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Student Housing in Bristol

£1,252/month

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Room at Surrey Street, Bristol, BS2 8FU, United Kingdom

£1,101/month

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Room at The Malthouse, 29 Wilder St, St Paul's, Bristol BS2 8QA, United Kingdom

£1,365/month

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Room at Brigg Point Bristol BS2 0PZ

£1,296/month

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Room at Froomsgate House, Rupert St, Bristol BS1 2QJ, United Kingdom

£1,556/month

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Room at Colston Avenue, 35 Colston Avenue, Bristol, BS1 4TT

£1,231/month

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Room at The Malthouse, 29 Wilder St, St Paul's, Bristol BS2 8QA, United Kingdom

£1,452/month

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Room at Rupert St, Bristol BS1 2QJ, United Kingdom

£1,322/month

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Room at 3 Unity St, Bristol BS2 0HN, United Kingdom

£1,382/month

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Room at Surrey Street, Bristol, BS2 8FU

£984/month

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Room at Dighton Street

£997/month

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Room at The Colston Bristol BS1 4ST

£1,166/month

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Room at The Port On The Square Bristol BS2 8FU

£2,962/month

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Apartment at St Thomas Street, Redcliffe

£1,235/month

Private room

Room at Brigg Point Bristol BS2 0PZ

£1,248/month

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Room at Saint Thomas Street

£1,235/month

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Room at Dighton Street

£1,036/month

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Room at 3 Unity St, Bristol BS2 0HN, United Kingdom

£1,278/month

Private room

Room at Brigg Point Bristol BS2 0PZ

£1,166/month

Private room

Room at Surrey Street

£1,252/month

Private room

Room at The Malthouse, 29 Wilder St, St Paul's, Bristol BS2 8QA, United Kingdom

Student accommodation, flats and rooms for rent in Bristol

This southern UK city is known for having an independent, artistic and alternative spirit. Likewise, it also oozes history in its corners, including its architecture, museums, galleries and other monuments. This combination makes many international students choose Bristol to live their Erasmus experience, and in this way, you can immerse yourself in English culture to the fullest.

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Bristol324€1638
Residence Bristol229€1658
Studio Bristol145€1886
Entire place Bristol39€2797
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Bristol is a city that has many leisure activities for students. You will be able to enjoy the activities offered by the universities and also travel around the rest of England.

If you're looking for student accommodation in Bristol, keep reading, in this article we will tell you all the details you need to know and take into account to find the best accommodation. We also recommend that you search and book well in advance since cheap accommodations tend to sell out quickly. The closer the start of classes gets, the more prices go up.

Student apartments for rent in Bristol

In this English city, you will find complete flats (studio type) for you and apartments with more rooms, to share with other students. The price of studio rental flats in Bristol is usually high, so it is not one of the most chosen options by young people. Mainly because the cost for the accommodation of this type ranges from 1420 pounds onwards, being the average of 2450 pounds per month.

On the other hand, the apartments with more rooms to share are priced from 3000 pounds for a four-bedroom flat, approximately. Of course, it all depends on the location and the characteristics of the accommodation. For example, a flat to share in Clifton Village, although it is located some distance from the centre of Bristol, is priced around 6000 pounds per month.

Student room for rent in Bristol

Most rooms usually include a wardrobe, desk and bedding. Also, some of them have a window with beautiful views to the outside. The bathroom is usually shared, but you can find a room that has a private bathroom.

In addition to the characteristics of the room, you have to pay attention to those of the entire apartment, such as whether it includes service costs in the price, as well as a washing machine, dryer and/or microwave.

As for the price, a room in a shared flat with other students in Bristol goes from 500 pounds onwards, with the average being 900 pounds per month.

Student accommodation in Bristol

When looking for the ideal accommodation you have to consider which are the best neighbourhoods to live in Bristol as a student. Next, we recommend several of the most chosen neighbourhoods by young people who move to Bristol, both for their environment and for their proximity to the university.

Apartments for rent in the centre of Bristol

This area has many sites of interest, such as the historic part of the city, and is crossed by the River Avon. Also, it is close to the main campus of the University of Bristol. A studio apartment in this area starts at £ 1,700 and up and an apartment with more rooms averages £ 3,500 per month.

Cotham Apartments

Cotham is an area close to the university and the centre of Bristol. Besides, it has a very good connection by public transport with the rest of the city and has a very beautiful park. The price of a shared apartment in this area has a monthly average of 4100 pounds a month.

Rooms for Rent in Clifton

This neighbourhood is located northwest of downtown and the University of Bristol. It has several sites of interest to students, including green areas and an observatory. The price of a room for rent in a flat shared with other students here ranges from 500 pounds onwards.

Erasmus accommodation near the universities of Bristol

These are the two most important institutions in the English city of Bristol:

University of Bristol

Most of the faculties of this institution are gathered on the main campus, located in central Bristol. Therefore, it has a very good connection with different neighbourhoods in the rest of the city. Some of the areas near the main campus most chosen by international students to live are downtown, Clifton, Redland and Cotham. You can also consider Broadmead and Redcliffe.

Check out this article to know more about housing close to Bristol University, and here are some details on how to get to campus.

The University of the West of England in Bristol

This university has different campuses in the city but the main one is in the Frenchay area, just 30 minutes by public transport from the city centre. The rest of its faculties are located in more central areas.

University residence in Bristol

In this English city, there are student residences located both in the city centre and in more remote areas. The price of a room in a residence depends on the location, but above all on the characteristics it presents. For example, the monthly cost of a room with common areas and shared bathrooms can range from approximately £ 400 and up to £ 650 per month, including utility bills.

Frequently asked questions about Bristol

How much does a student room rent cost in Bristol?
Probably the most chosen alternative by international students who move to this English city is to rent a room in an apartment shared with other young people. The price for this type of accommodation ranges from 500 pounds onwards, being the average of 900 pounds per month.
What are the best areas to live in Bristol as a student?
Bristol is a relatively small city and well connected by public transport, so there are several areas that you can choose to live in. Some of the most recommended neighbourhoods for students are Downtown, Cotham, Clifton and Redland.
How to find cheap student housing in Bristol?
With our Erasmus Play search engine, you will be able to see the offer of the different verified accommodations in this English city, from different online platforms. You will be able to compare its characteristics, seeing all its images, locations and details that are essential for you.
What is the cost of living for students in Bristol?
Like most cities in the UK, the cost of living in Bristol is high. Consider that you should have approximately 900 pounds a month, adding the cost of rent, food and leisure.
Why study in Bristol?
Bristol is perfect if you want to live in a lively city but smaller in size than London or Manchester. Here you will be able to enjoy its fun, independent and alternative atmosphere, taking advantage of all its events, festivals and parties. Besides, you will be able to join clubs that organize different activities to meet new people.

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