Student Accommodation in Wrexham

The cost of living in Wrexham for students is around £720-£1,150 per month, including rent, food, transport, entertainment, and other expenses. Students can save a lot of money living in student houses Wrexham. Here is a breakdown to help plan your monthly spending:

• Wrexham Student Accommodation: £520-£740/month
• Food and Groceries Cost: £150-£250/month
• Utility Cost: £150/month, often included in student halls in Wrexham
• Transport: £100-£200 /month
• Entertainment and Other Costs: £50-£100/month

Wrexham offers a wide range of transport options for students and visitors to get around easily. To ensure seamless commutes, choosing the right student accommodation in Wrexham that is close to these options is essential.

Buses

Wrexham has lots of buses running to lots of different areas in and around the city. For daily commutes or short distances, the bus is the best choice and will get you covered most of the time. Students can enjoy discounts when buying a travel card like Plubsbus.

Current Arriva Wrexham ticket prices include:

• Adult day ticket: £5.90
• Adult weekly ticket: £20
• Adult four-week ticket: £60
• MyTravel Pass day ticket for eligible 16- 21-year-olds: £3
• MyTravel Pass four-week ticket for eligible 16- 21-year-olds: £47

Trains

Train is another main form of public transport in Wrexham and is the first choice for long distances. The Wrexham General and Wrexham Central can be accessed from a range of key railway stations in Wales, making it convenient for a weekend trip from your accommodation in Wrexham.

Cycling

Riding a bike to get around the city doesn't have to cost a penny, and it's great for your well-being, too. In Wrexham, you're sorted for all things cycling, with Pedal Power providing bike rentals, lessons, and guidance. Our student accommodation in Wrexham also offers bike storage services for your convenience.

Walking

Walking to university campus is also a good way to save budget and keep healthy only if your Wrexham student accommodation is not far away. Of course, for easy access on foot to daily necessities and entertainment options, flats to rent in Wrexham town centre are good choices.

Student life in Wrexham centres around its independent cafes, lively pubs, football culture, and local music scene. Choosing student accommodation in Wrexham, Wales puts everything you need daily within easy walking distance.

Food and Shopping

Wrexham City Centre has plenty of places for a quick lunch, coffee or shopping trip. Some popular spots include:

• Eagles Meadow: A central shopping and entertainment area with restaurants, high street shops, and a cinema.
• Lot 11 and Bank Street Social: Local cafes for coffee, brunch, and catching up with friends.
• Tŷ Pawb: An indoor market and art centre where you can grab food from independent traders and explore local shops.

Nightlife and Live Music

Wrexham has a lively pub and live music scene, particularly around Town Hill and the city centre. Students can enjoy live gigs, club nights and local music events throughout the year.

• The Parish: A popular pub and live music venue known for alternative and indie performances.
• The Rockin' Chair: Hosts live bands, DJs, and club nights.
• FOCUS Wales: An annual international music festival bringing hundreds of performances to venues across Wrexham.

Football and Local Culture

Parks and Outdoor Activities

There are plenty of parks and green spaces for students living in Wrexham. You can easily find outdoor spaces for walking and cycling.

• Bellevue Park: Close to the city centre, with walking paths, gardens, and open lawns.
• Acton Park: A larger green space featuring a lake, woodland walks, and sports facilities.
• Alyn Waters Country Park: A popular spot for cycling, located a little further from the city centre.

There are so many things to do in Wrexham from the famous football club to the historical link to Yale University. Some highlights near your student accommodation in Wrexham include:

1. Ty Pawb

2. Wrexham Museum

3. Wrexham Football Club

4. St Giles Church

5. Xplore!

6. Eagles Meadow

7. Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal World Heritage site

8. Erddig Hall

Wrexham University, Bangor University's Wrexham Campus and Coleg Cambria are key education providers for students living in Wrexham. Their teaching sites are spread across different parts of the city, so it's worth checking the location of your classes before choosing accommodation.

Wrexham University

Wrexham University, formerly known as Wrexham Glyndŵr University, has its main Plas Coch campus on Mold Road. The campus is close to Wrexham General railway station and the Racecourse Ground.

The university offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Its main campus is also close to shopping facilities and public transport, making the surrounding streets a practical area for student living. They encourage their students to engage in practical learning experiences such as internships, placements, and projects, providing them with hands-on experience that prepares them for real-world challenges.

Wrexham University accommodation includes on-campus rooms at Wrexham Student Village and private student accommodation in Wrexham.

Coleg Cambria

Coleg Cambria is recognised as one of the most extensive colleges in the UK, educating over 7,000 full-time and a whopping 20,000 part-time learners. The college has an impressive partnership network of over 1000 employers, which includes household names like Airbus, JCB, Kellogg, Kronospan, Moneypenny, UPM Shotton Paper, and Village Bakery. Coleg Cambria offers further and higher education across North East Wales, including two campuses in Wrexham:

• Yale Campus: Located on Grove Park Road near Wrexham City Centre. Student accommodation near Coleg Cambria Yale Campus includes private rooms and shared housing around the centre and nearby residential streets.
• Bersham Road Campus: Located at LL 12 7UH, the campus focuses on technical and vocational education, including engineering and construction. Students can explore accommodation near Coleg Cambria Bersham Road Campus in western residential areas.

Bangor University Wrexham Campus

Bangor University's Wrexham Campus is based at Wrexham Technology Park on Croesnewydd Road, next to Wrexham Maelor Hospital. It focuses on health sciences, particularly diagnostic radiography, and is around a 10-minute walk from the city centre.

Accommodation places for students at this campus are limited and not guaranteed. Those looking for private student housing in Wrexham can consider the city centre or residential areas closer to Croesnewydd Road, depending on their daily commute and placement locations.

Yes, of course. Students who book in advance will usually come with lower prices and early bird discounts. Book with a group or refer to a friend will also receive high cashback. Other discounts, such as exclusive listings and exclusive offers, are also available from time to time, so keep an eye on our platform to see the updated news.

Yes, private student accommodation in Wrexham is furnished with basic furniture and appliances students need, including a bed, desk, chair, wardrobe, storage space, and a well-equipped kitchen with microwave, fridge, hob, oven, and more.

uhomes.com offers the easiest way to look for and book rooms to rent Wrexham by following three steps:

1. Filter: Use our filter function to find student houses in Wrexham based on your preferences.

2. Select: Compare different rooms to let in Wrexham and choose the one that matches your needs best.

3. Book: Click 'Apply Now' on the property page and finish your booking and payment.

Also, you can speak to one of our consultants about your needs, and we will help you find and book the perfect Wrexham accommodation to rent.

Yes, most student halls in Wrexham have all-inclusive bills covering water, electricity, gas, heat, content insurance, internet, and other costs. You can see what bills are included on the property page of every property.

Common amenities and facilities in student flats in Wrexham usually include free high-speed WiFi, laundry facilities, study areas, game rooms, bike storage, and more. Some apartments in Wrexham also have swimming pools, cinema rooms, karaoke rooms, courtyards, and more.

Yes, most options for private student accommodation in Wrexham are equipped with a CCTV surveillance system, on-site security, 24/7 assistance, and more safety measures in place to ensure a secure living environment.

Yes, international students can apply for both university-managed halls and private Wrexham accommodation. Wrexham Student Village accepts applications from eligible international students, while uhomes.com offers furnished off-campus rooms with bills included.

On-campus accommodation in Wrexham is located within the university grounds, managed by the university. It offers furnished en-suite rooms, shared facilities, and easy access to classes.

Off-campus accommodation in Wrexham includes privately managed student halls, shared houses, and flats across the city. Students can choose different locations, room types, and rental arrangements. It's a good option for those who prefer living closer to the city centre or want more flexibility beyond university halls.

Most tenancy agreements run between 42 and 51 weeks, meaning you'll be able to keep your student accommodation in Wrexham for the whole year. Some student halls will allow you a longer or shorter tenancy agreement if you ask for it, but the agreements are designed to suit the typical student.

Yes, most student apartments in Wrexham usually allow friends or family to stay for a couple of days, but remember to ask the property in advance for details. If you are going to rent long-term accommodation in Wrexham with a friend, a 2-bedroom house or a room that allows double occupancy will be perfect.

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.

Yes, most student houses in Wrexham can be viewed before booking. You can contact a rental consultant, and we will arrange a viewing time for you. If you cannot visit in person, try our online viewing services. And we also provide real photos and videos, and sometimes even VR viewing services.

You'll usually need a valid photo ID and proof of student status to book purpose-built student accommodation in Wrexham. Some properties in Wrexham also require an acceptance letter, payment details, or guarantor information. Our consultants can help you confirm the exact requirements.

It depends. Some student accommodation Wrexham properties will charge 5 weeks' rent as the deposit, while some will not require a deposit at all. You can find specific information in the 'Fees—Other Fees' section on the accommodation page on uhomes.com.

At uhomes, we try our best to find student accommodation that meets all your needs and preferences. If you do not like your accommodation due to unforeseen or unacceptable circumstances, getting back to the provider is recommended, as cancellation policies vary from one provider to another. You can also contact our expert and we will do everything we can to help you.

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

Most purpose-built student accommodation in Wrexham does not allow pets. Some private flats or shared houses may accept pets with the landlord's permission. If you have an assistance animal, check the property's policy and approval requirements before booking.

Students can get around Wrexham by walking, taking local buses, or using the train. The compact city centre makes walking convenient, while Arriva buses connect residential areas and nearby towns. Wrexham General offers train services to Chester and nearby cities. Wrexham Central serves Borderlands Line. When choosing accommodation in Wrexham Wales, check nearby bus stops and walking distance to make daily travel easier.