Student Accommodation in Nottingham

Nottingham is located in the heart of England and attracts many international students with its modest city size. Nottingham is neither as busy and crowded as London nor as boring as some smaller cities and is covered in 60 per cent green, making it easy to explore on foot and farther afield by bus or tram. Nottingham is conveniently located around two hours from London and one to two hours from other cities such as Birmingham and Leeds.

Nottingham has over 60,000 students and is home to leading universities such as the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University. Nottingham attracts international students from all over the world because of its low cost of living, high security, advanced higher education and cultural diversity. We offer all types of student accommodation in Nottingham, from shared flats to luxury studios; most properties include bills, paired with 24/7 security and high-speed WiFi, ensuring a seamless transition to UK life. Nottingham is not only rich in culture but also has a variety of cool and modern entertainment facilities. Students explore 800+ medieval caves beneath the city, stroll through Sherwood Forest’s legendary Major Oak, and experience Purple Flag-certified nightlife-a benchmark for safety and vibrancy. Students can find the right place to study and live in Nottingham, enjoy first-class teaching and experience local life in the UK.

Choosing the best student accommodation in Nottingham with uhomes.com can help you get through university life. Proximity to universities, city centre, affordable prices and full facilities are all factors that students need to consider when looking for student accommodation in Nottingham. Don't worry about the above; uhome.com can cater to all your needs. Our Nottingham accommodation offers students the perfect balance of modernity and privacy; each property boasts communal areas such as games rooms, gyms, laundry, study areas, etc. Discover our student properties in Nottingham to elevate your academic experience with convenience.

• Morriss House
• iQ Signal Place
• The Vantage
• Triumph House
• The Glasshouse
• Stanley House
• Talbot Street
• iQ Exchange
• Miura
• Straits Village
• Talbot Point
• Archer House

Looking for cheap student accommodation in Nottingham? We offer a massive range of cheap rooms in Nottingham starting from just £81 per week, taking the financial pressure off students. Don't worry about compromising on quality of life with low prices; most of our student accommodation is located in popular areas, close to the city centre and the university, and within walking distance of the university so that students can enjoy a high-quality life. Below is a list of some cheap student accommodation in Nottingham that you should look at.

• The Village
• Crown Place
• St Peters Court
• Curzon House
• Radford Mill
• The Glasshouse
• Nottingham Square
• Nottingham Two
  
• Castle Gate Haus
• Straits Village

Nottingham city centre, Lenton, Beeston, Dunkirk, and Wollaton are popular areas for Nottingham student accommodation due to their convenient location, friendly atmosphere, and student-friendly environment. You can learn more details about 5 best areas to live in Nottingham.

1. Nottingham City Centre

Nottingham city centre is home to Nottingham Trent University's city campus; with its convenient location and transport, students can easily commute to the campus. Nottingham city centre is a popular area for students due to its convenient location, vibrant entertainment scene and relaxed atmosphere.

2. Lenton
Lenton is the most popular area for student lettings in Nottingham. Located to the east of the University of Nottingham, close to the main and Jubilee campuses, and close to the city centre, Lenton has a predominantly student-friendly atmosphere. With several supermarkets, convenience stores, cafes, restaurants and pubs, students can easily find a wide range of Nottingham student flats here.

3. Beeston

Student accommodation in the Beeston area is popular with Nottingham students due to combining the vibrancy of the city with the tranquillity of the suburbs and good transport links. Beeston has many bars, shops, restaurants, and green spaces, such as Wollaton Park and Nottingham's largest Tesco.

4. Dunkirk

Most students choose to live in Dunkirk because it's so close to the University of Nottingham University Park campus, with the east or south gates of the main campus just a five-minute walk away. Nottingham student flats here are in short supply, so students can book in advance! 

5. Wollaton

Wollaton is close to the University of Nottingham Jubilee Campus and is home to the famous Wollaton Park (the setting for the Batman film series), making it a popular area for local residents to visit for school recreation, camping and organised events. Much of Wollaton remains as parkland today, making it the home of choice for many of Nottingham's local families with high incomes.

Nottingham has the second lowest cost of living for students in the UK, 18 per cent cheaper than London. The cost of living in Nottingham is about £800 to £1,200 per month, which does not include rent. Here are some common living expenses in Nottingham.

• Student accommodation at Nottingham: £200 per week
• Food and groceries: £150-£200 per month
• Gas and electricity: £120-200 per month
• Internet and mobile phone costs: £60-180 per month
• Laundry: £40-70 per month
• Transport: £50-150 per month
• Incidental expenses: £60-£100 per month

Nottingham has a well-developed public transport system connecting all major urban and suburban areas. Most of the Nottingham student flats we list on uhomes.com are conveniently located near bus, tram or train stations. Students can quickly check the distance to public transport, universities and amenities on the Nottingham student housing page.

1. Bus

Buses in Nottingham are mainly operated by NCTX and CT4N and cover all parts of the city. These buses provide a wide range of services, particularly those connecting the University with the city centre. 5 and N16 are popular bus routes for students in Nottingham and cost £2 for a single journey or £3.70 for a return ticket on the same day.

2. Trams

Nottingham Express Transit (NET) is a famously economical and fast way to get around the city. For those of you who regularly travel to school by tram, it's a good idea to buy an annual ticket or Academic year ticket. Many of our student flats in Nottingham are near tram stops, making commuting easy.

3. Trains

Nottingham's train system is served by East Midlands Railway and CrossCountry Trains, connecting Nottingham to cities such as London, Sheffield United and Liverpool. London can be reached by train from Nottingham in an hour and a half and Sheffield in an hour. Buying a 16-25 Young Person Card is a good idea, as it gives students a 1/3 discount.

Nottingham has a high-quality university education offering a wide range of degrees and courses that attract thousands of students each year. Student properties in Nottingham are ideally located close to these institutions. Here are some of Nottingham's leading universities:

1. University of Nottingham

The University of Nottingham (UoN), known as 'The University of Nottingham', founded in 1881, is a public research university located in Nottingham, England, United Kingdom, and a member of the Russell Group of Universities. The University of Nottingham covers an area of 330 acres, with a picturesque campus, which is one of the most beautiful university campuses in the UK. The Park Campus is built on a lake with beautiful scenery, and the Jubilee Campus has received the Olympic flame. The modern architectural style and application of sustainable energy technologies have made the University of Nottingham the 'World's Greenest University' for many years. 'The University of Nottingham is the world's greenest University.

The University of Nottingham's 12 libraries hold more than a million books, many manuscripts and a growing collection of electronic journals and magazines. The University's library is open not only to the University's staff and students but also to the public, who can borrow books for a small registration fee. One of these libraries, The Hallward Library in the centre of University Park, is considered to be one of the best in the UK. There are more than 70 sports clubs at UON, from Aikido to windsurfing, and there's something for everyone. There are also plenty of activities to get involved in throughout the year, including BUCS, Just Play, inclusive sports and the famous Notts Varsity competition.

2. Nottingham Trent University

Nottingham Trent University is a research-intensive university located in Nottingham, England, consisting of three campuses: City Campus, Clifton Campus, and Brackenhurst Campus. Nottingham Trent University was formerly the Nottingham Government School of Design, which is now the School of Art and Design at Nottingham Trent University. Nottingham Trent University was formerly known as Nottingham Government School of Design (Nottingham Government School of Design), which is now the School of Art and Design at Nottingham Trent University. Founded in 1843 and expanded into a comprehensive university in 1992, NTU is one of the UK's oldest, most recognisable and respected creative arts institutions. It is ranked in the top 10% of the QS World University Professional Rankings (top 50-100 in the world) and in the top 10 of the QS UK University Professional Rankings for its related programmes in the School of Art and Design. It has strong links with world-leading industry and professional organisations.

As one of the best student cities in the UK, Nottingham has seen a surge in student numbers and continues to be a favourite destination for both domestic and international students. Nottingham has two top universities and a wide range of accommodation options. From budget-friendly shared flats in Lenton to luxury studios in the city centre, you can find ideal accommodation in Nottingham with uhomes.com. The city of Nottingham is compact, with the main amenities for living and entertainment concentrated in the city centre and surrounding areas. This allows students to walk or cycle from their apartments in Nottingham, UK, to campus, shopping centres, restaurants and leisure venues in a shorter period of time, providing a better balance between study and life.

Nottingham offers a rich and varied shopping experience, from large shopping centres to small independent shops. One of the most popular shopping destinations is the Victoria Centre in the city centre, just a short walk from Talbot Street. With a wide range of international brands and local shops, it offers students a wide range of shopping options. Whether you're looking for everyday essentials, clothing, electronics or just enjoying a meal, there's something for everyone.

Nottingham's vibrant city centre offers everything from halls of learning to entertainment. Whether it's Waterstones Bookshop for the literati or Broadway Cinema for the cinema-going set, Nottingham is full of stories around every corner. And for those who love the nightlife, the city centre's multiple bars and nightclubs, such as Rock City, have something to suit your pace. The city's Old Market Square is a hotspot for partying, surrounded by historic buildings and international students' favourite cafes and snack bars. It's not just a shopper's paradise, it's an ideal place to meet friends and flavours from all over the world.

Nottingham has a rich history tied to English royalty and legendary figures like Robin Hood and lace-making. There are a lot of things to do in Nottingham. Living in student accommodation in Nottingham, which has a great location, allows you to explore the city. Here are the top 10 must-see attractions of Nottingham: 

• City of Caves
• The National Justice Museum
• Nottingham Arboretum
• Nottingham student accommodation
• Nottingham Contemporary Art Gallery
• St. Mary's Church
• Nottingham Theatre Royal
• Old Market Square
• Lace Market and Hockley
• Sherwood Forest