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Between Towns Court, Oxford
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About the Property
The esteemed Between Towns Court, Oxford, located at 13 Between Towns Rd Oxford OX4 3LX, UK, stands out as a premier choice for student accommodation in Oxford. Offering a variety of living options, including ensuite and studio apartments each unit is designed for comfort with a full range of amenities. This student accommodation is near Oxford Brookes University, and Oxford Sixth Form College, and the prestigious University of Oxford.
Oxford is an excellent city for students due to its unparalleled academic prestige and vibrant community life. The Universities of Oxford offers a world-class education, and the city's rich history provides a unique and inspiring backdrop for academic pursuits. With a plethora of libraries, museums, and cultural institutions, students have endless opportunities for learning and personal growth. The city also offers a vibrant social scene with numerous events, clubs, and societies catering to a wide range of interests. Additionally, the diverse student population fosters a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere, making Oxford an ideal place for students from around the world.
Features
Located in the heart of the academic city, Between Towns Court Oxford offers an exceptional living experience tailored for students, providing a vibrant community and a wealth of amenities. The residence boasts a variety of room types including ground-floor ensuite, and for those desiring more privacy, there's the classic studio and the spacious large ensuite. Each space is fully furnished and designed for comfort and convenience, featuring ample room storage and a host of modern furnishings to make students feel at home. Residents of Between Towns Court, Oxford student accommodation will appreciate the meticulously designed kitchens with appliances, perfect for crafting home-cooked meals, and select ensuites offer the added luxury of personal space. The living experience is further enriched with strategically placed laundry facilities, easing the task of managing personal upkeep. The heart of this Between Towns Court Oxford student accommodation is the vibrant common areas filled with opportunities to unwind and socialise. Students can challenge their peers in the games area, focus on their studies within the quiet confines of the study area, or enjoy organized social events that foster a tight-knit community. With so much right at one's doorstep, students are guaranteed a living experience that matches their academic journey with leisure and convenience.
Location and What's Hot?
Bursting with history and academic ambience, the Between Towns Court Oxford student accommodation is strategically placed to offer students the quintessence of student living in Oxford.
The Ecole de Management de Normandie - Campus d’Oxford, Oxford Brookes University, and City of Oxford College are conveniently located, making the commute to classes a breeze. For those looking to broaden their educational horizons, University of Oxford and Lincoln College are also easily accessible. If you're looking to expand your knowledge further afield, institutions like Buckinghamshire New University and Oxford Sixth Form College are also in the vicinity.
With renowned sites, lively nightlife, and an array of cultural benchmarks just outside your door, you'll find yourself in the midst of a vibrant student hub. For those with a palate for diverse cuisines, tantalizing flavors await at The Magdalen Arms and Nosebag Restaurant, both offering delectable menus to satisfy your cravings. Craving a cup of joe or a spot to chill with your books? Quaint cafes like The Missing Bean and George Street Social offer the perfect cosy corners.
For your groceries, there's no need to venture far as Tesco Metro and Sainsbury's are just around the corner. In case of any health concerns, rest assured, as the John Radcliffe Hospital is a quick trip away. Nature lovers and fitness enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to South Park and Florence Park, where the greenery provides an excellent escape from the hustle of student life.
Of course, the proximity to prestigious universities is a major bonus. If the urge to explore strikes, you won't be disappointed with the local attractions including exploring the iconic Carfax Tower and soaking in the historical significance at the Ashmolean Museum.
Commute
The ease of commuting from Between Towns Court Oxford student accommodation ensures that you’re never far from all that Oxford has to offer. With this premium location, navigating the city becomes effortless. For quick and convenient travel, you can make use of several nearby public bus stops like Templars Square (Stop C) and The Original Swan including the nearest train station is Oxford.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I make a booking?
Simply click the book button on the room type you want, you can then follow the instructions on the screen to secure your room. If you have any issues or questions, just reach out to the amber agent at your chosen location who will be more than happy to assist.
Can I pick my own room?
Absolutely! You can choose the floor, flat, and room numbers that you want. Our amber agent can help you figure out which room would be best for you.
Can I live with friends?
Definitely! If you're interested in living in a cluster flat with your friends, just let them know who you want to live with, and they'll do their best to make it happen. Be aware, they are more likely to be able to facilitate this early in the year, with many sites selling out the closer they get to September.
How do I know who I'm living with?
They don't give out names for privacy reasons, but you can get a better idea of who you’ll be living with via their residents groups that are shared prior to check-in or by asking your site team to provide you with information such as gender, year and uni.
When can I move in?
About two months before your move-in date (selected when booking), you'll be able to book a move-in slot that works for you. If you need any support for accessibility or travel reasons, be sure to let them know at this stage. If you need an early check-in, they may be able to help too, just reach out to our amber team and they’ll be happy to let you know availability and pricing.
Can I book a viewing online?
To book a viewing, just complete the contact form. They'll send you a confirmation email once your viewing time is confirmed. Easy peasy!
What if I have additional needs?
They have permanent accessible and temporary adaptable access rooms available to suit your needs. For more information about these rooms, please contact the Residence Team directly.
What do I do if I am not completely satisfied?
If you're not completely satisfied with your stay, don't worry, they're here to help! They take all complaints seriously and will do their best to fix any issues as soon as possible. Just check out their complaints procedure for your specific location.
Can I bring my pet with me?
As much as they love pets, unfortunately, they're not allowed in their accommodation unless they are registered service animals - sorry!
Does my room come with bedding etc..?
Their rooms come totally empty, ready for you to make your own. If you need bedding or kitchen packs, they've got you covered! They've partnered with unikitout.com to make sure everything you need is delivered straight to your door. Use code NOW10 for 10% off.
What about a tv licence?
If you want to watch TV in your room, you'll need a TV licence - unless they tell you otherwise. Check out www.tvlicensing.co.uk for the latest costs and details.
Can I have friends to stay?
You're welcome to have guests stay in your room, however, residents may have a maximum of one overnight guest for no more than two consecutive nights provided that does not cause a nuisance or annoyance to other residents in the Building.
Will my flat get cleaned?
Your student room and shared areas will be spotlessly clean when you arrive, but after that, it's up to you! Don't hesitate to ask their Residence Teams for advice or help if needed.
What if I have an issue with my room?
Need something repaired? You can log any maintenance issues using the Concurrent App and their Residence team will be on hand to respond to requests as soon as possible!
Am I allowed to smoke at the property?
All their student accommodation is smoke-free, so please use designated smoking areas outside the buildings or in the courtyards.
How do I connect to the internet?
Connecting to the internet is easy - just connect your devices to the wireless network on arrival. You can also use an Ethernet cable, which you can plug into the network wall socket in your room.
Are my things covered by insurance?
In partnership with Endsleigh, they include free contents insurance for every student that opts to live in one of their buildings. Once you’ve registered with My Endsleigh, you can instantly access your cover details and policy documents to check exactly what's included and have the option to upgrade the level of cover if needed. Their claims team is on hand to advise whenever needed.
What can’t I do in my accommodation?
For health and safety reasons, they don't allow candles, incense burners, deep fat fryers, or any electrical appliances that don't comply with British standards and statutory regulations. They are also unable to accommodate E-scooters or any other alternatives. Please don't bring any of these on-site.
Who will come into my room?
They carry out room inspections three times a year and occasionally health and safety checks, but they'll always give you at least 24 hours' notice before entering your room.
How much fridge space is there in the studio rooms?
All studios come with a small fridge with a freezer compartment.
Can I bring my rice cooker/electric pressure cooker?
Sorry, but they don't allow rice cookers or electric pressure cookers - their high voltage can be dangerous.
What if I need to leave before my tenancy ends?
They may have Tenancy Takeover options available, but it's best to contact their Residence Teams for the most up-to-date information.
Do I need to move out for the holidays?
No, you don't need to vacate your room during the holiday breaks. Your room is yours for the entire duration of your tenancy, and you only need to move out at the end of the agreement.
What if I want to stay over summer?
You can book your room for the entire year (51 weeks) or opt for a shorter tenancy where available and extend it for the summer period. Get in touch with our amber team at your chosen location for more information.
How do you protect my money?
They take the protection of their clients' money seriously, and as such, they are members of The Propertymark Client Money Protection Scheme.
Property redress scheme
They are members of the Property Redress Scheme, ensuring that their clients have access to an independent redress system for any complaints or disputes that may arise.
What size is a small double bed?
A small double bed, also known as a 3/4 size bed, measures approximately 120cm wide x 190cm long.
Can I still receive deliveries?
Depending on your location, your post may be delivered directly through your door by Royal Mail or collected from on-site post boxes. You can receive larger parcels at reception, but unfortunately they can’t accept liability for any loss or damage.
Can I/my friends park at the building?
Most of their buildings don't have allocated visitor parking, but there are nearby locations for you to park. Contact our amber agent at your chosen location for more information
How do I wash my clothes?
There are on-site laundries with washers and dryers at all their locations. You can pay for these via an app on a pay as you go basis.
Do I need to pay a deposit to book a room at this property?
To learn more about the deposit requirement, please check the policy section above, or feel free to reach out to your amber agent.
Is a guarantor required to book a room at this property?
For more details about guarantor requirements, refer to the policy section above or connect with your amber agent.
Can I pay in instalments?
For more information on payment plans, refer to the policy section above, or contact your amber agent for assistance.
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Student Accommodations in Oxford
Student Accommodations in Oxford
Oxford is a city for students which has world-class academic reputation. It has a student population of 40,000, most of them studying at the University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes University. because of such a large student population, the demand for housing is always high. There are a lot of options for student rentals Oxford, including short-term stays, private rooms, shared apartments, ensuites, non-ensuites, and studios, with prices ranging from £160 – £250 per week.
To find a good accommodation option, amber is the best choice for your student accommodation in England. It has verified listings, search filters, and also provides 24/7 support. Therefore, finding cheap student accommodation Oxford for your academic year is hassle-free. Top student accommodation in East Oxford includes iQ The Spireworks and Dorset House.
About Oxford
Oxford is a historic city in the United Kingdom, the city is a unique mix of tradition, academics, and modern life. It is also called the “City of Dreaming Spires". The University of Oxford was founded in the 12th century, and it is famous as one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world. One more famous university is Oxford Brookes University, which is also a hub of learning and innovation. Therefore city's academic excellence continues to attract students from across the globe.
Oxford has a safety index of 64 and is considered safe for students. The Oxford's history is also very rich as it has landmarks such as Radcliffe Camera and the Bodleian Library. The city centre of Oxford is well-connected, as there are options available for regular trains and buses to London, Birmingham, and Cambridge, which makes travelling easy. In short, Oxford provides a life that is a mixture of history & modern academic growth.
Best Student Accommodation in Oxford
Amber provides reliable and easy access to Oxford student accommodation with more than a few options suitable for any student's budget or lifestyle. The available types of rooms include ensuite (for added privacy), non-ensuite (for those who feel comfortable sharing facilities) and spacious studio apartments (to live independently). Here are some of our top suggested student living Oxford options:
| Best student accommodation Oxford | Top Amenities | Nearest University | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| iQ Alice House, Oxford | Bills Included, Laundry Facility, Bicycle Storage, Games Room, CCTV, City Centre Location | University of Oxford | £373/week |
| Between Towns Court, Oxford | Study Area, Games Room, Social Space, CCTV, Security Team, Washers & Dryers | Oxford Brookes University | £339/week |
| The Spireworks, Oxford | Gym & Yoga Studio, Cinema & Games Room, Laundry Room, Bike Storage, Terrace & Courtyard, Dual Occupancy | Oxford Brookes University | £290/week |
| West Way Square, Oxford | Gym, High-Speed Internet, Study Area, Cinema Room, Rooftop Terrace, Bike Storage | University of Oxford | £285/week |
| Student Castle Oxford | Gym, Study Area, Ultra-Fast WiFi, Bike Storage, 24/7 Security, Outdoor Courtyard | University of Oxford | £265/week |
Most Affordable Student Accommodation in Oxford
Finding an affordable Oxford student house for rent does not have to be difficult. Students looking for studio apartments, shared apartments or private Oxford rented student homes will have a variety of options to choose from depending on their budget. Most students begin their search for shared housing in Oxford at the beginning of October, and if you are looking for value in your Oxford student accommodation, a few solid examples are as follows:
| Affordable Student Accommodation in Oxford | Top Amenities | Nearest University | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Park, Oxford | Bike Storage, Games Room, CCTV, Outdoor Courtyard, Parcel Handling, Maintenance On-Site | Oxford Brookes University | £200/week |
| The Mews, Oxford | Free Wi-Fi (300Mb), Communal Lounge, Outdoor Courtyard, Games Tables, 24/7 Security, Laundry Room | Oxford Brookes University | £217/week |
| Dorset House, Oxford | Communal Study Space, Wi-Fi, Laundry Facility, Bike Storage, CCTV, Secure Access | Oxford Brookes University | £225/week |
| Beech House, Oxford | Wi-Fi, Laundry Facility, Bike Storage, Outdoor Social Space, CCTV, Secure Access | Oxford Brookes University | £248/week |
| Wilson House, Oxford | Gym, Cinema Room, Game Room, High-Speed Internet, Communal Lounge, Outdoor Terrace | Oxford Brookes University | £250/week |
Best Areas to Live in the City
Oxford is a globally acclaimed small city that has a combination of magnificent architecture, natural history, and student life. There are neighbourhoods that can accommodate varying lifestyles and budgets; you may find a busy city centre or a quiet suburb. To help you make a decision regarding what area you want to live in, here is a guide for the City of Oxford. Below are some of the top areas that you can take a look at.
| Area Name | Highlights | Price (Per Week) | Top Oxford student Accommodation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cowley | International food, pubs, and a 3-minute walk to transport. | £190 – £220 | The Park |
| Headington | Campus feel near Oxford Brookes with parks, shops, and 2-minute bus access. | £180 – £210 | The Mews |
| Jericho | Central spot with nightlife, boutiques, and riverside walks. | £200 – £230 | Student Castle Oxford |
Room Types Available in the City
Student housing in Oxford has many options with room types accommodating many different personalities, budgets, needs, and lifestyles. For instance, most student apartments in Oxford are high-quality and fully furnished. The majority of off-campus student accommodation Oxford are purpose-built modern buildings that include many amenities, such as gym facilities or study space. Furthermore, private student housing in Oxford typically has studios, suites, and shared accommodations. Below is a breakdown of the student room types available at Oxford
1. Ensuite Rooms - En-suite rooms have private bedrooms with attached bathrooms.
Privacy: A private bathroom.
Shared Living Areas: Kitchen and lounge are shared.
Ideal For: Students wanting privacy & socialising.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms - Non-ensuite rooms have a private bedroom with a shared bathroom.
Privacy: Bedroom is private, bathroom is shared.
Shared Living Areas: Kitchens and common areas are communal.
Ideal For: Students looking for affordable housing option
3. Shared Apartments
Shared apartments have individual bedrooms while other areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, and lounges are shared.
Privacy: Bedrooms are private.
Shared Living Areas: All areas except the bedroom.
Ideal For: students who enjoy social life.
4. Private Rooms
Private apartments have a full flat with a bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen solely for one person.
Privacy: Full privacy
Shared Living Areas: None.
Ideal For: Students who want full independence.
5. Studios - Studios are independent accommodations with a bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen.
Privacy: Complete independence
Shared Living Areas: No shared spaces
Ideal For: Students who prefer independence and quiet study environments.
Cost of Living In Oxford
Living in Oxford is less expensive than in some other cities, so it will help you plan and budget for your expenses while you are still a student. There are many types of students, and they all have different ways of spending money based on their personal spending habits, but typical amounts spent on rent, food, transport or entertainment per month as an average cost of living in Oxford will be between £1,100 to £1,500 depending on your lifestyle and accommodation choice (e.g. if you choose to live in a university residence with shared facilities or rent a private room). It is important to note that typical student accommodation in Oxford is about 53% more expensive than the national average. Below is an overview of what a typical student is likely to spend when renting a student house in Oxford:
1. Food & Groceries - £200 - £300 per month
2. Transportation - £50 - £65 per month
3. Utilities - £40 - £60 per month
4. Clothing - £25 - £50 per month
5. Sports & Leisure - £60 - £120 per month
6. Rent - £800 - £1100 per month
Student Travel in Oxford
Travelling in the Oxfors is easy, especially for those living in student homes in Oxford. The city’s main transport options are affordable, reliable, and connect you to every university campus, student flat, and neighbourhood hotspot.
| Transport Name | Routes | Student Price |
|---|---|---|
| Buses | Connects all campuses and neighborhoods via Oxford Bus Co. and Stagecoach. | £15 per week (SmartZone app) or £3 per single fare cap. |
| Cycling | Extensive city-wide bike lanes and secure racks; very flat terrain. | £5 per day or approx. £34 per term for student rentals. |
| Trains | Direct links from Oxford Station to London, Birmingham, Manchester. | 1/3 off fares with a 16–25 Railcard (£35 per year). |
Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions in the City
The city of Oxford, known for its educational heritage, has developed into a lively hub of culture, entertainment, and unique experiences enjoyed by all. Here are just a few examples:
1) Dining and Nightlife- The city provides many options for dining out, whether it be by ethnicity or by price range. The center of Cowley Road, often referred to by local students as "the Cowley Road", has many pub/restaurants offering a casual dining experience. Some of the better known restaurant chains include Kazbar (a well-known Spanish and Moroccan restaurant) and The Kazba (a famous Italian restaurant), a few is within the city limits. If you want to go out for a night club, check out Atik, The Bridge, or Plush, or perhaps some traditional English roast beef served in a traditional English pub such as Turf Tavern or Bear Inn (both are among the oldest pubs in the city).
2) Cultural Events and Festivals- Being an educational centre of excellence, Oxford also has a rich cultural background that is explored through many activities and events held throughout the year. Some examples include; the Ashmolean Museum (the first public museum in Great Britain), the Bodleian Library (the second oldest library in the world), the Oxford Literary Festival, and the Oxford Jazz Festival are amongst many events that bring the city together.
3. Adventure & Green Spaces
Oxford have beautiful outdoor escapes despite its compact size. Students usually enjoy evening walks along the River Cherwell. When it's time for relaxing there are places such as University Parks and Christ Church Meadow. Port Meadow.
Top Universities in Oxford
Oxford has many famous institutions and some of the top universities in the world. These draw in students from across the UK and around the world. The city is an ideal destination for students seeking high quality education. Here are some of the top universities located in Oxford:
| University Name | Top Courses | Best Oxford Student Accommodation |
|---|---|---|
| University of Oxford | Medicine, Computer Science, Law, and Humanities (Humanities ranked #1 globally). | Student Castle Oxford |
| Oxford Brookes University | Motorsport Engineering, Architecture, Nursing, and Business Management. | The Spireworks |
| Buckinghamshire New University (Oxford Campus) | Cyber Security, International MBA, and Health & Social Science. | London House |