Carfax Quarter – Oxford

Queen St, Oxford, OX1 1EJ, United Kingdom
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102 ft from City Center
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game room
cinema
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Cinema room
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Cinema room
Games room
On-site laundry facilities
Secure bike storage
City Centre location
Close to University of Oxford

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the Holding Deposit and what happens to it?

They ask you to pay a Holding Deposit to secure your room. When your tenancy commences, the Holding Deposit will convert into a refundable Security deposit. All deposits are registered with TDS which is a government accredited Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme provider. At the end of your tenancy a final inspection of your room will be carried out prior to your move out and if any deductions are required they will be discussed with you at this point. Assuming the room and its belongings are in the same condition as when you moved and you have provided your bank details within our Portal you will get your deposit back within 10 working days. If you cancel your room booking within 14 days of your Accommodation Offer then you will be entitled to a full refund. After 14 days, the Holding Deposit is non-refundable*.

Is there an age limit for booking ?

they only accept bookings if you are over 18, with the exception of properties in Scotland where you must be 16 or over. This is due to the legally binding tenancy agreement that every tenant is required to sign when living They also can only accept people in full time education.

Do you provide female only accommodation?

they do provide female only accommodation in some of  their  schemes but it is not guaranteed that this will be possible. Please speak to the site team to find out more information.

Can I choose who I live with?

They are more than happy to accommodate groups as well as individuals. Where youre not booking in a group,they understand your flat mates will be key to your experience so when you book as an individual, they will ask you a series of questions to help us to match you with the perfect flatmates.

Am I allowed to have guests?

Yes. It is your home so you are allowed to have guests visiting you.

Is there always a member of staff available?

 Their  standard office hours are between 10am 5pm. Out-of-office hours are also supported by emergency contacts.

Can I bring my own electrical equipment for cooking, i.e. rice cooker?

No they do not advise you to bring your own electrical cooking equipment for health and safety reasons.

Who cleans the room and the communal area?

The students are responsible for their own rooms and communal kitchen within the flat. All other rooms and communal areas are cleaned by the site cleaner.

What happens if I don’t get on with my new flatmates? Can I swap rooms?

If you are having any issues please contact the Accommodation team in the first instance, they will do all they can to help. In exceptional circumstances it may be possible to move you; however they would look to resolve any issues with you all.

What if something in my flat breaks or isn’t working?

Drop us an email or pop into the office to let us know, their on-site Maintenance team will be able to deal with most things.

Can I have pets?

No pets are permitted under the term of the tenancy agreement.

Can I have my groceries delivered to site?

Yes. Groceries can be delivered to the reception area, but you are to ensure that you are available to take receipt of the delivery. Delivery drivers are not to be given access to the flats.

Do I have WiFi?

Yes, WiFi is included in your rent. Youll also have a broadband connection in your room on your desk.

Why do I need a Guarantor?

All students who wish to pay their rent by using an instalment plan are required to provide a qualified UK Guarantor. This provides us with the security and knowledge that the rent will be paid in full if you were to default on payment.

What are the payment options for international students?

Housing Hand charges a one-off fee that you can either pay up front before the start of your tenancy or in 8 instalments (if on a 12-month contract). For students the fee will is 60% of your monthly rent with the minimum price starting at 295 for 12 months cover. The exact cost depends on your several factors including the amount of your rent, you will be given a no obligation quote for the cost of the service on application.

I have booked a room but failed to obtain a visa, can I cancel my booking?

Yes you are entitled to cancel your booking but they will need you to provide proof for this.

What’s provided in the bedroom? Do I need to bring my own bedding?

Facilities and features can vary; typically you are provided with a bed, a study with a desk and a chair, bookshelves, wardrobe and plenty of storage. Bedding is not provided with each room as most of their students prefer to bring their own, however you can order bedding and kitchen utensils from their friends UniKitOut to be delivered to your room prior to your move in.

Can you arrange an airport pick up service?

Most sites will be more than happy to arrange an airport pick up service for you. You just need to let us know your name, arrival date and time and your flight number, well then arrange the transport for you. Please ensure you have enough UK Sterling to pay the taxi fare and check with your chosen property first.

Can I move in before my contract starts?

It is possible but it depends on each scheme. They would advise you to check with the accommodation team before you make any arrangements.

Can I stay over the summer?

Most of their  sites offer summer stays. Please check with the accommodation team for further information.

What documents do I need to check in?

You will need to bring a method of Identification with you to the accommodation, either a Driving License or Passport, a letter of confirmation from the University. They also need a passport photograph.

What time can I arrive?

This depends on the scheme you will be living in. Please contact the accommodation team via the online contact form or email the site directly.

Is there somewhere to park when they are unpacking?

If you are travelling via car on move in day they will inform you in advance whether theres a drop off bay on site for you to off load any suitcases or belongings, or they will send you the location of the nearest car park. Its important to book your move in slot with us in advance so that they can make sure these resources are available to you on the day.

I will be arriving out of hours on move in day, is this okay?

They understand that sometimes students will need to arrive outside of arrival hours. They ask for you to contact your Accommodation Team at the earliest possible opportunity to ensure that they can provide all the necessary information and ensure that they have got everything ready for your arrival. For example they need to ensure that they have received all relevant documentation, the booking fee and first instalment before they can move anybody in.

Who will I meet on move in day?

It might not be a manager who will be there for the check-in however the Accommodation Team will always aim to introduce themselves at the earliest opportunity so you know who they are.

Can I move out early?

Yes but you will still have to pay rent for the full length of your agreed tenancy, even if you no longer live at your accommodation.

When something is broken or doesn’t work, how does my son/daughter report maintenance?

In the event that something is broken or doesnt work in any part of the accommodation, the student needs to report the issues to the accommodation office who will escalate it accordingly. They have maintenance wizards that work full or part time on site depending on the property. They are there for the hour of need replacing light bulbs, blown fuses, blocked showers etc. they do also work with local contractors for isolated issues. Your son/daughter will always be given at least 24 hours notice if a maintenance operative or contractor needs to access their room. they always offer for the maintenance operative/contractor to be escorted for the jobs entirety if necessary.

How to communicate with us?

they know it can sometimes be unsettling when your son/daughter leave home for the first time, despite it being one of the proudest moments they understand it can be hard. As parents its natural to worry, they find a common one is  their  students not responding to phone calls or e-mails as quickly as they might have done at home. they always respect that all  their  students are responsible adults and are sensitive to respecting their privacy, however they appreciate that some situations can be distressing. they therefore always encourage all  their  parents to contact the accommodation team by phone or e-mail (details available on your relevant scheme page) if you have any concerns regarding your son/daughter. A member of the accommodation team will pop over to their room to give a friendly knock on the door to check everythings okay. If theres any reason why they arent able to support your concern they will always try to direct you to the appropriate department at the University/College.

Can students have post and parcels delivered?

they are proud to offer a postal service during office hours within our schemes. they always communicate the postal process to their students when they move in, however they will always make every effort to ensure that your daughter/son gets their mail safely. they always asks for students to inform the staff if they are expecting a recorded or special delivery for the site team to ensure that someone is available for the delivery. they also always ask for the student to bring some ID for when they come to collect the parcel. they recognise that the students cant always come down themselves; they are flexible with friends picking up parcels however the student needs to contact the accommodation team to let them know in advance. they cannot be liable for any direct, indirect or consequential loss arising from accepting mail on students behalf. Although they will make every effort to ensure the students get their mail safely, they will not be responsible if recipients fail to collect their deliveries, packages are stolen or damaged due to circumstances beyond the control of the accommodation team. they also are not responsible for packages that arrive outside office opening hours or when the accommodation team are out of the office. If the students dont collect their mail within 4 weeks it will be returned to the sender.

How do you allocate rooms?

they take booking preferences very seriously and take great pride in being able to accommodate these in most cases. There is a preference box on the booking form which allows the student to put any preferences they might have, for example friends they wish to live with, location of room within the building, same sex cluster flats. they always do  their  best to accommodate these preferences, if for whatever reason they cant fulfil them they will always try to achieve one or two and notify the student if they arent possible.

Do I need to have a UK-based guarantor?

You only need to provide a UK-based guarantor if you wish to pay your rent in three instalments. You do not need to provide a guarantor if youre paying the full annual rent in advance.

Are there any additional bills to pay?

There are no additional bills to pay. Their weekly rents include all costs utilities, WiFi, and access to all of  their communal areas including Management Office, Private Dining areas etc.

How secure is the accommodation?

they want you to feel safe and secure at all times. they understand how important safety and security is to students when it comes to choosing a place to live. Thats why weve taken every effort to ensure that they provide the best services so that  their  students can thoroughly enjoy living with us. they have 24 Hour CCTV Cameras installed in all of  their  buildings, internally and externally. Secure Key Fob Door Entry & Bedroom Door Locks. There are also locks on all private bedrooms and out-of-hour security is there to support the community if you have any security concerns, ensuring your security and safety. 
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Oxford Student Accommodation

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About Oxford

Oxford, often celebrated for its prestigious universities, such as the Oxford Sixth Form College, is a city steeped in history and intellectual prowess within the heart of England. Its winding streets, with Gothic spires and tranquil courtyards, tell tales of the city’s rich heritage, which dates back centuries.

Oxford Accomm for students caters adaptly to a vibrant student population, fostering a community where academic life thrives. The city ranks highly on the QS Student Cities index. Oxford’s various districts brim with character, ranging from the lively Cowley Road to the serene parks of North Oxford.

 Not only this, living in a student accommodation Oxford, you are close to important cities and areas, such as High Wycombe, Reading, Cheltenham, and Jericho. With plenty of Oxford student accommodation options, students at Ecole de Management de Normandie's Oxford Campus also find a comfortable and conducive environment for both study and leisure.

Best Student Accommodation in Oxford

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1. West Way

2. The Spireworks

3. Dorset House

4. Beech House

5. Student Castle Oxford

6. The Park

7. The Mews

8. Cambridge Terrace

9. Between Towns Court

10. iQ Alice House

Cost of Living in Oxford

Understanding the cost of living in Oxford is crucial for students who plan to study and reside in this historic academic city. With a cumulative monthly cost of living estimated at around £1,200 - £1500, students need to budget wisely to accommodate their academic and personal needs. Oxford student accommodation options and living expenses significantly influence student finances and lifestyle choices, making it essential to be well-informed about potential costs. Below is the breakdown that may help you with financial planning:

1. Food & Groceries: £200 - £250/Month

2. Transportation: £95 - £105/Month

3. Utilities (including internet): £150 - £175/Month

4. Clothing: £75 - £100/Month

5. Sports & Leisure: £60 - £100/Month

Student Travel Oxford

For students seeking Oxford student accommodation, efficient travel options are vital to enjoy a smooth and affordable living experience. Here, we explore the different public transportation options available near the Oxford student accommodation. Student travel near Oxford is well-supported with several transportation modes:

1. Buses: Oxford has an extensive bus network, which is the most popular mode of travel for students. Single fares start from around £2, but students can save substantially by opting for season tickets or using a contactless payment card like the Oxford SmartZone card for better deals on weekly or monthly passes.

2. Cycling: The city is also known as the 'City of Dreaming Spires' and is incredibly cycle-friendly, encouraging students to take up cycling as a sustainable transport method. You can easily rent a bike from various cycle hire shops, with daily rates typically around £10-£15. Plus, there are comprehensive cycle routes across the student accommodation in the UK.

3. Trains: For longer distances or trips to neighbouring towns, the train is a suitable option. Oxford Station provides frequent services to various destinations, with the cost of a single-ticket journey starting from around £5. Students can benefit from a 16-25 Railcard throughout Great Britain.

4. Walking: Given Oxford's compact nature, sometimes the best way to get around is simply on foot. Many of the student accommodations in Oxford are centrally located, making walking a viable and cost-effective option for students to get to classes or explore the city.

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2. Radcliffe Camera

3. Christ Church

4. Oxford Castle & Prison

5. Ashmolean Museum

6. Bodleian Library

7. Pitt Rivers Museum

8. University of Oxford Botanic Garden


Universities in Oxford

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1. Lincoln College

2. Oxford Sixth Form College

3. University of Oxford

4. Oxford Brookes University

5. Ecole de Management de Normandie - Campus d’Oxford

6. City of Oxford College