SheffieldStudent Accommodation In
Attracting students from 150 countries across the world, Sheffield is a popular place to study. And with the University of Sheffield and Sheffield Hallam in the middle of the vibrant the city centre, it’s easy to see why. The city has a thriving cultural scene, with a big emphasis on music. Each year Sheffield plays host to a range of annual music events, including the legendary Tramlines Festival.
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Sheffield is one of the greenest cities in Europe, with more trees than people. And with the stunning Peak District National Park just five miles from the city centre, lovers of the outdoors will feel right at home here.
If you’re looking for affordable student accommodation in Sheffield, we’ve got you covered. We have a range of en-suite, studio and accessible rooms located close to the unis, so you can get to and from classes with ease.
We have six properties to choose from in Sheffield:
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Choose your length of stay.
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Choose the instalment plan of one, three or seven payments.
To book student accommodation in Sheffield you must be at least 16 years old and a student in education.
We offer as standard:
7 Day Cooling-Off Period – if you change your mind you can cancel your booking within seven days.
No Place, No Pay – if your offer is withdrawn or you choose a different university, you can cancel your agreement at no cost.
You can pay for your Sheffield student accommodation in the following ways:
Direct Debit
Card payment
UnionPay for international students
All bills are included with Unite Students, so there are no hidden extra costs. Pay in one, three or seven instalments to suit your finances.
We don’t take deposits but advance rent may be required. This is a small part of the full-year amount, and we put this towards your first rent instalment.
You may need a guarantor for your student accommodation in Sheffield. This must be someone over 25 who can make payments if you’re unable to pay rent on time – for example, a parent or legal guardian.
Our Sheffield student housing comes in three grades:
Basic – our best value student accommodation, with access to all facilities.
Classic – a step up from Basic accommodation, with more space and storage.
Premium – our top of the range rooms with better views, more space and larger beds.
Features may vary by property – browse our Sheffield student accommodation for further details.
Find out what’s included in your room and what you need to bring.
You can book accommodation from the first week in November for the following academic year. Our student housing in Sheffield tends to sell out quickly, so it’s best to book as early as possible. Booking early means you’ll also get a better choice of rooms. Book now to lock in prices for 2024/25, with no unexpected rise in costs.
If you’re applying for university through clearing, don’t worry, there could still be rooms available. But if there aren’t any rooms at the time, you can join our waiting list. If any students drop out, you’ll be notified as soon as any rooms become available. And don’t forget, if you’re a first-year student and you don’t get into university, you can always cancel your accommodation for free with our No Place, No Pay policy.
Sheffield is one of the top 10 most affordable cities to study in the UK. But prices for student accommodation in Sheffield can vary depending on the location, size, number of rooms and other factors. You’ll generally find more affordable accommodation a short tram or bus ride from campus. The city centre tends to be more expensive, with high-end studios costing more than shared student flats.
Our student accommodation in Sheffield is designed to keep you safe and secure. To access the property, you’ll need a secure fob or card system. Each room has an individual door lock for added security. We also have CCTV in operation and a 24/7 concierge on hand.
The best student area in Sheffield is arguably the city centre, as it has plenty to offer students in terms of culture, nightlife and its food and drink scene. It’s also close to Sheffield Hallam and the University of Sheffield. Away from the city centre, popular student areas like Ecclesall Road, Crookesmoor and Crookes have plenty of trendy and affordable shops, bars and restaurants tailored for students.
It’s easy to view our properties and rooms before booking. Simply contact us and arrange a viewing to see the property in person, or take a 360 tour of the property on our website.
No, you don’t have to stay in student halls in Sheffield. You’ll find plenty of private student accommodation options through Unite Students. You can book a room within a shared flat or book as a group. Student housing is another option if you don’t want to live in a flat.
Sheffield is one of the most affordable places to study in the UK. With over 60,000 students living in Sheffield, there are plenty of bars, restaurants, shops and cafes geared towards enticing students in with great prices and student discounts. It’s also easy to get around on affordable public transport.
Sheffield has been voted one of the top 3 best student cities in the UK. The city’s vibrant culture and nightlife combined with a friendly student community and affordable cost of living make it attractive to students from all over the world.
The biggest student area in Sheffield is Crookes, a hilly area chock full with terrace housing. Sharrow is another popular student area, along with Ecclesall Road. But students are increasingly living in the city centre as purpose-built student accommodation crops up close to campus, nightlife and all that Sheffield has to offer.
Depending on the type of accommodation you choose, you might have access to student gyms, cinemas, common rooms, study areas and outdoor areas. With Unite Students, all our accommodation is exclusive to uni students, so you’ll be able to socialise and meet your neighbours in our purpose-built communal areas.
Yes, you can! At Unite Students we take group bookings for second- and third-year students if they want to live with their chosen friends. Postgraduates and masters students often choose to live together so they can be close to campus and continue to enjoy all the facilities we have available, without the need to attend fresher’s week with first years.
