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Our student accommodation in Edinburgh is just two minutes from the University of Edinburgh and the closest you can be without living on campus. Plus, it's just a short walk to Edinburgh College of Art, and a quick bus ride to Edinburgh Napier University and Heriot-Watt University. Pick from spacious and fully equipped en suite studios and shared apartments – there's no better place to start uni life in Scotland's capital city.
The Scottish capital is a UNESCO world heritage site and everything from its castle to its cobbled streets feels iconic, with history stamped on every street corner. But, student life is all about the here and now, and Edinburgh thrives with a contemporary energy, a flourishing cultural scene, and nonstop nightlife.
Our student accommodation is the ideal base for exploring Edinburgh's unique neighbourhoods. Stroll down to Leith for eclectic shops and restaurants on the waterfront. Check out charming cafes and thrift shops in Morningside and Bruntsfield. And explore student hotspot, Southside. Each area has pubs, clubs, shops and cafes, all with a distinct character. We've got the best student accommodation in Edinburgh's top areas.
Our city centre student accommodation gives you a ringside seat for August's famous Edinburgh Festival and Fringe. There are loads of other events to get involved in, too, including international science, film, jazz and art festivals. Discover the origins of the planet at the mind-blowing Our Dynamic Earth exhibit and view cutting-edge contemporary art at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art.
Edinburgh's cityscape is unique – nowhere else can you see a medieval Old Town and planned Georgian New Town side by side. From your student home, you can walk to the top of Calton Hill for a panorama across the city. Edinburgh has held the mantle as Scotland's intellectual and cultural centre, proudly hosting the Scottish Parliament. Today, it stands as a prominent hub for technology, medicine, and scientific innovation, and is the largest financial services hub outside London.
Edinburgh is well connected to the rest of Scotland and the UK, with extensive road, rail and air links. Glasgow is around an hour's drive away and Newcastle 2.5 hours. There are two major rail stations with frequent services to the north of England, Aberdeen and London. Train travel to London takes around five hours, or there is a sleeper service between the two cities. Edinburgh Airport is 8km outside the city. Buses, trams and taxis offer easy travel around the city.
Edinburgh offers a wealth of employment opportunities for students. From part-time positions to internships, the city caters to its diverse student population. Many students find work in the thriving hospitality sector, with bars always on the lookout for extra help, especially during the bustling festival season. Retail is another popular choice, as Edinburgh boasts a range of shopping districts and boutiques. Edinburgh provides students with a well-rounded selection of employment, enabling them to support themselves while studying.
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Edinburgh can be expensive when it comes to the cost of living. Accommodation will likely account for the most significant portion of your expenses. Rent prices can vary, but on average, they are higher than in many other UK cities. When it comes to daily expenses, groceries, transportation, and social activities, you may find these costs manageable, with various discounts and deals available. It's worth noting that many cultural institutions, like museums and galleries, offer free or reduced admission to students. With budgeting and student discounts, it's possible to enjoy all that this city has to offer without breaking the bank.
The cost of Fresh student accommodation in Edinburgh can vary widely depending on factors such as the type of housing, its location, and the facilities provided. On average, a student can expect to pay between £300 to £400 per week. It's important to research and compare different options to find accommodation that suits both your budget and lifestyle.
