Student Housing in Newcastle-under-Lyme

Living in this small and lesser-known English town will allow you to fully immerse yourself in the local culture, becoming part of a close-knit community. Located in Staffordshire, its history dates back to mediaeval times, with Roman and Anglo-Saxon influences. The town's name comes from an old Norman castle ("New Castle") and its proximity to the Lyme forests.

Student apartments for rent in Newcastle-under-Lyme

Despite being a small town, there’s a wide variety of apartments available for rent. On one hand, there are shared flats, where students share a kitchen, living room, and sometimes the bathroom, but have private bedrooms. On the other hand, there are studio flats, consisting of individual rooms with a private bathroom and a small kitchen, ideal for those seeking more privacy.

Keep in mind that shared flats usually incur lower monthly costs than studio flats.

Most apartments come with kitchens equipped with basic appliances like a fridge, oven, microwave, and washing machine, as well as basic furniture throughout the house. Additionally, residences and some shared flats may offer access to common areas for socialising with other residents.

Student rooms for rent in Newcastle-under-Lyme

In this English town, most available rooms are situated in student residences. Renting these rooms gives you access to common areas such as game and leisure rooms, study zones, gyms, and even a swimming pool!

These rooms are usually single rooms. Some come with private bathrooms, but it's more common to share a bathroom with other residents. These rooms usually come with basic furniture (bed, desk, and wardrobe), but bringing personal items or photos can help make the space feel more like home.

Student accommodation in Newcastle-under-Lyme

Here are some of the most popular neighbourhoods among students to live in:

Flats for rent in the city centre

The small city centre is the most lively area of Newcastle-under-Lyme. Here you'll find High Street, which has most of the bars, restaurants, and shops. It also has a cinema, supermarkets, and excellent public transport connections to the surrounding areas.

Apartments east of the centre

This area includes King Street and Brunswick Street, and their surroundings. It's quieter than the city centre, but you can reach it within a short walk. It also has several bus stops, offering excellent public transport connections.

Rooms for rent south of the centre

The areas around Queen Elizabeth II Park are also great for students. It's more residential, but the city centre is still within easy reach. Plus, being close to the park provides lovely spaces for outdoor activities.

Erasmus accommodation near Keele University

The main campus of Keele University is located just outside Newcastle-under-Lyme, to the southwest. You can reach it in a few minutes using various transport options, like a bus ride that takes about 15 minutes, or even by bike!

Click here to learn more about the surroundings of the university campus.

Student residences in Newcastle-under-Lyme

In this English town, you’ll find two types of residences. Firstly, there are university residences, provided by the institutions themselves. These are usually on-campus and they tend to be more expensive.

Secondly, there are private residences, located in different parts of the town. These have good public transport access to the universities and popular student hangouts. They often feature plenty of common areas for socialising and enjoying student life.

Frequently asked questions about studying in Newcastle-under-Lyme