Student Accommodation Southampton

Book student accommodation in Southampton with the world’s largest student housing provider. You can choose from over 9000+ student room options in Southampton. No booking fee. Best deal guaranteed! Explore student housing options which include ensuites, studios, shared rooms, student halls and student flats that meet your budget from accommodations ranging from - £325 per week and get offers up to £800. Here are the types of student residences available:

• 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: Offer complete privacy with a sleeping area, study space, bathroom, and kitchen

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

Housing some of the best universities in the UK like  University Of Southampton and Southampton Solent University the city is a dream for students looking to pursue courses abroad. Southampton University is ranked among the top 100 research institutions in the world and amongst the top 10 in the UK. If you are lucky enough to get into one of these prestigious institutions, you need a great student living in Southampton options like Capital House, Queen's Gate, London Road and many more!

• Cost of living: Attracting a large number of students from all over the world, monthly grocery will be cost close to £95

• Student-friendly locations: Southampton has many modern and trendy neighbourhoods that are close to its many college campuses like City Center and Highfield

• Rent for students: We understand the needs of a student and keeping that in mind, our student flats to rent in Southampton starts from £325 and have offers up to £800 to make it affordable and convenient. 

Southampton has a lively nightlife and there are some great bars where you could unwind after long days of lectures such as Sobar, the Social and the Holy Grail. The Guildhall Square area is dotted with classy bars and restaurants if you’re looking to grab a bite and drink.

• Culture and Heritage: Submerge yourself in the rich history and culture of Southampton and pay a visit to the longest standing stretch of medieval walls in all of UK or museums such as the Southampton Maritime, Tudor House and the SeaCity Museums.

• Parks:  You could also head out to the New Forest, for a leisure walk or picnic as it is only a short train ride from the city centre. You could also try a hand at water sports like rowing, sailing and powerboating at the Southampton Water Activities Centre..

• Shopping: You can plan a day out to shop at the Westquay, offering all big names in fashion or if you are someone who fancies some independent/ boutique shopping head to Bedford Place. 

• Restaurants, Cafes and Bars: You must visit Ocean Village as you can choose to eat at gourmet restaurants, go for a boat ride, watch a movie at one of the cinemas or just soak some sun and watch the ships go by. The perfect locations for a Big Night out are Bedford Place, Portswood and Mayflower Park as they offer a vast choice of nightclubs and pubs right in the city centre. The most popular student clubs in the city are Tokyo, Popworld, Junk and Oceana. If you want to check out some live music gigs; ‘The Loft’ is the place for you.

This city is also extremely easy to navigate and has a great public transport system. A travel pass always comes in handy once you start depending upon public transport for your conveyance. 

• Train: Southampton Central is the city's main train station and is the best way for students to travel outside the city in a college budget.

• Bus: First Southampton, Bluestar, Xelabus, and Wheelers are the most popular bus companies. The Unilink bus service, which runs from early morning to midnight and was commissioned by the University of Southampton to provide transportation from the university to the town, is the other major service provider.