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If you're looking for modern student housing in Birmingham, we've got the perfect place for you. Our en suite private apartments and studios are ideally located for all the city's study centres – Birmingham University, Birmingham City University and Aston University. Birmingham is the UK's second largest city, so stay with us and discover all this bustling West Midlands hotspot has to offer.
From the Bullring shopping centre to the Botanical Gardens, Peaky Blinders to the Birmingham Royal Ballet, this city is full of contrasts, excitement and surprises. Base yourself in your new student home from home, then get out there and experience it all!
Love a festival? Birmingham has an event for every month of the year, from comedy and music, to book, foodie, art and performance. As you'd expect from a buzzy cosmopolitan city, there's a huge number of pubs, bars, restaurants and clubs to choose from. Chill on the canalside at Brindleyplace. Check out the luxury brands and hotel scene at The Mailbox. Or dig the vibe in Digbeth, home to independent shops, cinemas and event venues, and recently named 'Coolest Neighbourhood in Britain' by the Sunday Times.
Birmingham's cultural diversity makes it a dynamic, vibrant place to live. There's Balti Triangle, famous for Asian fashion and incredible curries; Chinatown and the Gay Village; arty Digbeth and The Jewellery Quarter, where more than 40% of British jewellery is crafted. Plus, you'll find incredible theatres, art galleries and museums. And our student accommodation is in the perfect location to explore everything Birmingham has to offer.
Birmingham has more miles of waterways than Venice – canals built in its industrial heyday. The city made its name as a world leader in science and innovation – chemist Joseph Priestley, naturalist Erasmus Darwin and engineer James Watt all worked here – then expanded its wealth and reputation with its skilled manufacturing, which continues with many artisans and studios operating today. You can still see what the city was like in the 19th century, with a tour of its last remaining tour of Back to Back Houses – a world away from the modern and spacious student housing you'll call your own.
With its rail, road and air connections, Birmingham is incredibly easy to get to – and to get around. Within the city, there's a great network of trams, buses and trains – plus walking and cycle routes.
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