Question 1

Are bills included in my rent?

Accepted Answer

This depends on the property you rent, but most of our properties in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  have all bills included, so you’ll only have to pay the rent and nothing else. Remember to make sure if this is the case with the property you’ve chosen though. You can see what bills are included on the property page of every property.

Question 2

What are the best areas to rent a flat near School of Languages, Cultures and Societies ?

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There are a number of great areas to rent a flat near School of Languages, Cultures and Societies . These areas offer a great mix of convenience and luxury, and are perfect for those who want to be close to all the action. The best areas to rent a flat near School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  are those that are close to public transportation, have plenty of stores and restaurants nearby, and are relatively safe and we have an array of 1-4-bedroom flats for rent.

Question 3

Can I book my School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  student accommodation according to my preference?

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Absolutely! Your preference is our priority. Our housing options cater to your expectations and needs. Click here to know more. Student accommodations tend to sell out quickly, so be sure to book yours at the earliest. Ensure that you get the best according to your choice.

Question 4

How can I make sure I get my deposit back at the end of my tenancy?

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All landlords and property managers in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  are legally required to protect your deposit in a legally recognised tenancy deposit scheme. If you take care of your student accommodation you should have no problem getting your money back. You can check out some further information right here.

Question 5

What are the advantages of renting a furnished flat?

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When you rent a furnished flat, you have everything that you need right there in the apartment. This can be really convenient, especially if you are new to the city and don't know where to start looking for furniture. Another advantage of renting a furnished flat is that it is usually cheaper than renting an unfurnished apartment or house. This can be helpful if you are on a tight budget.One advantage of renting a furnished flat is that you can rent it for medium-long term periods. This is ideal if you are in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  for a few months and need a place to stay, as it can be difficult to find long-term rentals in the city. Furnished flats come with all of the amenities that you need, such as furniture, appliances, and linens.

Question 6

Do the accommodations offer facilities for disabled tenants?

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Yes, we do acknowledge specially-abled people. For example, we offer various rooms for students with hearing or visual impairments, mobility issues, wheelchairs, etc.

Question 7

Will I have to pay a deposit for School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  student accommodation?

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Some student accommodations in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  will require a deposit (which may start out as a reservation fee) but not all – it depends on which accommodation you choose. If you are asked for a deposit, it will be capped at five weeks rent.

Question 8

What is the average rent of student accommodation in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies ?

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Student accommodation prices in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  will depend on a range of different factors, the most important being location. The accommodation price can range from £145/week to £288/week. You can expect to spend £237/week for a decent room on average. Apart from the location, the rent also depends on the various amenities and facilities provided by the accommodation and the room's configuration. The accommodation rent will decrease as you move further away from the City Centre.

Question 9

How much does student accommodation cost in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies ?

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The amount you pay will depend on the type of student accommodation you choose. A shared house in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  will cost you £237/week. A halls of residence will cost, on average £145/week, but could cost more depending on what type of room you select.

Question 10

When should I book student accommodation for september intake?

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Students who are selected for the September intake may begin their search for accommodation between January and March or preferably 6 months prior to their intake.

Question 11

Can my parents or guardian stay in my student accommodation in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  for the first few days when I arrive?

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While some School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  student flats may allow parents or guardians to stay over, every student accommodation in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  has its own set of rules and regulations regarding hosting outsiders. We recommend you either check with the provider or contact an accommodation expert to get all the necessary information.

Question 12

Do I need to pay the rent prior I check in?

Accepted Answer

If not the lump sum, you must pay at least the first installment of your rent. So, you need to spend some amount otherwise you can’t move in. So, your first installment is like the security that makes the process transparent.

Question 13

Can I stay with a friend at the same student accommodation in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies ?

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This mostly depends on the provider and the specific accommodation you choose. In most cases, you can rent an apartment with your friends. You may, however, be charged a small fee to do so, or you can rent a dual occupancy unit.

Question 14

What different accommodation types are available for students in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies ?

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Student housing in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  provides a comfortable experience at a reasonable price. You can choose from a wide range of properties, including flats, student halls, studio apartments, private apartments, and many others.

Question 15

What do you mean by dual occupancy student accommodation?

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As per local authority licencing schemes, dual occupancy properties are generally one or two-bedroom properties, as larger properties do not typically allow two people to stay in the same room.

Question 16

Can I view the School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  student accommodation before booking?

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Yes. If you want to plan a site check before booking your student accommodation in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies  contact our booking experts, and we will arrange a virtual tour for you. You can contact us for further queries and guidance, and we would be happy to assist you.

Question 17

Are there any on-site amenities available for the students?

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Almost all the properties are having onsite amenities. Students have an option to choose from a wide range such as laundry rooms, fitness centers, pools, courtyards, and much more. We also provide cleaning services and coin-monitored laundry systems for the students.

Question 18

How much rent does a student pay for accommodation in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies ?

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The type of student accommodation you choose will impact how much you pay. If you plan on living in some of the popular student areas in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies , the average weekly rent you might pay as a student is from £237/week.

Question 19

How do you pay rent in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies ?

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In order to pay rent in School of Languages, Cultures and Societies , you have a couple of different options. Rents are usually offered on a weekly (ppw) and monthly (pcm) basis. You need to know that monthly rents are not the same as the total of 4 weeks of rent. Weekly rent and monthly rent are calculated in a different way.Another thing is, in most cases, you will need to pay a security or tenancy deposit upfront along with the monthly rent. This security or tenancy deposit fee would be an amount of four to six weeks of rent. This fee is refundable unless you make any kind of damage to the property.

Question 20

What options are there for contract length? Can I book summer accommodation as well for example?

Accepted Answer

Most contracts last for one academic year. If you would like to stay for a longer or a shorter time, contact us and our booking consultants will be able to give you information about which landlords are currently accepting stays of different lengths. If you’d like to stay in your accommodation over the summer as well, this can usually be arranged as many of the properties we list also accept bookings for summer accommodation.

Student Accommodation near School of Languages, Cultures and Societies

Woodhouse Flats

St Mark's Court

Downing CitySide

The Priory

Asquith House

Sky Plaza

Vita Student Portland Crescent

The Plaza

Austin Hall

Sycamore House

Algernon Firth

Trinity Hall