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About the Property
Are you looking for modern, stylish, and convenient student accommodation in Birmingham, UK? Your search stops here! Collegiate Bagot Street, Birmingham (B4 7AY) is a modern home away from home for students located just a few minutes away from the city centre. It offers a range of en-suites and studio rooms. Collegiate Bagot Street, Birmingham, is close to top universities such as Aston University, BPP University, Birmingham City University, and University of Law Birmingham. Another plus point of Bagot Street Collegiate is its proximity to numerous cafes, bars, shopping stores, and other hangout spots, making it an ideal destination for students.
Birmingham is renowned for being a vibrant educational and cultural haven in the United Kingdom, making Collegiate Bagot Street, Birmingham, an excellent place for students who want to immerse themselves in city life. With a dynamic student population, Birmingham boasts a rich history and holds prestigious rankings among global cities for higher education and student experience. Students can visit the Birmingham Town Hall, the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, and St. Philip’s Cathedral. For students interested in arts and culture, Birmingham offers a thriving arts scene, including theatres, galleries, and music venues. You can explore the Symphony Hall and the Birmingham Repertory Theatre. What makes Bagot Street Collegiate, Birmingham, a popular choice is its location. Besides the educational institutions, Collegiate Bagot Street, Birmingham, also gives easy access to a number of eateries, shopping centres, general and medical stores, and public transportation systems. Collegiate Bagot Street, Birmingham, allow students to enjoy the perfect blend of study and leisure, ensuring a memorable university experience amidst the city's youthful exuberance. Living at Bagot Street Collegiate is sure to make your student journey fun and exciting.
Features
Perfect for students looking for a premium living experience, Collegiate Bagot Street, Birmingham, provides an array of top-notch amenities that cater to every aspect of student life. Located in the bustling heart of the city, Collegiate Bagot Street, Birmingham, offers an exclusive urban living experience alongside excellent academic opportunities.
Residents at Collegiate Bagot Street, Birmingham, can choose from a variety of room types, including the Premium Ensuite Room, Deluxe Ensuite Room, Standard Ensuite Room, Standard Plus Ensuite Room, and the luxurious Premium Studio. Each room type has been thoughtfully designed with student needs in mind, offering fully furnished spaces with double bed, private ensuite shower room, lots of shelving and storage space, along with a desk, and study chair. Studios are equipped with a kitchen with appliances for those who enjoy whipping up their own meals, and of course, every room includes a private, fully-fitted bathroom for maximum comfort and convenience.
It's not all about studies; relaxation and socialising are a breeze at Collegiate Bagot Street, Birmingham student accommodation. Residents have access to a common social area, perfect for connecting with friends, and a cinema room for movie nights. Staying fit is also easy with an onsite gym & fitness centre. Practical necessities are covered, with a laundry facility, living area with comfy seating, bike storage, and parking available, ensuring a hassle-free lifestyle. Furthermore, the wifi, water, heating and electricity are included in the rent. Collegiate Bagot Street, Birmingham, student accommodation is an ideal choice for students who seek a blend of luxury and convenience during their academic journey.
Location and What's Hot?
Staying at Collegiate Bagot Street, Birmingham, offers unparalleled convenience for students attending Aston University, BPP University, Birmingham City University, and the University of Law Birmingham. Located within walking distance or a short commute from these esteemed institutions, students can easily access campus facilities, libraries, and lecture halls. With its central location, Bagot Street provides a perfect balance of proximity to academic resources and vibrant city life. Moreover, the accommodation itself boasts modern amenities, comfortable living spaces, and a supportive community, making it an ideal choice for students seeking a convenient and enriching university experience in Birmingham.
The area offers numerous cafes and restaurants to satisfy your hunger. Check out the BRGRI Birmingham, Café Tierra, The Hive Cafe and Bakery, Costa Coffee, Dr Patty, Dixy Chicken Newtown, Modern Restaurant and Cafe, and Wingstop. Spice up the weekends by visiting the many bars and clubs in the area, including Sacks of Potatoes, The Gosta Green, Two Towers Brewery, The Queens Head, and Scruffy Murphy’s. Get your shopping needs covered with Tesco Express, Sainsbury’s Local, and HomeFoods Market by Lituanica. The area also has many pharmacies around such as Bloomsbury Pharmacy, Ladywood Pharmacy, and Hockley Medical Practice Pharmacy. Want to explore the city’s rich history and culture? Then, explore some of the major attractions near the Collegiate Bagot Street, Birmingham student accommodation. Visit The Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery for a truly cultural and artsy experience. The National Sea Life Centre, an aquarium, is another great attraction in the city, offering over 60 displays of freshwater and marine life. If you love sports, you can visit the West Bromwich Albion Football Club, Utilita Arena Birmingham, Hadley Stadium, The Bear Grylls Adventure, and Digbeth Snooker Club & Sports Cafe.
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Room Types (6)
Standard Ensuite Room
Standard Plus Ensuite Room
Premium Ensuite Room
Deluxe Ensuite Room
Studio
Premium Studio
Common Amenities
Payment Policies (4)
- Booking DepositThis property requires booking deposit.
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers 1, 4 flexible instalment plans.
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Cancellation Policies (4)
- No Visa No PayFree Cancellation if student visa is not secured
- No Place No PayCancellation policy if admission not confirmed
- Extenuating CircumstancesCancellation is allowed in case of extenuating circumstances.
- Other cancellation policiesGeneral cancellation policies & notes
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I arrive - out of hours. / when can I check in - how much notice do you need?
Their staff are on site between 9am - 5pm Monday to Friday and they require 24 hours notice. Check-in out of hours can be arranged if all parts of the application and pre-check paperwork are completed.
No arrival slots available, what do I do?
Please contact them and they can manually book you in.
What do I do if I'm delayed?
Email them or call them.
What do I need to bring?
Your ID and check-in QR code to make check-in as smooth as possible.
Where can they park/unload?
There are a number of car parks very close to the accommodation.
Where is Reception?
There are two receptions, one on either side of the road. One for blocks A, B, and C, and the other for blocks D and E.
What number should I call if I need help?
Call their contact number.
Do they have trolleys?
They will have some trolleys but availability is very limited.
How do I get to my room?
When checking in, a member of their team will direct you to your room.
Do I need to pay before I move in?
Yes, either full payment or the first installment must be paid prior to moving in.
Can my family stay with me when I first check in?
Residents can have one guest stay with them for up to three consecutive nights, and the guest will need to have signed in.
Do they have a luggage storing area?
They do not have a luggage storage area.
Am I able to get support with my luggage on arrival?
They have staff on site who will be happy to help when available.
Do they provide an airport shuttle service?
They cannot provide an airport shuttle service.
Where is the Bin Store?
There are two bin stores, one located between A & B block, and the second between D & E block.
Where is the Bike Store?
There are outdoor bike racks in both of their courtyard areas.
Where is the Cinema Room?
The cinema room is located in the common areas of E block.
Where is the Party Kitchen?
They do not have a party kitchen.
Where is the Gaming Area?
There is table football in the common area of E block and a pool table in the common area near B block.
Where is the Pool Table?
There is a pool table in the common area near B block.
What is included in the rent?
The rent includes the room, all bills, WiFi, access to a gym, cinema room, and study rooms. It also includes maintenance responding to any issues, housekeeping cleaning common areas, and security overnight.
What is the internet speed?
20mbps.
Is there parking available?
There are a number of car parks and on-street parking nearby.
Is there a lift?
Yes, each block has at least one lift.
Is there on-site security or CCTV?
There is CCTV throughout the buildings and outdoor areas, and security staff on-site from 5pm - 9am daily and all day on weekends.
Can I schedule a tour?
Yes, please contact them to arrange a tour.
Does the rent include property insurance?
Contents insurance is included within the rent.
What is the property insurance?
Contents insurance is included within the rent.
How much is the parking?
There are a number of car parks and on-street parking nearby, all with various payment rates.
Is there an age limit for moving in?
Yes, you must be 18+ and in full-time education.
Can I bring pets?
Pets are not allowed.
Can I bring family members?
Your family can come and help you move in, then they allow one guest per resident, and all guests must be signed in.
Can I move in with an academic visit visa?
Yes.
Can I move into my apartment early?
Please contact them to confirm if an early arrival is possible, subject to availability.
How many floors does the building have?
Their buildings vary from 8 to 16 floors high.
Can I see a site plan?
Their floor plans can be found on their website.
Where is the Table Football table?
The table football table can be located in the common area at the bottom of Block E and between Block A & B.
Where are the Study Areas?
There is a study room located next to the common area of Block E.
Where is the Smoking Area?
Smoking areas can be found in the courtyard areas of all buildings.
What should I do if the fire alarm is sounding?
Calmly follow the fire exit signs that will direct you out of the building.
Are the trains loud to live right by?
N/A.
Is there staff 24/7?
Collegiate staff are on-site Monday to Friday between 9am and 5:30pm. The security team is on-site between 5pm and 9am daily and at all times during weekends.
Do they offer printing services?
Printing services are not offered.
If I receive online shopping packages, will the front desk help with the collection?
The front desk team will receive parcels, and they can be collected between 12 noon and 5pm daily. Outside these hours, parcels can be collected from the security team if pre-arranged.
If I want to contact the onsite team, what is the contact information?
You can contact them via email or phone. Alternatively, visit the front desk.
What should I do if I have a complaint?
If you have a complaint, contact them via email. If the outcome is unsatisfactory, the complaints policy is available in the resident handbook on the website.
Can I have parcels delivered before I arrive?
With prior arrangement, a small number of parcels can be received before arrival. Please contact the site team to arrange this.
What are the accommodation office opening times?
The office opening times are 9am to 5:30pm, Monday to Friday.
How do they report a problem out of hours?
If the issue is not urgent, you can email them. If urgent, speak to a member of the security team.
How do I collect mail/parcels?
Parcels can be collected between 12 noon and 5pm daily. Register your email with their parcel force system to receive notifications when a parcel arrives.
How can they use a vacuum cleaner?
Each flat has a shared vacuum cleaner that all residents can use.
How can they play pool?
Speak to the reception team to be given pool equipment. You will need to leave your ID with the team until the equipment is returned.
How can they play Xbox/Switch?
N/A.
How can I get a replacement key?
A lost or broken key can be replaced by the team, but there will be a charge for this.
How do I report a maintenance issue?
Maintenance issues can be reported via the Collegiate Portal under the log maintenance section. If it is an emergency, contact reception or the security team.
Do they offer free printing?
No, free printing is not offered
How do I access my room?
Your room will be accessed either using a fob or key.
How does the door lock deadbolt work?
There is a twist lock on the inside of the door. You can turn this to lock the door. In the event of an emergency, if you push down on the handle, the door will unlock. This cannot be done from outside.
How do my appliances work (microwave, hob, fridge, heater)?
Speak to a member of their staff, and they can assist you if you are struggling to use a piece of equipment.
How do I keep my room clean? Do they offer a cleaning service?
Residents are responsible for keeping their rooms and flats clean.
How do I get rid of limescale?
You will need to buy a limescale remover. Regular use is recommended to avoid a large buildup.
What do I do with my rubbish/recycling?
Rubbish and recycling should be removed promptly to the bin store nearest to your room.
Am I allowed guests to stay?
Each resident is allowed one guest for up to three consecutive nights. They will need to be signed in.
Am I allowed a pet?
No pets are allowed.
Am I allowed to smoke in my room?
There is no smoking or vaping indoors. Please visit the smoking area in the courtyard next to your building.
What time should I avoid making noise?
You should always be considerate of other residents. Please keep noise low between 10:30pm and 8:30am.
Do I have to pay Council Tax?
If you are in full-time education, you may be eligible for council tax exemption.
Do I need a TV Licence?
You will be required to purchase a licence if you plan on watching live TV or BBC iPlayer. All the latest information on TV licences can be found on their website.
Who can help with Wifi/Network issues?
ASK4 is the internet provider and can be contacted 24 hours a day.
When are the communal areas cleaned?
The communal areas are cleaned daily.
How many friends can I invite into the building?
Each resident can have one guest, and they must be signed in.
How do I reserve the Cinema Room/Party Kitchen?
You can reserve the cinema room or study room by speaking to a member of the reception team.
How can we adjust the temperature?
You can adjust the temperature using the controls directly on the heater.
What events does the accommodation hold?
They hold a number of events throughout the year. Watch out for posters and emails about upcoming events.
What facilities does the accommodation have?
Common areas, study room, gym, cinema room, pool table, table football, laundry rooms, outdoor spaces.
What are the communal spaces?
Communal spaces are areas available to all residents in each building, with seating and things to do.
What are the features and services?
No specific information provided.
How do I use the equipment (running machine, bike, elliptical, weights, rigging)?
Each piece of gym equipment has instructions on it for how to use it properly.
What are the gym rules?
Follow instructions on each machine to use them safely. Wipe down and return equipment to the correct location after use.
Is there a gym onsite, or where is the most local one?
There is a gym onsite in the common area of E block.
How do I plug in my laptop?
There are a number of plugs around the common areas.
How many friends can I invite in?
Each resident can have one guest, and they must be signed in.
Who will clean up after me?
Residents are responsible for cleaning up after themselves.
What are the pool table rules?
You must leave ID with reception when collecting pool equipment. If items are damaged when you use them, you may be charged for replacements.
How do I avoid breaking the pool cues?
Use them as intended and avoid leaning on them with your body weight.
How do I use the laundry machines - Circuit App?
There are two laundry rooms. One is operated by Circuit and another by Washstation. Full instructions can be found in the laundry rooms themselves.
How do I top up my laundry credit?
You can top up laundry credit through the app.
Who can help with laundry issues?
You can contact Circuit or Washstation directly using the contact details in the laundry room. Speak to a member of staff if you need help with this.
Do I have to pay for the laundry?
Yes, you will need to pay for the use of the washing machines and tumble dryers.
How much is the laundry?
The prices for the washing machines and tumble dryers are displayed on each of the machines.
Is laundry available within my flat?
No, laundry is only available in one of the two laundry rooms on site.
Is the laundry shared?
The laundry room is shared by all residents in the building.
How do I get my rubbish/recycling to the Bin Store?
You need to take it to the bin area yourself.
What should I do if the nearest bin is full?
Use another bin in the bin store.
When are the bins collected?
The bins from their bin store are collected every second day, but residents must remove rubbish from their rooms and kitchens.
What can be recycled?
No specific information provided.
How do I get access to the Bike Store?
There are bike racks in their courtyard areas. You will just need to provide the lock.
I have an e-scooter/electric bike. What should I do?
E-scooters and electric bikes are not permitted on-site as they can be a fire hazard.
Is there bike storage?
There are bike racks in their courtyard areas. You will just need to provide the lock.
Is bike storage free?
There are bike racks in their courtyard areas. You will just need to provide the lock.
Which blocks are accessible?
All blocks are accessible and have a number of accessible rooms in them.
Where has step-free access?
All areas have step-free access.
Does the entrance have step-free access?
Yes, the entrance has step-free access.
How do I pay the rent?
You can pay your rent via their portal or bank transfer.
I can't make a payment yet. How can I avoid further action?
You must speak to a member of the site accommodation staff to discuss any rent payment issues.
How can I meet people?
You can meet other residents at their events or at your university.
What should I do if I need help?
Speak to a member of their team in person or contact them via email or phone.
Can you share my neighbor's details before arrival?
Due to data protection, they are unable to share personal details of other residents.
In what condition should I leave my room?
You should leave your room in a clean and tidy condition with all belongings and rubbish removed.
Do I need to clean my room?
Yes, you should ensure your room is clean and tidy before you leave.
Where do I return my key?
You can return your keys to their reception team.
Can I store any items?
Items can be stored subject to availability, but there will be a charge for this.
How do I rebook?
Visit their website or speak to a member of their team.
If I rebook, what do I do for the week(s) between tenancies?
If staying in the same room, you can bridge both bookings together for the weeks in between or alternatively book storage if you will not be living in the room.
Can I extend over the summer?
Information regarding summer stays is sent out approximately March/April each year with any options available.
How far is the walk to the university?
Aston University, Birmingham City University, and University College Birmingham are all under one mile away. The University of Birmingham is 3.5 miles away.
Where is the Library?
The Library of Birmingham is in the city center, approximately one mile away.
Where is the Student Union?
Each university has its own student union.
How close are the local stores for food shopping?
There is a Tesco Express attached to D block.
How close is the train station?
There are three large train stations under one mile away, with links around the country and local area.
Where are the bus stops?
There are several bus stops under five minutes from the accommodation.
Where can I hire e-scooters?
E-scooters are parked throughout the city, and you'll need an app for them. Note that e-scooters are not permitted inside the buildings.
What are the local attractions?
Museums, art galleries, shopping centers, bars, restaurants, concert venues, and a Sealife center.
Where is the nearest coffee shop?
There are numerous coffee shops under 0.5 miles from the accommodation.
What is the best nightclub?
There are lots of options for a night out around the city, with choices to suit all tastes.
Is there a local gym?
There is a gym onsite, and also a JD Gym half a mile away.
Where do I register with a GP surgery?
The nearest GP is Aston University Student Health Centre, 0.5 miles away. There are multiple other GPs in the area within a mile.
Where is the closest hospital?
The nearest Urgent Treatment Centre is Washwood Heath Urgent Treatment Centre, 2 miles away. The nearest A&E is at Midland Metropolitan University Hospital, 2.4 miles away.
Where is the nearest police station?
Newtown Police Station is 0.6 miles away.
Where is the local bank?
There are numerous banks in the city center, approximately one mile away.
Where is the local pharmacy?
There are numerous pharmacies in the city center, approximately one mile away.
Where is the local supermarket?
Tesco Express is located on the corner of Bagot Street, attached to D block.
What are the emergency services contact details?
Call 999 for emergencies, 111 for non-emergency medical help, and 101 for non-emergency police assistance.
What public transport can I use to get to my university?
Most universities are within walking distance, but there are also several nearby bus stops. Ubers are readily available in the area.
Where is the nearest public transport?
Several bus stops are within five minutes of the accommodation, and Uber is readily available, with pick-up available from outside the building.
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