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Asquith House, Leeds

7, Servia Rd, Leeds, LS7 1NJ, United Kingdom

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£140

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0.9 mi from City Center

( 7m. 18m. 19m)

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179 Total Units

Highest Floor 7

Built in 2015

Leeds College of Art | 0.27 mi

Leeds Arts University | 0.27 mi

University of Leeds | 0.48 mi

Leeds Beckett University | 0.56 mi

Leeds Metropolitan University | 0.6 mi

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game room

bills included

laundry facility

Lounge

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About the Property

Located at 7, Servia Rd, LS7 1NJ, UK, Asquith House is a popular student accommodation in Leeds. It is an esteemed student accommodation offering many living options for university students. With proximity to major educational institutions, the property features room types like ensuite & studio apartments. Asquith House student accommodation is close to Leeds College of Art (2 minutes’ drive away) and Leeds Arts University (2 minutes' drive away). This makes it easy for students to get to classes from this Leeds student accommodation.

Leeds is a student-friendly city in West Yorkshire. It has over 60,000 students, making it one of the largest student populations in the United Kingdom. The average cost of living in Leeds is around £800 to £1,000, depending on lifestyle and housing. The city offers affordable dining with popular student spots like Trinity Kitchen and Hyde Park Book Club. Nightlife is active, with venues like The Warehouse, Wire, and Belgrave Music Hall known for student events.

Leeds also hosts regular student markets, music festivals, and food fairs. It has over 1,000 restaurants and cafes, offering global cuisines at budget-friendly prices. The Leeds Grand Theatre and First Direct Arena bring in top performances for students. Local cinemas like Cottage Road Cinema cater to film lovers. Leeds also features attractions like the Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds Art Gallery, and Kirkstall Abbey. Green spaces like Woodhouse Moor are ideal for outdoor breaks between study sessions.

Asquith House not only supports residents in their educational pursuits but also connects them to the heart of the city. It is near a variety of neighbourhoods like Little London and Scott Hall. This gives students a chance to explore and spend time with their friends. Asquith House Leeds reviews are always positive, reflecting the fun that the residents have here.

Features

At Asquith House Leeds, comfort and convenience are given top priority. This property in Leeds offers a variety of rooms to suit every student's needs. Asquith House offers various room types, like the Classic Ensuite, Premium Ensuite, Classic Studio, and Premium Studio. Each unit features a premium ¾ bed, a microwave oven, a fridge-freezer, and a study desk & chair. A wardrobe and a lockable bedroom ensure that students have their privacy. Contents insurance, broadband, gas, water, and electricity are included in the rent.

Asquith House also has a variety of common amenities that cater to both academic and recreational needs. There is a social space and a lounge that help students socialise, along with a common room. There is a games room and an outdoor area for residents to chill in their free time! Students can also utilise the communal TV and the desk space available at Asquith House!

Facilities like recycling and a laundry room make life easier for students! Secure bike storage and parking ensure that students’ vehicles are safe! Asquith House Leeds also has many safety facilities for its residents. Students’ safety is ensured with an electronic fob entry system and CCTV. These amenities make an enjoyable experience for students at Asquith House!

Location and What's Hot?

Leeds offers many leisure options close to Leeds Beckett University (4 minutes’ drive away), the University of Leeds (5 minutes’ drive away), and Leeds Metropolitan University (8 minutes’ drive away). These universities are close to Asquith House, a famous accommodation choice for students. Students can enjoy a caffeine dose at some of the best cafes in Leeds, like Archive and Laynes. LIVIN'Italy and La Piola Italian are popular Italian restaurants in Leeds that students can explore. This ensures that students can explore a variety of tasty dishes.

Staying at Asquith House ensures that you are near some of the best clubs in Leeds. Places like The Key Club and The Warehouse provide an opportunity for students to let their hair down. Big Discount Shop and Tesco Express are close by, ensuring that you get your groceries with ease! St James’ University Hospital and Boots Pharmacy make sure that your health is always given priority. Here are some of the things to do in Leeds near Asquith House!

First Direct Arena always displays a variety of dramas. Woodhouse Square is perfect for a relaxing walk or a picnic with friends. You can also visit the Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery if you love art. Opera fans can check out the Grand Theatre & Opera House Leeds. Residents can visit Sugarwell Hill Park and Blenheim Park for some peace with nature. Residents can also visit Woodhouse Moor, located close by, for a fun picnic. These attractions make Asquith House a top choice for students.

Commute

Residents of Asquith House enjoy easy access to public transportation. This makes commuting around the city hassle-free. Woodhouse Street North West Road & Woodhouse Street Craven Road are the two closest bus stops to the property. Leeds Station and Calder Valley Line are railway stations located close to the property. Convenient commute options make Asquith House one of the most popular student accommodation options!

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Room Types (4)

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Ensuite (2)

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Ensuite

A private room with its own bathroom — Offers maximum privacy and comfort

Classic Ensuite

Starting From:£140/week

Ensuite

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

Premium Ensuite

Starting From:£165/week

Ensuite

Studio

All-in-one space with a bedroom, private bathroom, living area, and kitchenette — Ideal for complete independence

Classic Studio

Starting From:£175/week

Studio

Premium Studio

Starting From:£180/week

Studio

Amenities

Common Amenities

Laundry room

Outdoor Area

Desk Space

Games Room

TV (communal)

Common Room

Safety and Security

CCTV

Electronic Fob Entry System

Bills Included

Broadband

Gas

Contents insurance

Water

Electricity

Payment Policies (4)

Pay In Instalment
This property offers 1, 2, 3, 10 flexible instalment plans.
Mode Of Payment
Payment via direct debit or card.
Guarantor Requirement
Guarantor over 25, UK resident. Proof of residency required. Professional Guarantor service available.

Pay In Instalment

For 26-27 AY:-

1. 1 Instalment

2. 2 Instalment

3. 3 Instalment (UK guarantor required)

4. 10 Instalment (UK guarantor required)

For 25-26 AY:-

Semester two

1 Instalment only

Mode Of Payment

1. Direct Debit (from your UK bank account)

2. Card Payment (via credit and debit cards)

Guarantor Requirement

For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-

1. A guarantor must be a permanent UK resident over the age of 25 and financially independent.

2. You must be able to provide proof of residence in the form of a council tax bill, utility bill or bank statement which is no more than three months old.

3. you can be a family member, other relative or friend if they meet the above qualifying criteria. Other students are not permissible.

Please Note : Property management understand that not all students are able to provide a qualifying Guarantor. For these students, there is the option to employ a professional Guarantor service. If required, they can provide information regarding this.

Additional Fees

For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-

1. Utility Fee – where this is applicable, it is a one-off advance payment towards utility charges for the year. If it is to be charged, it will show on your tenancy agreement.

2. Car parking – if car parking is available at your chosen location, this will be subject to an additional agreement and additional charges, specific to your chosen location.

3. Termination of Tenancy Payment – £754. Variation of Tenancy Payment – £50

Cancellation Policies (1)

Replacement Tenant Accepted
Cancellation policy requires finding replacement tenant, £75 fee, rent responsibility until replacement found.

Replacement Tenant Accepted

For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-

Cancellations before you have moved into the accommodation:

1. Outside of the cooling off period outlined above, you may request to cancel your accommodation contract by e-mail to them. A Termination of Tenancy payment of £75.00 will apply which they may deduct. You will be required to find a suitable replacement tenant, reasonably acceptable to the property, to take over your accommodation contract.

2. The property will use reasonable endeavors to help you to find a replacement tenant but cannot guarantee that a replacement will be available. They will assist in finding a replacement tenant, but this will only apply when all other rooms in the property are occupied.

Cancellations after you have moved into the accommodation:

2. You will be required to find a replacement tenant, reasonably acceptable to property, to take over your accommodation contract.

3. They will use reasonable endeavors to help you to find a replacement tenant but cannot guarantee that a replacement tenant will be available. They will assist in finding a replacement tenant, but this will only apply when all other rooms in the property are occupied

Please note: You remain responsible for all rent due as defined in your accommodation contract until a replacement tenant has been found for your accommodation. Once the replacement tenant has completed all the required documentation and made any payments that are due, they will process the refund of your security deposit if applicable and refund any advance rent payments that may be due to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

I am a part-time student – can I live in the property?

Part-time students can live at property providing they have student status. Part-time students may not qualify for Council Tax exemption and will therefore be liable to pay their own council tax charges. Property strongly recommend that you check your position with your University or College before you make a booking, as you may find yourself liable to Council Tax payments if your course does not qualify you.

Which cities are you located in?

They are spread across the UK.

What happens to my Security Deposit?

The property secures your deposit with My Deposits (MD). You will receive an e-mail from MD (depending on which site you have booked to reside and which scheme used) to confirm that the money has been secured with them and they will provide you with a Deposit ID and a Repayment ID this information is important and you will need it at the end of your stay. Please ensure that you keep it safe.

How is my Security Deposit returned to me?

At the end of your stay with us, you will be invited to organise a check out inspection of your flat/room with the Hospitality Team on your site. This is your opportunity to discuss with the Team any damages or other charges on your account and agree any charges if applicable. If you are unable to attend a check out inspection, you will be able to take advantage of our fast-track check out and the flat inspection will be conducted in your absence. The property will then instruct MD (as appropriate) to pay back the Security Deposit to you, less any agreed charges, to your nominated bank account. This is when your Deposit ID and Repayment ID will be required, (as indicated). There are four basic steps to the process, see below. In the event that subsequent charges cannot be agreed, MD will offer an arbitration service.

The property will instruct My Deposits (MD) to release your deposit (subject to any outstanding rent or check out charges).
The property will email you within 28 days of your check out to confirm step 1 is complete and to advise of the next action you should take.
On receipt of their instruction, MD will contact you promptly by email or post to advise you to log on to their website to reclaim/release your deposit.
You will arrange with MD where and how you want the money to be paid. MD state that it will take up to 10 calendar days to repay this money to you (although international bank transfers may take longer).

Can I move in before the start date?

This may be possible at some locations, but you should speak to the Hospitality Team at your chosen location in the first instance to discuss you requirements.

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Can I extend my contract length?

This may be possible at some locations, but you should speak to the Hospitality Team at your chosen location in the first instance to discuss your requirements.

Who can be a Guarantor?

A guarantor must be a permanent UK resident over the age of 25 and financially independent. Full time employment preferred. They must be able to provide proof of residence in the form of a council tax bill, utility bill or bank statement which is no more than three months old. The UK includes England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. It does not include the Republic of Ireland (Southern Ireland) Channel Islands (Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark, Herm, Brechou, Jethou and Lihou) and the Isle of Man. A guarantor can be a family member, other relative or friend if they meet the above qualifying criteria.Other students are not permissible. They understand that not all students are able to provide a qualifying Guarantor. For these students, there is the option to employ a professional Guarantor service.

What does a Guarantor need to do?

A guarantor will be required to sign a copy of the offer section of the Accommodation Contract and understand their liabilities in this regard.

Is Car parking available?

If your location has parking facilities, then these can be booked on a first come, first served basis and will be subject to an additional agreement and charges. They recommend that you book early to avoid disappointment. Please speak directly with your Hospitality Team on site.

Can visitors park on site?

Yes. Visitors can park on site if your accommodation has a car park and subject to availability. This should be arranged in advance with your Hospitality Team.

What is a Hospitality Team?

Every property has been assigned to a dedicated team of staff who are experienced and trained in the day-to-day operation and management of student accommodation. Their priority is the well-being and safety of all their student residents and this team, called Hospitality Team, will advise students on a wide range of issues such as dealing with homesickness and flat conflicts. The team normally consists of a Hospitality Manager, Hospitality Assistant, Facilities Assistant and a Housekeeper. Together they will look after you for the duration of your stay and will be introduced to you on your arrival at your chosen location. Students living in the accommodation are encouraged to apply for positions of Student Wardens and the successful applicants are trained by the Hospitality teams to enable them to provide additional out of hours support to student residents.

Do I need a TV License?

You will need your own TV Licence if you watch or record programmes as they’re being shown on TV, or live on an online TV service, or if you download or watch BBC programmes on iPlayer. This applies to any device, such as a TV set, laptop, desktop computer, tablet, mobile phone, games console, etc. Where a TV has been provided in the communal area of your flat, your licence for your bedroom will also cover you to watch this TV.

Do I need to pay Council Tax?

If you are a full-time student studying on a qualifying course, then you are likely to be council tax exempt for the length of your stay with the property. However, they strongly recommend that you check with your University and/or local council as to the exact requirements. You will be required to providethe property with your University Student Number within a few days of your enrollment at University or College. You may also be required to provide a Council Tax Exemption Certificate.

Where do I do my washing?

The property provide either a washer/dryer in your flat or coin-operated laundry facilities within your building.

What about Insurance – do I need any?

The property may provide insurance for your personal possessions.

Do I need to move out over the Christmas and Easter Holidays?

No. Over the holidays, you will have complete access to your room.

When can be Arrival done?

Please note: Their check-in is not 24-hours and you should always check with your Hospitality Team prior to your arrival to ensure that you can gain access to your accommodation.

Is Check-in Appointments there?

The property offer check-in appointments and all residents who have booked with them will be notified will be sent a link by email. To ensure that your check-in is quick and simple, please ensure that you book an appointment so we know when to expect you.

Is Parking for Check-in available?

Where your location has a car park this will be made available for unloading your possessions; however, the length of stay may be restricted in accordance with the number of parking bays available. Your Hospitality Team will advise you.

Can I move in early?

This may be possible at some location but you should speak to the Hospitality Team at your chosen location in the first instance to discuss you requirements.

What do I need to bring with me on arrival?

Please ensure that all documentation requested by us has been fully signed and returned to them. Ensure that all payments due have been made and that you have provided a copy of your student loan schedule where applicable. Failure to complete and return the necessary documents or payments will inevitably cause you and others delay at Check-in.

What do I need to do next?

Ensure your contact details are up to date. If you have changed your email address, please update your account details. You will need to complete your ‘Check-in Registration Form’ within the first week which they will be sending to you by email once you have moved into your home.

Can I move rooms?

Should you wish to move rooms you must contact the Hospitality Team. They will, wherever possible try and accommodate your requirements. If you have signed your tenancy agreement, a £50.00 variation of tenancy payment will apply and must be paid prior to moving rooms. Please bear in mind that not all requests can be granted.

How can I Move out?

When it comes to the moving out dates, the property will issue you with instructions covering the procedures to follow, arranging a check out inspection and will also advise on how your security deposit will be returned to you if applicable. When it comes to checking out of your property, you will sent a link to complete an online ‘Check Out Inspection’ of your room.

Do I need to move out over Christmas and Easter Holidays?

No. Over the holidays you will have complete access to your room.

Can I personalise my room?

You are responsible for ensuring that you leave your room and flat in the same condition that it was given to you. You will be asked to fill in and return a ‘Check-in Inspection Record’, to record the condition of your room within 48 hours of moving in. You must ensure that any personalisation of your room does not result in any damages or you may incur repair charges. The Hospitality Team will carry out room and flat inspections at the end of your contract and we would advise you to make an appointment for inspection well in advance.

Can I keep a fridge in my room?

Fridges are not permitted in bedrooms. Arrangements are provided in the kitchen to store chilled foods. If you have a medical condition which requires you to have a fridge in your room, evidence of this must be provided for the Hospitality Manager.

Can I bring my own washing machine/tumble dryer?

No. Laundry facilities are provided at every location.

Who is responsible for cleaning my flat?

It is a student’s own responsibility to clean their room and they are jointly responsible for cleaning their flat. The stairs and hallways outside the flats (communal areas) are cleaned on a regular basis by company cleaners. Some residences can offer an additional cleaning service for an agreed fee. At the end of the tenancy flats must be returned in good condition or additional charges may be levied.

Can I have guests to stay?

They do have restrictions and you should refer to your Accommodation Contract and Terms and Conditions.

Are there spare rooms for visitors to stay in?

No. However, the Hospitality Team will gladly assist with numbers for local hotels. No. However, the Hospitality Team will gladly assist with numbers for local hotels.

Is bedding supplied?

Bedding is not supplied.

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Nathan C

5.0

This student home in Leeds was my first choice when I got accepted into Leeds College of Art and in every way, I was so glad I chose this property through the guidance of amber. The classic ensuites were so comfortable with amazing beds, furniture, a kitchen and everything else you could imagine. I was also really happy with the locality as it was secure as well as student-friendly. You will surely have a great time here. Definitely recommended!

Charlie G

5.0

I absolutely loved my stay at Asquith House. From the private bathroom to the kitchen, it was all I could ask for. It's tough moving away from home, but I really found my own little home here. The inclusive bills in rent for water, electricity and gas were also helpful. Apart from that, even the high-speed internet was super important to finish assignments on time, and also for a little fun streaming! Thanks amber for all your help and tracking down this property for me.

Lily J

4.0

I stayed at this property during my first year of college at the University of Leeds. This home is really special to me because of its close proximity to the campus and also its wide variety of ensuite offerings. I honestly did not have any issues during my stay here and would totally recommend this to any student looking for nice accommodation. I found this property through amber and their support was really appreciated.

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Leeds is a city with a community that attracts most students from all over the world. For those who are looking for comfortable living arrangements, finding the right student accommodation in Leeds is important, and amber is a one stop solution for it. With amber’s platform, you can check out a range of Leeds student accommodation options that is suitable for various lifestyles and budgets. It has en-suite, studios and shared apartments that promote a healthy environment while maintaining personal space.

Amber helps in the search and booking process for student accommodations in Leeds, and offers support at every stage of booking. You can compare options and securing Leeds student accommodation within walking distance of top universities like the Leeds University, Leeds Trinity University & Leeds Beckett University, as the entire process is simplified by amber. Popular choices for student accommodation in Leeds include St Albans by Vita Student, as it is just a short drive away from the University of Leeds, while some other top student properties in Leeds are located just 6 minutes from Leeds Metropolitan University.

About Leeds

Leeds is located in West Yorkshire in England, and it is an aesthetic city. Originally Leeds was a medieval market town, but over the period of years it has grown into a educational hub. Leeds has approx 800,000 residents, including a student population of 60,000. Leeds is centrally located which means students can travel easily to spots like the Yorkshire Dales National Park and Ilkley Moor.

The city has University of Leeds which is a globally recognized university. Students studying here can find convenient United Kingdom student accommodation options, such as Vita Student Portland Crescent. Also another popular university such as Leeds Beckett University is located near Leeds student accommodation like Mary Morris House.

Leeds is also known for its affordable neighbourhoods that includes Headingley and Hyde Park. The areas have welcoming atmosphere, and they have a low cost of living, which means students can enjoy all the city has to offer without making a dent in their pocket. Events like the Leeds Festival and Live at Leeds makes the city a Gen Z favourite.

Best Student Accommodation in Leeds

Many student accommodations in Leeds offer facilities such as gym. There’s a variety of Leeds student accommodation choices that can help students easy their process of finding the accommodation. Below are some of the top student homes in Leeds, each offering distinct features and prime locations:

1. iQ Leeds
2. iQ Atlus House
3. The Glassworks
4. Leonardo
5. The Edge

Affordable Student Accommodation in Leeds

Finding affordable Leeds student properties to rent can be a game-changer for students who want to reduce the cost of living in this city. Here are some popular choices for cheap student accommodation in Leeds:

1. Mary Morris House
2. Clarence Dock Village
3. Trinity Hall
4. The Leather Works
5. Austin Hall

Best Areas to Live in Leeds

Each area is well-connected with transport options, and they offer affordable student accommodations Leeds options. Each area has unique vibe and it is recommended for students seeking short term student accommodation Leeds properties as it that feel will make you feel like home. Here are some of the best areas in Leeds:

Area	Key Details	Leeds Student Accommodation
Headingley	Popular for houses to rent Leeds, with cafes, bars, shops, and quick access to Headingley Stadium and Meanwood Valley Trail.	Oxley Residence
Hyde Park	Strong student area with many restaurants, bars, Hyde Park Picture House, and nearby Woodhouse Moor. Easy access to student accommodation in Leeds city centre.	Triangle
Leeds City Centre	Close to Trinity Leeds, Royal Armouries Museum, shops, and fast transport links. Ideal central location for accommodation in Leeds.	iQ Marsden House
Burley	Affordable and quieter, with green spaces and access to Kirkstall Abbey. A suitable option for student rooms Leeds.	Tribeka
Liberty Dock	Waterfront living near Leeds Dock and Armouries Museum; peaceful yet connected. Good for students seeking calm student accommodation in Leeds UK.	Burley Road

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Room Types Available in Leeds

1. Ensuite Rooms
Ensuite rooms have a private bedroom with an attached bathroom kitchen and living areas with but students would have to share the bathroom and living area with others. This option is popular among those looking for student accommodation Leeds as it balances privacy with an active social life.

2. Non-Ensuite Rooms
Non-ensuite rooms have a private bedroom with shared bathroom, kitchen, and living areas. These Leeds student accommodations are ideal for students looking to get a personal space without high costs.

3. Studio Apartments
Studios in Leeds are independent units with a private bedroom, bathroom, and a kitchen area, perfect for those who want complete independence. These student studios in Leeds offer maximum privacy without the need for sharing spaces, making them ideal for students seeking an all-in-one living area.

4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments
1-bed or 2-bed apartments have separate bedrooms and shared spaces like the kitchen, bathroom, and often a living room. Students can also use terraces provided by these Leeds student accommodations for a short walk at night.

5. Shared Apartments
Shared student flats to rent in Leeds have multiple private bedrooms and comes with a single unit, with roommates sharing the kitchen, bathroom, and living room. These shared apartments suit students seeking a social setting with private sleeping spaces. On-site supermarkets are also offered in some student homes in Leeds.

6. Private Rooms
Private rooms provide a personal space with a bed, study desk, and sometimes a private bathroom. These student apartments in Leeds offer independence in an individual bedroom while granting access to communal areas, and creating a balance between privacy and socialising.

Cost of Living in Leeds

The cost of living in Leeds is relatively low compared to other major UK cities and thus it makes the Leeds, a good option to live for students and young professionals. On an average the cost of living in Leeds is between £700 and £1,000 per month, depending on the lifestyle and accommodation choices. Here's a breakdown of monthly expenses that can help plan your budget, excluding rent for your accommodation:

1. Food: Food expenses range from £150 to £450 per month for students in Leeds.
2. Travel: Transportation expenses range from £20 to £120 per month for students in Leeds.
3. Leisure and entertainment: Leisure and entertainment costs range from £50 to £300 per month for students in Leeds.
4. Stationery and textbooks: Stationery and textbooks cost around £70 to £90 per month for students in Leeds.
5. Internet & mobile phone: Internet and mobile phone bills range from £45 to £75 per month for students in Leeds.
6. Monthly Rent: £95 to £325 per month

Student Travel Leeds

Leeds offers have an efficient and affordable transportation options, which makes travelling around the city centre easy. Here are some of the best modes of transport available for students near most of the Leeds student housing properties:

Transport Mode	Description	Weekly Cost	Student Discount / Pass
Bus	Extensive network connecting key student neighbourhoods, universities, and the city centre. Frequent services for reliable daily commuting.	~£15/week	Leeds Student Travel Card: £12/week for unlimited rides within the city
Train	Fast and convenient for students living in suburban areas or travelling to nearby towns. Regular services to Leeds Station.	~£25/week	16–25 Railcard: 30% discount on weekly and long-distance passes
Bikes	Popular and sustainable for short trips. Flat terrain and dedicated bike lanes make cycling easy.	~£5/week	Monthly bike-sharing memberships available for unlimited access
Trams	Quick and efficient way to navigate the city centre. Suitable for students preferring trams over buses or trains.	£18/week	Weekly tram pass offers unlimited travel within the city

Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions in Leeds

Leeds is a city that has the perfect atmosphere for university life. The city has cafes, charity shops, the oldest cinemas, restaurants and parks like Roundhay, Burley Park and Hyde Park. Leeds is one of the popular cities and a place for students, which is affordable as well. The universities also have student unions that can help you in your university experience. You can check our guide on things to do in Leeds, which can give you more insights into the city’s top attractions. If you're someone who love doing outdoor activities then Victoria Quarter, Pondfield Park and Woodhouse Moor, are great spots for spending a day. The city has different types of student studio apartments in Leeds, which are suitable for different budgets.

Leeds provides easy access to spots like the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Leeds’ nightlife is one of the best among the other UK cities, with clubs like Wire and The Grand drawing an amazing crowd. When hunger strikes, make sure to visit the best Italian restaurants in Leeds for delicious dining options that will fuel your nights out.

Top Universities in Leeds

Leeds has some of the top UK’s universities, and they also offer different types of courses. You will also find plenty of options for student accommodation in Leeds UK, close to these renowned campuses. Top universities in Leeds include:

University / College	Popular Courses	Popular Off-campus Leeds uni accommodation
The University of Leeds	Business, Engineering, Law	Oxley Residence
Leeds Beckett University	Sports Science, Architecture, Journalism	Burley Road
Leeds Metropolitan University	Fine Arts, Media, Social Sciences	The Glassworks.
Leeds City College	Performing Arts, Culinary Arts, Health & Social Care	Study Inn Brotherton House