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Bryson Court - Portland Green Student Village, Newcastle

Portland Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 1DT, United Kingdom

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1.1 mi from City Center

( 7m. 20m. 26m)

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About the Property

Bryson Court is located at Portland Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 1DT, United Kingdom. This Newcastle upon Tyne student accommodation offers premium ensuite and studio apartments for students near the academic institutions. Northumbria University Faculty of Business and Law is a short 10-minute walk from here. Similarly, INTO Newcastle University is a 9-minute drive for the students from Bryson Court Newcastle upon Tyne student housing. Newcastle upon Tyne is a beautiful cathedral city with more than 42,000 students studying here, and over 7,500 are international students. The city has a safety index score of 61 and offers safe places to live. With this thoughtfully curated Newcastle student city guide, you can explore the city and learn more about it.

Newcastle upon Tyne is one of the cheapest places to live in the UK. Its cost of living is 22% lower than that of London. A student can expect to keep a budget of around £1,100 to £2,000 per month. Portland Green Bryson Court is also an affordable accommodation for you. While living here, you can explore the strong job market with an employment rate of 74.35. There are also 1.02 jobs per working-age person. Fresh graduates can grab these opportunities and build a promising future.

Features

Bryson Court Portland Green Student Village has many room types for students. You can choose from a Standard En-suite, a Standard Plus En-Suite, a Premium Ensuite, or a Premium Studio, according to your budget. These floor plans range from 13 - 14.4 sqm to 22 sqm. To maintain a healthy sleep routine, there is a small double bed. Storage options include a wardrobe and under-bed storage for your belongings. The spacious kitchenette helps you go about your daily tasks easily. To complete your schoolwork, there is a study area as well. Each unit has its own amenities, so you can choose one that meets your needs.

Portland Green Bryson Court accommodation has many common amenities and modern facilities, such as a common room for your relaxation. Fitness lovers will appreciate the gym facilities to continue their workout routine and meet their fitness goals. The study room offers a focused learning environment for you. The games room will keep you engaged in stimulating games and matches. The laundry room and bike storage are available for everyday convenience. For any grievances, the on-site support or on-site maintenance can be reached out to. 24/7 security keeps the property safe. The rent is all-inclusive of gas, water, electricity, high-speed wifi, and contents insurance. Moreover, Bryson Court reviews have a 3.9 rating out of 5 for all these features.

Location and What's Hot?

Bryson Court is a student-friendly accommodation, with local stores, social spots, and educational institutions around it. While living here, you can study at Newcastle University and Northumbria University Newcastle. These are not more than a 10-minute drive from here. Grocery shopping can be done at Family Shopper and Tesco Express. Shieldfield Pharmacy and Quayside Pharmacy Ltd are nearby for buying any healthcare products.

Ernie Deli Shop is a perfect spot for affordable and quick meals. For tasty and spicy Mexican food, there is Burritos & More! You can grab your coffee from The Factory Kitchen and Unity Coffee as these are some of the best cafes in Newcastle. Billy Bootleggers is full of life with live music playing all around. You can gather with your friends at Ship Inn for drinks and cocktails. For artistic inspiration, you can visit the Biscuit Factory. Moreover, all these engaging spots are close to Bryson Court.

Visiting Newcastle Castle is one of the exciting things to do in Newcastle. There are film nights and live performances that you can enjoy once in a while. The Gateshead Millennium Bridge is a sight to behold with its lights and intriguing architecture. Students will have fun learning with hands-on science exhibits at the Life Science Centre. Rotating exhibits by global artists and performers are open for your exploration at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art. You will enjoy learning more about the ancient mummy and life-size Tyrannosaurus rex at the Great North Museum. All these interesting tourist places can be visited during your stay at Bryson Court.

Commute

Students can easily go about the city via buses, metros, and trains. The extensive bus routes connect the city centre to the suburbs. You can get on a bus within a 5-minute walk from Warwick Street Stadium or Portland Street-Warwick Street. The trains are best for long journeys and will take you to neighbouring cities. You can board a train within a 13-minute walk from Manors Train Station. The metro is a quick way to reach anywhere within the city. You can hop on a metro within a 15-minute walk from Manors or Jesmond. All these convenient modes of transportation are located close to Bryson Court.

Room Types (4)

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Ensuite

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

Standard En-suite

Starting From:£125/week

Ensuite

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

Standard Plus En-Suite

Starting From:£155/week

Ensuite

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

Premium Ensuite

Starting From:£210/week

Ensuite

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

Studio

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

Premium Studio

Starting From:£237/week

Studio

Entire Place

Private Bathroom

Private Kitchen

Amenities

Shared Community And Utilities

Study Room

Common Room

Bike Storage

Games Room

Fitness And Recreation

Gym

Security

24/7 Security

On-Site Support

Property Services

Laundry Room

On-Site Maintenance

Bills Included

Gas

Water

Electricity

High-Speed Wi-Fi

Contents Insurance

House Rules

Cancellation Policies

Cooling Off Period

For 25-26 AY & 25-26 Jan Intake (Short Term Lets): - 1. Property offers a ‘cooling off period’ of 7 days upon receipt of your Advance Rental Payment. 2. If an Advance Rental Payment is not required, the 7 days ‘cooling off period’ starts when your booking confirmation email has been sent. 3. If you cancel within the cooling off period, you will no longer be liable for the contractual obligations set out in the tenancy agreement and they will refund your Advance Rental Payment.

No Visa No Pay

For 25-26 AY & 25-26 Jan Intake (Short Term Lets): - 1. If your UK visa has been denied, then you must provide proof emailed to site within 72 hours. Upon receipt of the proof your booking will be cancelled, and they will refund your Advance Rental Payment and 1st rental instalment. You will no longer be liable for the contractual obligations in your tenancy agreement. 2. If you fail to send the proof within the 72-hour timescale, your Advanced Rental Payment will be retained. If you fail to

No Place No Pay

For 25-26 AY & 25-26 Jan Intake (Short Term Lets): - 1. If you have failed to obtain your grades, then you must provide proof emailed to site within 72 hours. Upon receipt of the proof your booking will be cancelled, and they will refund your Advance Rental Payment and 1st rental instalment. You will no longer be liable for the contractual obligations in your tenancy agreement. 2. If you fail to send the proof within the 72-hour timescale, your Advanced Rental Payment will be retained. If yo

Replacement Tenant Accepted

For 25-26 AY & 25-26 Jan Intake (Short Term Lets): - 1. Once you have collected your keys or your tenancy start date has commenced you lose the right to cancel your tenancy. You are liable for the full rent unless a suitable replacement is found to take over your tenancy and its contractual obligations. 2. You agree that you shall not transfer or sublet your tenancy to anyone else without obtaining written consent of the property. 3. Only when a suitable replacement has been found and they h

Room allocation

Students can indicate specific room number or location preferences during the booking process, and the Amber team will accommodate these preferences wherever possible, based on availability.

Check in guide

Approximately 2–4 weeks prior to the scheduled move-in date, students will receive check-in instructions via email. This communication will include the steps required to select a check-in date and time slot, complete necessary documentation, and settle any outstanding payments prior to arrival.In case of any questions or queries, please feel free to contact the Amber team, and our team will assist to ensure a smooth check-in process.

Renewal policy

Students who wish to extend their stay can contact the Amber team for renewal or rebooking at the same accommodation. Our team will support the renewal process and help students secure a suitable room of their choice. Students are encouraged to reach out early to ensure they can rebook the same room or another room of their choice at the same property.

Early check in policy

Early check-in requests can be shared in advance with the Amber team. Our team will do a feasibility check to facilitate early check-in requests based on room readiness and availability. Additional charges may apply where applicable.

Payment and Fees

Mode Of Payment

Credit card, Debit card & Bank transfer.

Additional Fees

Laundry facilities - This is not included in the rent and the students will have to pay for each wash.

Guarantor Requirement

For 25-26 & 26-27 AY: 1. You need to provide a valid UK based or international guarantor if you wish to pay in installments. 2. To qualify, all we need from the guarantor is: A valid photo ID, and Proof of address document

Booking Deposit

For 25-26 AY & 25-26 Jan Intake (Short Term Lets): - 1. Property requires you to pay £150 advance rent payment at the time of booking. 2. This will be offset against your first rental installment.

Pay In Instalment

The property accepts: 1. Payment in full (no guarantor required) 2. You can also pay in 4 instalments. Also, if you want to pay in instalments, you must be required to have a valid UK based or international guarantor. Note: For short length tenancies, rent must be paid in full. For 25-26 Jan Intake (Short Term Lets): - for semester lets we require payment upfront before check in – if it is for a longer term then we will take 4 weeks ahead of move in and then they can either pay in installments using a guarantor or they can pay in full prior to arrival without using a guarantor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Students Choose Their Flatmates?

Yes, the management offers group booking options so friends can live together. If students are booking individually, the team does their best to match young adults with flatmates based on preferences like study habits and socialising.

What’s Included in the Rent?

The rent covers:

All utilities (gas, water, and electricity).
High-speed Wi-Fi.
Access to facilities like gyms, cinema rooms, and study spaces.
On-site support from trained staff.
The only additional charges are for laundry and vending machines.

Who’s On Site to Support Students?

The team in each property varies depending on its size, but every property has key staff in place to ensure students feel supported and at home.

Property Manager: The go-to person for any big questions or concerns, ensuring everything runs smoothly in the accommodation.
Customer Advisors: These friendly faces do much more than answer day-to-day queries like parcel collection or directions. They organise engaging activities and events, from welcome week celebrations to Halloween parties and sensory mornings, creating a real sense of community.
On-site Maintenance Staff: Ready to tackle repairs quickly and ensure the building stays safe, comfortable, and functional.
Cleaning Staff: Keep communal areas spotless and welcoming, ensuring a hygienic environment for everyone.

These teams are backed by expert central and head office teams, providing the experience and resources needed to handle any situation. Students will always have the support they need to thrive.

What Happens if a Student Struggles Academically?

University can be challenging, and it’s natural for students to feel overwhelmed at times. While staff are not academic advisors, they work closely with local universities to guide students towards the support they need.

University Support Services: These may include tutoring, writing workshops, and access to helpful study resources.
Study-Friendly Environments: Properties feature quiet study spaces and private rooms, perfect for group projects or focused study sessions.

Students are encouraged to connect with their university’s student support teams, who are dedicated to helping them succeed. The team is there to support them every step of the way.

Can Students Stay During the Holidays?

Absolutely! Many tenancies include the full academic year, covering holiday periods like Christmas and Easter. If students are staying during these times, the team will still be on-site to offer support, and there’s always someone available to help. For summer holidays, if the tenancy is ending but a student would like to stay longer, extensions can often be arranged based on availability. The property makes it easy for students to feel at home, no matter the time of year.

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What Happens if a Student Has a Health Emergency?

Students are recommended to register with a local GP upon arrival to ensure access to healthcare when needed. For immediate emergencies, staff are trained in first aid and can provide support until professional medical help arrives. In the case of a serious health issue, emergency services will be contacted and the student’s emergency contact notified as soon as possible.

What If a Student Doesn’t Get Along with Their Flatmates?

Sharing a space can sometimes be tricky, but the team is there to help. Students are encouraged to try open and respectful communication with their flatmates to resolve any issues. If that doesn’t work, staff can step in to mediate and find a solution. In extreme cases, the option of transferring the student to a different room may be explored, subject to availability. The goal is to foster a supportive and harmonious living environment for all.

What If a Student Wants to Cook but Isn’t Confident?

Cooking for the first time can feel daunting, but support is available.

Fully equipped kitchens: Every shared flat includes a well-equipped kitchen to make cooking easy.
Simple recipes and workshops: The team shares easy-to-follow recipes and, at some properties, hosts cooking workshops to build confidence.
Communal dinners: Events like communal dinners encourage students to cook and share meals with their flatmates.

The environment makes it easy for students to enjoy cooking and feel at home in the kitchen.

How Do Students Get Their Post and Packages?

Receiving parcels is simple and secure. Customer advisors manage all deliveries and ensure students can collect their post safely during designated hours.

How Do You Help a Student Adjust to Independent Living?

Moving away from home is a big step, and support is provided to help students on their journey to independence.

Workshops: Sessions on budgeting, cooking, and time management are offered.
Customer advisors: The friendly team is always available to provide advice and guidance.
Social events: Community-building activities help students settle in and feel at home.

What If a Student Has a Disability or Special Requirements?

The team is committed to providing inclusive and accessible accommodation. If a student has specific needs, they are encouraged to contact the team before booking so that the room and building can be tailored to their requirements.

Can Students Receive Grocery Deliveries?

Yes, grocery delivery services like Tesco, Sainsbury’s, and others can deliver directly to the property. If needed, customer advisors can assist with managing deliveries.

Ready to Book? Here’s What You Need

Personal details
Name, address & contact details of the guarantor
Be ready to pay your advanced rent

How Do You Handle Deliveries for Students Who Aren’t Home?

If you aren’t home to receive a parcel, their customer advisors can securely hold it at reception until you can collect it. For added security, proof of identity is required when collecting packages.

What If I Have Never Lived Independently Before?

They understand this can be a big adjustment. Their team is there to help, offering support with budgeting, cooking, and time management. They also organise social events to help students build connections and feel at home in their new environment.

What Happens If a Student Gets Homesick and Wants to Come Home?

Homesickness is a normal part of the transition to university life, and their team is experienced in supporting students through it. If students want to come home for a short visit, they’ll be ready to welcome them back with open arms when they are ready to return.

What Happens If Students Miss an Event or Deadline?

They understand life can get busy. Their team ensures students are aware of important dates, such as rent payments, rebooking deadlines, and check-out instructions. They send regular reminders to keep students informed and on track.

What If A Student Has A Late-Night Emergency?

Their properties are staffed 24/7, so help is always available. Whether it’s a medical concern, lockout, or urgent issue, students can reach out to the on-site team for immediate assistance.

How Do You Support Students Who Work Part-Time Jobs?

They understand that many students balance their studies with part-time work. Their properties are designed to support this lifestyle, offering quiet spaces for studying and social areas where students can relax and unwind after a busy day.

What Happens If A Student Loses Their ID or Bank Card?

Their team is on hand to provide advice on how to report and replace lost items. They can also help students locate nearby branches or online resources for essential services.

Can You Help Students Get a Part-Time Job?

Yes, absolutely! They are there to support students in all aspects of their university experience, including finding part-time work.
On-Site Paid Roles: They offer part-time positions within their accommodation, such as Student Ambassadors or Customer Advisor Assistants, which students can apply for.
Job Fairs: At some of their larger properties, they host job fairs during Welcome Week, connecting residents with local businesses and recruiters.
Partnerships With Local Employers: They collaborate with local businesses and job agencies to share opportunities that fit around students' studies.
Advice and Guidance: Their on-site team provides tips on writing CVs, preparing for interviews, and balancing work with academic commitments.
They know that finding a part-time job is a great way for students to gain experience, make connections, and manage finances—and they’re there to support students every step of the way.

How Do You Support LGBTQIA+ Students?

They are dedicated to creating a safe, inclusive, and welcoming environment for all students, including LGBTQIA+ residents. They celebrate diversity and ensure everyone feels respected and valued during their time at the property.

How Do You Support Students With Neurodiversity?

They are committed to creating an inclusive and supportive environment for all residents. They understand that everyone is unique, and they offer tailored support for those with neurodiverse needs.

What Are Your Recycling and Sustainability Practices?

They are committed to sustainability. Recycling facilities are available in all their properties, and they encourage tenants to use them. Some properties also participate in green initiatives, such as energy-saving programmes and waste reduction events.

What Happens If the Wi-Fi Stops Working?

Their properties are equipped with high-speed, reliable Wi-Fi. In the rare event of a connectivity issue, their support team works quickly to identify and resolve the problem, ensuring minimal disruption.

How Do You Support Mental Health?

Teams are trained in mental health first aid and actively collaborate with organisations like Student Minds and Cameron’s Companions to ensure young adults have access to the support they need. This includes providing helpful resources, organising workshops, and fostering a supportive environment where young adults feel comfortable seeking help.

What Are the Wi-Fi and Internet Facilities Like?

All properties feature high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the building, perfect for studying, video calls, and streaming. This service is included at no extra cost, and support is available for any connectivity issues.

Forbidden Items?

To ensure the safety and comfort of everyone, the following items and activities are strictly prohibited:

Illegal Drugs: Any young adult found in possession of drugs will be reported to the police and their university.
Smoking or Vaping Indoors: Smoking, including e-cigarettes and vapes, is only permitted in designated smoking areas. Tampering with smoke detection equipment is illegal and could lead to criminal charges and significant fines.
Electric Bikes and Electric Scooters: These are not allowed inside the building due to safety and fire regulations.
Pets: No pets of any kind are permitted, including fish or exotic animals. If pets are found, they will be removed, and the RSPCA may be contacted.
Adhesive Decorations: Items such as LED lights or Command Hooks must not be stuck to walls, as they can cause damage and result in charges.
Cars: Unless agreed in advance, cars should not be brought to the property. Parking is limited and available only at some sites by permit.

These rules are in place to ensure a safe and pleasant environment for all young adults.

Are Parties Allowed?

Parties are a natural part of university life, and support is provided to ensure they remain fun while respecting the community.

Are Guests Allowed?

Yes, young adults are welcome to have guests stay for up to two nights, including family members. For longer visits, a list of nearby hotels with preferential rates is provided for families coming to visit. Guests are the responsibility of the tenant.

What Support Do You Provide During Exam Periods?

To help young adults stay focused and refreshed during exam periods, wellness activities are offered to ease stress and boost well-being, as well as grab-and-go breakfasts to ensure they start their day with energy. Properties provide a calm, supportive environment that’s perfect for studying. Rent reminders are paused during exam weeks to reduce stress.

What Happens If a Student Needs to Extend Their Stay Temporarily?

If a student needs to stay longer than their tenancy allows, support is provided to assist with arranging an extension, subject to availability.

Insurance?

Contents insurance is included within the tenancy. Further details of the policy and what is included can be found within the student handbook.

TV Licence?

A TV licence is not included as part of the tenancy agreement. If a student brings their own TV, or if the flat has a TV in the shared communal space that they’d like to watch, a TV licence will be required.

What Happens If a Student Breaks Something in Their Room?

If something is broken, it should be reported through the maintenance system on the app as soon as possible. The team will assess the damage and arrange for a repair or replacement. In most cases, the cost will be added to the student’s account. Prompt reporting can help reduce charges and prevent further damage.

What Should Students Do If They Lose Their Key or Access Card?

Lost keys or access cards should be reported immediately. A replacement will be arranged and security will be maintained. A small replacement fee may apply.

What Happens If a Student is Struggling Financially?

If there are difficulties paying rent or other expenses, students should reach out as soon as possible. The team can offer advice, help set up a payment plan, or direct them to university support services for additional assistance.

What Happens If a Student Has a Maintenance Issue?

For issues like a leaky tap, broken light, or heating problem, the maintenance team is ready to help. Requests can be submitted through the resident app, and urgent issues are prioritised for prompt resolution.

How Do You Handle Room Maintenance During the Year?

Routine inspections are carried out to proactively identify and address maintenance issues. If a problem arises between inspections, it can be reported through the app and the team will respond promptly.

What Happens If There’s a Power Cut or Utility Issue?

In the rare event of a power cut or utility problem, the maintenance team responds promptly to resolve the issue. For larger-scale disruptions, coordination is done with local utility providers to minimise inconvenience and restore services as quickly as possible.

How Do You Handle Noise from the Surrounding Area?

Properties are designed to minimise external noise with double-glazed windows and soundproofing in communal areas. If noise becomes an issue, students are encouraged to report it so appropriate action can be taken, whether it’s within the property or from nearby sources.

Are Sites Safe?

Many sites have onsite security staff and digital entry systems in each building. For some properties, an emergency contact number is provided when staff are not onsite, ensuring that the buildings remain safe and secure.

Are There Staff Available Onsite?

Each site has a dedicated team, with someone available to support residents 24/7. For some locations, an emergency contact number is provided when staff are not onsite.

Can I Buy Bedding and Kitchen Utensils?

Yes, absolutely. Bedding and kitchen utensils can be purchased through a partnered service and will be waiting upon arrival.

Can a Student Bring Their Own Furniture?

All rooms are fully furnished, so bringing extra furniture is not necessary. However, small personal items like lamps, cushions, or rugs are welcome to help personalise the space.

Can Students Tour the Property on Check-In Day?

Yes, communal areas such as study spaces, lounges, and other facilities can be toured on check-in day. Staff members will be available to provide guidance and answer any questions.

Will There Be Parking Available on Check-In Day?

Yes, temporary parking is available for drop-offs on check-in day. Staff will guide to the designated area and assist with unloading. If parking is limited, alternative options nearby will be provided.

What If a Student Wants to Move to a Different Room?

Room changes are possible, subject to availability. A transfer fee may apply to cover the administrative cost of the move.

Can Students Personalise Their Room?

Personalising the space is encouraged—within reason:

Decorate the provided noticeboard and shelves for a personal touch.
Avoid damage-causing items like adhesive hooks or LED lights.
Add comfort with small plants, bedding, and personal photos.

What Happens If a Student Locks Themselves Out?

In case of being locked out, students can visit reception or contact the on-site team for access. Identity verification will be required for security purposes.

How Are Flatmate Conflicts Resolved?

The onsite team is trained in conflict resolution and can mediate when needed. If an issue cannot be resolved, room transfers may be considered based on availability.

Can I Smoke in My Flat?

No, smoking—including e-cigarettes and vapes—is not allowed inside rooms, communal areas, or any internal parts of the building due to fire safety. Designated outdoor smoking areas are available.

Can a Student Stay Over the Summer if They Find Work?

Yes, subject to availability. Flexible tenancy extensions are offered for students wishing to stay during the summer for internships, jobs, or other commitments.

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