Student Housing Dundee

Looking for student accommodation in Dundee? When you’re not busy at school or exploring the town, enjoy amenities like screening rooms for a movie, marathon weekends, lounges, study rooms, on-site laundry services, maintenance teams, and much more. With Unilodgers, you get to choose from 1000+ student rooms options with amenities that will make university life better. Choose a comfortable and budget-friendly flat to live starting from £134 per week only on Unilodgers. Here are the type of student housing available on Unilodgers:

• Shared rooms: Students share a bathroom, kitchen, and common space

• Private rooms: Offer a personal study space and shared common kitchen and living room

• Studio flats: All studio student accommodation offers complete privacy with a sleeping area, study space, bathroom, and kitchen

• Entire apartment: Offers a bedroom, study space, ensuite bathroom, and wardrobe

Dundee is Scotland’s fourth largest city and carries the pride of being ‘One City, Many Discoveries. Dundee is known for its jam-packed size and equally squeezing streets. You literally would have to make a beeline for getting to the many architectural cafes and atmospheric booksellers. With this being said, trust us when we say that Dundee is a magical place to live in that excels at all the parameters. The affordable yet comfy student apartments Dundee stand out for their ideal location close to Abertay University, University of Dundee and other places of interest. 

Enjoy a slew of takeaway eateries, fancy restaurants, and dessert parlours to fight off those sudden cravings. Shake off the shackles of academic stress and prepare to party hard at the numerous pubs and bars close to your student halls in Dundee.

• Museums and Culture: There are a number of attractions, to name a few, RRS Discovery Ship, that took the inaugural voyage to the Antarctic, Scotland’s Jute museum, St. Andrews cathedral, Blackfriars and St. Rule’s Tower that you must visit to immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the city.

• Shopping: If you are looking to shop for top brands you can head to the Overgate and Wellgate shopping centres, located in the city centre. Don’t miss out on the Farmer’s market every month at the High Street, because you can shop for fresh local produce as well as try out local delicacies too. Perth Road, Union Street and Reform Street offer a variety of independent shops and quirky boutiques.

• Parks and Picnics:  On a sunny day you can head to the Botanical Gardens or the West Sands beach, as they are perfect locations to relax with friends or to read a book in peace.

• Restaurants, Cafes and Bars: There are some great pubs & bars, where you could socialize with friends over very economical drinks and food; a few worth a mention are Cask & Cork, Bruach, Nicoll’s, Braes and Artbar. For those of you, who want to dance the night off to some great tunes, can head to DUSA The Union, The Reading Rooms, Underground and Liquid & Envy nightclubs.

• Others: If you want to spend your evenings watching live gigs ranging from music, drama, dance and comedy to opera then check out The Repertory theatre and Caird Hall. If you fancy a quiet night to gaze at the stars you could head to the Mills Observatory – Britain’s first public observatory, established in 1935.