other popular destinations.

2. Widecombe: Located in the southeast of the city centre, Widecombe is also a popular area for student homes in Bath. It is only two miles from campus and enable students to have a short walk to Bath Spa railway station. Living in your private student accommodation in Bath at Widecombe, you can also find a series of shops, cafes, and pubs, and the city centre is just a 15-minute wall away.

3. Oldfield Park: Another popular area for student flats in Bath is Oldfield Park. This area is about 15 minutes away from the University of Bath with regular buses to campus. You will find a wide range of amenities within walking distance. Also, the Oldfield Park Station will connect you not only to the heart of Bath but also to Bristol.

4. Combe Down: As a village in the southeast of Bath, Combe Down also attracts many students for its affordable prices of Bath student rentals. At the same time, it is also not far away from the campus with a distance of two miles, and there are also regular buses to campus as well as to the city centre (about 35 minutes). If you prefer more quiet countryside environment, choose your student lets in Bath at Combe Down will make you satisfied.

The cost of living in Bath might be high in the United Kingdom, but Bath is still more affordable than London. The overall cost of living in Bath is around £300 to £500 per week, largely depending on the price of Bath student rentals. Get an overall view of the cost of living in Bath before deciding your budget for Bath student accommodation.

1. Rent in Bath: £160 and £350 per week

Studio flats to rent in Bath: £344 per week

En-suite: £228 per week

1 bedroom student lets in Bath: £337 per week

2 bedroom house to rent in Bath: £229 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 several higher education institutions, and the most prestigious two universities are the University of Bath and Bath Spa University. There are plenty of academic resources and opportunities in Bath for students, and the city also provides a vibrant entertainment life and high-quality student accommodation in Bath.

1. The University of Bath is a top UK research university in Bath, England, and a public university. It is ranked 9th in the UK in the Daily Mail University Guide 2025, and 1st in the UK for Marketing and second in the UK for Business and Management Studies in the 2019 Complete University Guide. It is the UK's quintessential 'plate glass university,' with modern buildings contrasting with classical Georgian architecture. There is a wide range of high-quality Bath rental accommodation options near the campus with regular buses, such as The Depot, Avon Studios, and The Brook.

2. Bath Spa University has a long history and deep cultural heritage. It has four campuses and eight colleges. The University still preserves and uses its historical heritage, with the post-war site, Corsham Campus, now the University of Bath Spa Postgraduate and Doctoral Research Centre. You can find many near-campus student flats in Bath on uhomes.com, like the iQ Twerton Mill, and Centurion House.

To better navigate the city and adapt to campus life, you need to be familiar with the different ways of transportation in the city both near your campus as well as your student accommodation in Bath.

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. Long-distance coach

London Victoria Coach Station (Victoria) shuttle buses run to and from Bath Bus Terminal on an average of every 2 hours. The one-way trip takes about 3 to 3.5 hours. The fare is £20 one-way, £30 round-trip.

5. 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. Bath Spa railway station and Oldfield Park Station are close to several Bath student housing (like Avon Studios and The Depot) to connect you to everywhere in the UK.

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 best things to do in Bath city centre and other areas. These popular destinations are properly located in the city and it will be easy to reach from your Bath student accommodation no matter 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 can differ based on location, type of property, and amenities provided. On average, students can anticipate paying approximately £100 to £300 per week for a room or apartment in a shared house. It's worth noting that prices may vary, particularly during high-demand periods like the beginning of the academic year. Below, you will find the prices of the most common Bath student accommodation:

1. Studio flats to rent in Bath: £344/week

2. En-suite: £228/week

3. Non En-suite: £183/week

4 1 bed flat to rent in Bath: £337/week

5. 2 bedroom house to rent in Bath: £420/week

6. 3-bed Bath rental accommodation: £506/week

7. 4-bed student accommodation in Bath: £207/week

8. 5B+ student flats in Bath: £199/week

Various types of Bath student accommodation options are available when you are searching for, including:

1. Studio flats to rent in Bath
2. En-suite
3. Non En-suite
4. Student flatshare in Bath
5. 1 bed flat to rent in Bath
6. 2 bedroom house to rent in Bath
7. 3-bed Bath rental accommodation
8. 4-bed student flats in Bath
9. 5B+ student accommodation to rent in Bath

There are many different types of student properties in Bath, which mainly include:

1. Bath hotels

2. Bath hostel

3. Houses to rent in Bath

4. Bath student accommodation

5. Apartments to rent in Bath

6. Serviced accommodation in Bath

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Students can start looking for Bath student accommodation from November when agencies start to list properties. Plan in advance will offer you more affordable and high-quality choices. Be sure to 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.

Private student accommodation enjoys more privacy, independence, and options and is usually more budget-friendly compared with university student halls. When looking for private student accommodation in Bath, there are several factors to consider:

1. Proximity to campus

2. Location/Areas/Neighbourhood

3. Budget

4. Room Type and Size

5. Number of Roommates

6. Amenities

7. Lease Terms

8. Safety