Student Accommodation in Fallowfield, Manchester

uhomes.com provides multiple options for Fallowfield student homes to help you find the best that supports your academic life. Read the guide below to check the different types of accommodation and pick your favourite one.

1. University Hall (University Dormitory)

• Features: Predominantly Non-En-suite and En-suite, some student homes in Fallowfield offer Studio and 1-bedroom apartments.
• Pros: high security, full facilities (including utility bills), close to campus, easy to socialise.
• Cons: Random roommate allocation. Some rooms require shared facilities, so apply early (usually opens in May/June).
• Ideal for: New students or students who prefer convenience and socialising.

2. Private Student Halls (Purpose-Built Accommodation)

• Features: Providing various options like En-suite, Non-En-suite and Studio, some student houses in Fallowfield have luxury bedroom apartments.
• Pros: Premium facilities (gyms, study rooms), flexible locations, maintenance included.  
• Cons: Could be more expensive, competitive booking.  
• Ideal for: Students wanting modern amenities or late applicants.  

3. Shared House (Private Rental)

• Features: Rent a house with peers and reduce costs by sharing the rent and bills.
• Pros: Affordable (£80-£150/week after splitting), spacious, flexible.  
• Cons: DIY contracts/repairs, potential landlord/roommate issues.  
• Ideal for: Budget-conscious upper-year students with trusted housemates.  

4. Flat (Self-Contained Apartment)

• Features: Private kitchen, bathroom, and living area.  
• Pros: Full independence, quiet environment.  
• Cons: High rent (£250-£500/week), all bills self-managed.  
• Ideal for: Students value privacy and are willing to pay extra.  

5. Studio (Compact Self-Contained Unit)

• Features: Combined bedroom/kitchenette (18-30m²).  
• Pros: Complete privacy, no shared spaces.  
• Cons: You have to cook in small spaces, and the price could be higher.  
• Ideal for: Solo students with mid-to-high budgets.  

6. Homestay (Living with a Host Family)

• Features: Breakfast/dinner, cultural immersion.  
• Pros: Language practice and family support (ideal for under-18s).  
• Cons: Limited meal flexibility and house rules.  
• Ideal for: Younger students or those seeking cultural integration.  

7. Bedsit (Basic Single Room)

• Features: Minimalist room with shared kitchen/bathroom
• Pros: Cheapest option, short-term flexibility.  
• Cons: Poor privacy, outdated facilities, frequent roommate coordination.  
• Ideal for: Tight budgets or temporary stays.  

Most rents of student homes in Fallowfield include utilities (water, electricity, Wi-Fi), and some add gym access. Private rentals may exclude bills – confirm with landlords.

We suggest you look for student houses in Fallowfield as soon as possible, ideally in the months of June, July, and August. The popular areas could get booked fast, so searching early will give you more options to choose from.

Private student homes in Fallowfield may offer 6- or 9-month contracts. House shares usually require 12-month leases, but subletting is possible. You can check 'Floor Plan' in accommodation page for detailed informations.

You can sort Fallowfield student homes by 'distance from school' and easily find the nearest one. Moreover, you can check the 'Location' in the accommodation to know the distance to different destinations from the Fallowfield student accommodation.

Yes! Shared houses or en-suite rooms are budget-friendly options. Check uhomes.com for deals and discounts to find the best price.

Yes! Most student homes in Fallowfield, Manchester, offer 3D tours online and on-field view. You only need to contact our consultant team, and we will arrange a viewing day for you.