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Stay at our student accommodation in Leeds, with a choice of en suite rooms and spacious studios. All in walking distance from the University of Leeds, Leeds City College, Leeds Beckett University, University of Law and Leeds Trinity University. Your new student home puts you in the best place to access all this brilliant city has to offer and feel at home in its vibrant and friendly community.
The unofficial capital of Yorkshire has the Dales on its doorstep, green parks inside the city and action on every street. From international sport to world-class performance, and an historic centre that combines Victorian architecture with contemporary life, city and student living doesn't get better than this.
Our Leeds student accommodation is the perfect base to explore this 24/7 city. From Junkyard Golf to rooftop bars to underground clubs, the excitement never stops. Sports lovers can join the fans at Leeds United football club, Yorkshire County Cricket Club and Leeds Rhinos rugby. Discover the hills and valleys of the Yorkshire Dales, or take some time out in Roundhay Park, one of the biggest city parks in Europe.
Culture is part of the urban landscape in Leeds, when the Light Night festival turns the whole city into an art installation, with light shows, projections and street performance. Walls are an ever-changing display of street art. For contemporary art, take a look at Claredone Fine Art, The Tetley and Yorkshire Sculpture Park. If you love dance, music and performance, the city's four theatres and a programme of outdoor events mean there's always a show to see.
Successive industries have brought wealth to Leeds, including wool, engineering and the railways. Today, the city's output is diverse, taking in electronics, digital innovation, publishing and furniture. Grand architecture remains in the Victoria Quarter, with the elegant, restored shopping arcades, beloved Kirkgate Market, and the Corn Exchange. Catch a glimpse of what life would have been like at the UNESCO world heritage site Salts Mill Horsforth Village Museum.
Leeds has direct rail links from across the UK. Travel to London in 2 hours 15 minutes and Edinburgh in just under three hours. Road travel is via the M621, linking to the M1, M62 and A1. Leeds Bradford Airport is eight minutes from the city centre. Extensive public transport throughout the city makes travel fo students in Leeds accessible.
Leeds offers students a wide range of job opportunities. With several universities and colleges in the area, there is a constant demand for part-time and seasonal employment. Many students find work in the city's bustling retail sector, with positions available in various shops, restaurants, and bars. The thriving hospitality industry also provides numerous options.
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The cost of living in Leeds for students is generally considered affordable in comparison to other major UK cities. While living expenses can vary based on personal preferences and choices, many students find that Leeds offers a good balance between quality of life and budget-friendly options. The cost of living in Leeds for students is manageable, making it an attractive destination without breaking the bank.
The cost of student accommodation in Leeds can vary depending on location, type of accommodation, and the amenities offered. On average, a student can expect to pay around £187 to £250 per week for Fresh student accommodation. While Leeds offers a range of accommodation options to suit different budgets, it's advisable to plan and book your accommodation well in advance to secure the best rates and ensure you find a comfortable and convenient place to live.
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