Student Accommodation Birmingham

The city of Birmingham is located in the centre of West Midlands region of England and; is the second largest city, after London. It is known over the world for the invention of the industrial steam engine - a landmark in British history. Birmingham is home to many things, to name a few; Cadbury's Chocolate, established in 1824, the historic Bull Ring - an 800 year old market site, the Library of Birmingham - the largest public library in all of Europe and; it is also home to J.R.R Tolkien, ...

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The city of Birmingham is located in the centre of West Midlands region of England and; is the second largest city, after London. It is known over the world for the invention of the industrial steam engine - a landmark in British history. Birmingham is home to many things, to name a few; Cadbury's Chocolate, established in 1824, the historic Bull Ring - an 800 year old market site, the Library of Birmingham - the largest public library in all of Europe and; it is also home to J.R.R Tolkien, the author of: The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.

Birmingham has four major Universities that attract a large number of students every year; they are the Birmingham University, Birmingham City University, Aston University and The University College Birmingham.

Student accommodation in Birmingham offer you a wide variety of modern and affordable studio, ensuite rooms and shared flats that are fully equipped with modern amenities and some fabulous on-site facilities like gyms, laundromats and communal spaces. You can choose from options that are conveniently located and are within a suitable budget so that you can make the most of your student living experience.

The total population of Birmingham is approximately 1,101,360; out of which an estimated 70,000 make up for the student population. The city has a temperate maritime climate with warmest month being July at 21° in the month of July. Winters can get chilly with temperatures dropping to 1° on an average, in the month of January.

Buses are the most pocket friendly when it comes to commuting within the city and; for travelling to other cities, you can opt for trains as there is a good connectivity to other parts of England. The Birmingham airport is only 15 minutes and London airports are about 1.5 hours from the New Street Station, in the city centre.

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