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Flatshare in Durham

£1,278/month

Private room

Room at DH1 1SJ

£806/month

Private room

Room at 1-63, Regatta Place, Front St, Durham DH1 2GS, United Kingdom

£849/month

Private room

Room at 1-63, Regatta Place, Front St, Durham DH1 2GS, United Kingdom

£997/month

Private room

Room at Campus, East Durham College Houghall, Durham DH1 3SG, United Kingdom

£1,108/month

Private room

Room at High Shincliffe

£832/month

Private room

Room at Ainsley St, Durham DH1 4BJ, United Kingdom

£520/month

Private room

Room at Sherburn Station

£802/month

Private room

Room at 1-63, Regatta Place, Front St, Durham DH1 2GS, United Kingdom

£841/month

Private room

Room at 1-63, Regatta Place, Front St, Durham DH1 2GS, United Kingdom

£140/month

Private room

Room at Hilda Close, New Durham

£823/month

Private room

Room at 1-63, Regatta Place, Front St, Durham DH1 2GS, United Kingdom

£845/month

Private room

Room at 1-63, Regatta Place, Front St, Durham DH1 2GS, United Kingdom

£1,278/month

Private room

Room at Houghall Court Unite Durham DH1 3SG

£997/month

Private room

Room at St Giles Studios 110 Gilesgate Durham DH1 1JA

£672/month

Private room

Room at Freeman's Place

£1,108/month

Private room

Room at High Shincliffe

£1,274/month

Private room

Room at Elvet Studios Green Lane, DH1 3UA

£975/month

Private room

Room at St Giles Studios 110 Gilesgate Durham DH1 1JA

£1,257/month

Private room

Room at Newcastle Road Nevilles Cross Durham DH1 4FA

£1,731/month

Entire place

Apartment at Prospect Terrace

Shared apartments, spare rooms and roommates in Durham

Many students, both British and international, choose to go to Durham University to study or to do an exchange. It is one of the oldest institutions in the country, behind the well-known Oxford and Cambridge, and the quality of its teaching is at the same level as these. Thanks to this, in the city there is a multicultural atmosphere every year.

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Durham81€1218
Residence Durham53€1296
Studio Durham40€1602
Entire place Durham2€2500
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Most students choose to live in shared flats with other young people and, if that is what you choose, you have to know that your flatmates will surely have cultures and customs that are different from yours as they come from other countries. Take the opportunity to learn more about them!

Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Durham

Here are some of the pros and cons of living in shared flats in this English city:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Durham

  • Many of the apartments that you will find are in student-packed neighbourhoods like Gilesgate, Western Hill, and downtown Durham.

  • Most rental prices include utility bills, so you generally don't have to worry about heating or energy bills. Of course, take a good look at the conditions if it is included or not.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Durham

  • The cost of a student residence (called Colleges) is usually higher than that of a room in a private shared flat.

  • Some of the rooms don't have bedding or a duvet, so you have to decide whether to bring it from home or buy it once you arrive in Durham.

Apps for your international exchange programme in Durham

There are several apps that you can access where you will find a large amount of useful and relevant information for your international exchange in Durham, both about the procedures and about the university and student life. For example, one of the pieces of information you can read from students from previous years is that if you want more of a party than there is in Durham, you can go to Newcastle to enjoy its nightlife, as it is about 15 minutes away. by public transport approx.

How to meet people in Durham

The following are some of the ways you have to meet people in the English city, in addition to sharing with your flatmates.

Student Associations in Durham

As with most UK institutions, Durham University has a host of clubs and societies that you can join based on your interests. You will find different sports, nationalities, languages ​​and other interests such as Anime, Art, Aromatherapy, Poker, Beer pong, beekeeping and cryptocurrencies. You will also be able to join the ISA, the International Students Association in the city.

Facebook groups for international students in Durham

Among the Facebook groups that you will find you have those of the different societies that you can join, including that of international students. In all these groups you can generally answer questions you have, meet people with the same interests as you and see the calendar of activities that you will be able to join.

WhatsApp groups for international students in Durham

Take the opportunity to join the WhatsApp or Telegram groups of international students that you find, since in them you will quickly find out about the different plans that are emerging, in addition to those that are organized for the activities. That is to say, in these groups, students usually plan meetings in bars or parks to get to know each other and hang out.

Tips for living in a shared apartment in Durham

Keep in mind these tips for living in shared flats in the English city:

  • Public transport in the city is very good, so don't be afraid to rent accommodation that is a little far from the city centre or the university if you see that the connection is good.

  • Take advantage of the extra money in your budget to enjoy more activities in the city and travel around. You will be able to easily reach places in the north of England and Scotland.

Frequently asked questions about sharing a flat in Durham

How much does a shared flat cost in Durham?
The price of spare rooms in shared apartments in Durham starts at £350 and up, although it can go up to £900 depending on the characteristics and location of the apartment.
How to meet people in Durham?

You have the option to join a large number of societies and clubs, you just have to find the ones that correspond to your interests and go to the events and activities they organize. You can also join various Whatsapp and Facebook groups to meet other students in the city.

Why share a student flat in Durham?
Sharing a flat will not only make your experience much more fun, by living with roommates from different parts of the world, but you will also be able to save on the cost of rent and have more money to enrich your experience to the fullest. with trips, events and activities.
What to ask before entering a flatshare in Durham?
Ask if the utility bills are included in the rental price, to find out if it is the final monthly price or if you have to add an extra. In addition, you should find out what the basic rules of the house are to know what the dynamics of coexistence are.
What are the best apps to find roommates in Durham?
Erasmus Play is one of the best apps/websites where you can search for accommodation and spare rooms in shared flats.

 

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