Burnet Point is a brand-new student accommodation in Edinburgh, built to make student life easy and comfortable. The University of Edinburgh is around a 20-minute walk away, making it a good choice for students who want to stay close to campus. Whether it’s Burnet Point student rooms, Burnet Point en-suite rooms, or student studios in Edinburgh, there are room options to suit different budgets and lifestyles. Students can also make the most of the TV lounge, gaming room, and shared study spaces, making it easy to relax, study, or spend time with friends after lectures.
Edinburgh is one of the UK’s best student cities and has something for everyone. Students can explore the Royal Mile, visit Edinburgh Castle, relax in nearby parks, or enjoy the city’s cafés, restaurants, and festivals throughout the year.
Address
1-4 Abbey Lane, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, EH8 8AG
Transportation links near Burnet Point
- Abbeyhill Bus Stop – Just a 2-minute walk
- London Road Bus Stop – Around a 5-minute walk
- Edinburgh Waverley Railway Station – Around a 20-minute walk
- St Andrew Square Tram Stop – Around a 22-minute walk
What room types are available at Burnet Point?
Burnet Point offers a range of room types to suit different budgets and lifestyles. Students can choose from Medium Standard Double En-suite, Large Standard Double En-suite, Medium High Double En-suite, Extra Large Standard Double En-suite, Wheelchair Accessible Studio (Single), and Wheelchair Accessible Studio (Double).
Every room comes fully furnished with a comfortable bed, study desk, storage space, and high-speed Wi-Fi. Students also have access to communal study spaces, a TV lounge, laundry facilities, vending machines, bike storage, recycling, CCTV, secure access, contents insurance, maintenance support, and ultrafast broadband. Heating, water, electricity, and Wi-Fi are all included in the rent.
What is around Burnet Point?
Living at Burnet Point means students have everything they need nearby. Whether it’s buying groceries, going out for dinner, or taking a break from studying, there are plenty of places within easy reach.
- Supermarkets: Students can pick up their weekly groceries from Sainsbury’s Local, around a 23-minute walk away. It stocks fresh food, ready meals, snacks, and everyday essentials. Tesco Express, about 24 minutes away, is another handy option for groceries and last-minute shopping.
- Restaurants: Students don’t always have time to cook. The Walnut, around an 18-minute walk away, is a grea...
