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Collegiate Cathedral Point, Winchester
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About the Property
Located at Andover Rd, Winchester, United Kingdom, Collegiate Cathedral Point is an exceptional student accommodation in Winchester offering a range of ensuites and studios. This student accommodation is located close to major universities such as the University of Winchester a simple few minutes walk away and the University of Southampton which is a short drive away. Comfort and studies go hand in hand at Cathedral Point.
Winchester is a beautiful and historic city in the county of Hampshire in England known for its diverse culture, attractions and architecture. Given Winchester's rich historical and educational significance, it's estimated that between 30,000 to 50,000 students come to the city each year. The city is close to the western end of South Downs National Park offering a serene experience with lots to offer, after all, the city dates back to the Iron Age which by itself is a proof of its history and incredible experiences. Being the capital of the Kingdom of Wessex in days gone along with a Roman town of significant importance, the city houses impressive landmarks like the Winchester Cathedral which is one of the oldest and largest cathedrals in the world and still continues to hold service after a period of nearly 600 years. There’s more! The city is also home to the legendary round table of King Arthur in the Great Hall which is open to the public. You can also tour the Winchester Castle which has held its ground ever since the 11th century. Museums like the Winchester City museum, or gripping theaters like the Theatre Royal Winchester alongside art galleries provide some entertainment, of course, all this without even mentioning the numerous clubs, bars and restaurants of the city! Come experience Winchester’s glory at Cathedral Point student accommodation.
Features
With a mission to provide utmost comfort and luxury to students, Collegiate Cathedral Point provides a range of room types like Bronze or Silver Ensuites and Gold or Bronze Studios to cater for whatever you may need. Depending on the room you prefer for your academic journey the property features a double bed with under bed storage, a study area for convenient and focused studying, a shower room, a fully fitted kitchen to cook up a feast, and a flat screen TV. The ensuites have a shared kitchen and can have multiple rooms so you can live large with your friends. Your rent covers essential utilities including WiFi, water, electricity, and heating, ensuring a hassle-free and enjoyable stay.
Cathedral Point also offers other amazing fully equipped common amenities such as a common room or communal spaces to hang out and socialise, a landscaped courtyard to have a peaceful time, a games area and pool tables to challenge your mates, a study room for focused study, an on-site laundry for easy stay.
Location and What's Hot?
Located in the historic and picturesque city of Winchester, home to educational institutions like the University of Winchester, Southampton Solent University, and City College, Collegiate Cathedral Point offers an advantageous position for students seeking convenience coupled with local charm. The vibrant student life here is supported by a range of cafes such as The Handlebar Café and The Forte Kitchen, offering cosy spots for a study break or a catch-up with friends. For those who enjoy a livelier scene, popular pubs and clubs like The Westgate and Alfie's provide the perfect backdrop for memorable student nights out. When it comes to dining, Collegiate Cathedral Point Winchester residents are spoiled for choice with restaurants like The Old Vine and The Chesil Rectory offering a taste of Winchester's culinary scene, all within a short distance away from their accommodation. Ensuring everyday necessities are taken care of, Tesco Express and a variety of local grocery stores offer fresh produce nearby. In the unfortunate event of a medical necessity, the Royal Hampshire County Hospital is easily accessible, ensuring peace of mind for both students and their families. Cultural indulgence is readily available with the Winchester Cathedral, just a short stroll away, offering an architectural feast alongside a dash of history. Art lovers will appreciate the proximity to The Winchester Gallery, while literary enthusiasts can explore a wealth of knowledge at the Winchester Discovery Centre. The city’s charm extends to its public spaces, from the serene Winchester College Meads to the bustling Winchester Market, a favourite among students for its variety and vibrancy. In conclusion, Collegiate Cathedral Point, Winchester student accommodation is not just about providing a prime location for university life, but also immersing its residents in the rich blend of local culture, entertainment, and convenience, making it a perfect choice for students who value a well-rounded living experience.
Commute
Collegiate Cathedral Point’s convenient location implies you will be well connected to the local transportation system! You can catch one of the buses to get around the city at Hyde Church Lane which is the closest bus stop to the property. Other bus stops such as Worthy Lane, Peter Symonds and Boscobel Road are also within a few minutes walk from Cathedral Point. If you plan on heading outside the city limits and want to make those trips a reality, you can even catch a train at the Winchester Train Station which is a short stroll from the Student Accommodation Winchester.
Room Types (5)
Ensuite
Bronze Ensuite
Silver Ensuite
Studio
Bronze Studio
Silver Studio
Gold Studio
Shared Community And Utilities
Property Services
Outdoor Features
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House Rules
Payment and Fees
Credit card, Debit card and Bank Transfer. Note: The property does not accept cash.
For 25-26 & 26-27 AY: - 1. The property requires you to have a valid UK Guarantor if you wish to pay in installments. 2. International guarantors are not accepted. Only "Your Guarantor" is accepted by the property as a third-party guarantor service, with a 5% premium.
For 26-27AY :- 1. You must pay £100 to reserve the room (described as Reservation Rent). 2. Once the Tenancy Agreement has been signed, the Reservation Rent will be held until the first rental payment falls due under your Tenancy Agreement and will be offset against the amount due.
For 26-27AY :- Installment options are available only for stays longer than 27 weeks. 1. Payment in full instalment 2. Payment in four instalments
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I arrive out of hours? / When can I check in?
Check-in is available from 9am to 5pm with 24 hours’ notice required.
No arrival slots available, what do I do?
If no slots are available, reaching out to the team will help find an alternative.
What do I do if I'm delayed?
Informing the onsite team as soon as possible will ensure they can assist.
What do I need to bring?
A valid ID and QR code are required for check-in.
Where can I park/unload?
Nearby car parks are available for unloading, and details will be provided upon check-in.
Where is Reception?
Reception is located at the front of the building.
What number should I call if I need help?
A duty number is available for assistance outside of regular hours.
Do they have trolleys?
Yes, but availability is limited.
How do I get to my room?
A team member will provide directions upon check-in.
Do I need to pay before I move in?
The first installment or full payment must be made before check-in.
Can family stay when checking in?
Guests must be signed in at reception, and one overnight guest can stay for up to three consecutive nights.
Is there a luggage storage area?
No, a luggage storage facility is not available.
Is assistance available for luggage upon arrival?
Staff may be available to assist if needed.
Is an airport shuttle service provided?
No, an airport shuttle service is not available.
How do I check in outside regular hours?
Out-of-hours check-in is not available.
Where is the Bin Store?
There are bin stores located in different blocks, and access requires a code.
Where is the Bike Store?
Bike storage is available behind each block, with more details provided upon arrival.
Where is the Cinema Room?
The cinema area is located in the common room.
Where is the Gaming Area?
Gaming facilities are available in the common room.
Where is the Pool Table?
The pool table is located in the common room.
What is included in the rent?
The rent covers all-inclusive bills, WiFi, and contents insurance.
What is the internet speed?
The internet speed is fast.
Is there parking available?
No, parking is not available.
Is there a lift?
Yes, there is one lift per building.
Is there on-site security or CCTV?
CCTV is installed throughout the property, and staff or wardens are present at all times.
Can a tour be scheduled?
Tours can be arranged upon request.
Does the rent include property insurance?
Yes, contents insurance is included.
Is there an age limit for moving in?
Residents must be 18 or over.
Can pets be brought in?
No, pets are not allowed.
Can family members visit?
Guests must be signed in at reception, and one overnight guest can stay for up to three consecutive nights.
Can students move in with an academic visit visa?
Full-time students over the age of 18 are eligible to stay.
Can residents move in early?
Early move-in is not available.
How many floors does the building have?
The building has four floors.
Can a site plan be viewed?
Yes, a site plan is available upon request.
Are there social media links for the site?
Social media accounts are available.
How can availability be checked?
Availability can be checked online or by contacting the onsite team.
How can a booking be made?
Bookings can be made through the website.
What documents are needed?
A valid form of ID, proof of student status, and guarantor details (if applicable) are required.
What room types are available?
Ensuite rooms and studio accommodations are available.
Are female-only shared flats an option?
Requests for female-only flats can be accommodated where possible.
Can photos and videos of the property be viewed?
Photos and videos are available online or upon request.
Is there a well-being and assistance app?
A health support app is available for students.
Where are the Study Areas?
Study areas are available in the common room.
Where is the Smoking Area?
The smoking area is located next to Block A, opposite the common room.
What should I do if the fire alarm is sounding?
Evacuate the building immediately and proceed to the fire assembly point in the car park by the train station.
Is there staff available 24/7?
Office staff are onsite from 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 8am to 8pm on weekends. Overnight, the team consists of night staff and resident assistants.
Do they offer printing services?
Printing services are not provided.
If I receive online shopping packages, will the front desk help with the collection?
Parcels are scanned into the parcel system and can be collected during designated times. Food deliveries must be collected directly by residents.
How do I contact the onsite team?
Residents can visit reception during office hours to speak with the team.
What should I do if I have a complaint?
Complaints must be submitted in writing, and the team will review them accordingly.
Can I have parcels delivered before I arrive?
Due to limited storage space, deliveries before arrival cannot be accepted.
What are the accommodation office opening times?
Office hours are 8am to 6pm.
How do I report a problem out of hours?
Residents can call the duty phone for assistance.
How do I collect mail/parcels?
Letters and small parcels are placed in individual postboxes. Larger parcels can be collected from reception during parcel collection hours.
How can I use a vacuum cleaner?
Ensuite flats have a vacuum in the cleaning cupboard. Studio residents can book a hoover through their portal account.
How can I play pool?
The pool table is located in the common room.
How can I play Xbox/Switch?
A PS4 is available in the common room.
How can I get a replacement key?
Replacement keys are available between 9am and 6pm, Monday to Friday, for a charge.
How do I report a maintenance issue?
Maintenance issues can be reported via the online portal.
How do I access my room?
Rooms are accessed using a key card.
How does the door lock deadbolt work?
Turn the deadlock clockwise to lock and counter clock wise to unlock.
How do my appliances work (microwave, hob, fridge, heater)?
Manuals for all appliances are available at reception, and staff can assist residents if needed.
How do the window vents work?
Not applicable.
How do I keep my room clean? Do they offer a cleaning service?
A cleaning service is not provided—residents are responsible for maintaining cleanliness in their own rooms.
How do I get rid of limescale?
Using a limescale remover regularly is recommended to prevent buildup.
What do I do with my rubbish/recycling?
Each studio includes two bins, and shared kitchens have separate bins for general waste and recycling. Residents must take their rubbish to the bin store.
Am I allowed guests to stay?
Guests must be signed in at reception, and one overnight guest is permitted to stay for up to three consecutive nights.
What time should I avoid making noise?
Excessive noise should be avoided after 11pm.
Do I have to pay Council Tax?
Full-time students are exempt from Council Tax.
Do I need a TV Licence?
Yes, a TV licence is required if watching live TV or BBC iPlayer.
Who can help with WiFi/Network issues?
ASK4 provides support for WiFi and connectivity issues.
When are the communal areas cleaned?
Communal areas are cleaned daily.
How many friends can I invite into the building?
There is no set limit, but guests must be signed in at reception, and overnight stays are limited to one guest for three consecutive nights.
How can the temperature be adjusted?
Residents can adjust the temperature using the thermostat on the radiator in their room.
What events are held in the accommodation?
Events take place throughout the year and are advertised within the building and on social media.
What communal spaces are available?
The accommodation includes a large common area with a cinema section, gaming space, study sections, and an onsite laundry room.
Who will clean up after me?
Residents are responsible for cleaning up after themselves in all communal spaces.
What are the pool table rules?
Residents can use the pool table anytime, ensuring the balls remain on the table and equipment is handled properly.
How do I avoid breaking the pool cues?
Pool cues should be used correctly and returned to the holder when not in use.
How do I top up my laundry credit?
Laundry credit can be topped up using the app.
Who can help with laundry issues?
Support is available through Circuit.
Do I have to pay for laundry?
Yes, laundry services require payment.
How much is the laundry?
A wash costs £3.40, and drying costs £2.40 per cycle.
Is laundry available within individual flats?
No, laundry facilities are shared.
Is the laundry shared?
Yes, all residents use the communal laundry area.
How do I get my rubbish/recycling to the Bin Store?
Bin stores are available in both buildings. In the south block, take the elevator, then turn left twice to find the bin store. In the north block, exit the elevator, turn right to go outside, and enter the gated area using a key card—the bin store is on the right.
What should I do if the nearest bin is full?
If a bin store is full, an alternative store should be used.
When are the bins collected?
General waste bins are collected on Thursdays, and recycling bins are collected on Fridays.
How do I get access to the Bike Store?
Bike storage access requires a key card.
I have an e-scooter/electric bike. What should I do?
E-scooters are not allowed inside the accommodation and will be removed if found.
Is there bike storage?
Yes, external bike racks are available at the front of the building, and secure bike lockers can be provided.
Is bike storage free?
A deposit of £20 is required for secure bike lockers.
Which blocks are accessible?
All blocks have accessible entry, and shared ensuite accessible rooms are available on the ground floor.
Where is step-free access available?
Step-free access is available throughout the property.
Does the entrance have step-free access?
Yes, the main entrance has step-free access.
How can I meet people?
Residents can connect through social group chats and community events held throughout the year.
What should I do if I need help?
Support is available by visiting reception or contacting the onsite team.
Can neighbor details be shared before arrival?
Resident details cannot be shared, but group chats are available to connect with others moving in.
In what condition should I leave my room?
Rooms must be cleared of all belongings and rubbish and should be left clean.
Do I need to clean my room?
Yes, rooms must be cleaned before departure.
Where do I return my key?
Residents can book a checkout slot and return their key at reception.
Can I store any items?
Storage is only available if residents are staying in the same room the following year.
How far is the walk to the university?
The University of Southampton is a 15–20 minute walk or a 4-minute car journey. The University of Winchester is a 20–25 minute walk or a 6-minute car journey.
Where is the Library?
Winchester Library is an 8-minute walk away.
Where is the Student Union?
The Student Union is located within the university's main campus.
How close is the local shop and food stores?
The closest shop, a Tesco Express, is just a 1-minute walk away.
How close is the train station?
The train station is located right next to the property, just a 1-minute walk away.
Where are the bus stops?
The closest bus stop is a few minutes’ walk away near the train station, and the main bus station is about 15 minutes away on foot.
Where can I hire e-scooters?
E-scooter hire is not available in Winchester.
What are the local attractions?
Winchester has several historical sites, including the Cathedral, the Round Table, and Jane Austen’s House.
Where is the nearest coffee shop?
The nearest coffee shop is just a 3-minute walk away.
What is the best nightclub?
Winchester does not have a nightclub, but there are plenty of bars and pubs to visit.
Is there a local gym?
There are several gyms in the town center, all within a 5–10 minute walk.
Where do I register with a GP surgery?
Registration can be completed by visiting a doctor’s surgery and filling out a form.
Where is the closest hospital?
The Royal South Hants Hospital is a 15-minute walk or a 5-minute car journey away.
Where is the nearest police station?
The nearest police station is located in the town center, about a 10-minute walk away.
Where is the local bank?
Local banks are found in the town center, approximately a 5–10 minute walk away.
Where is the local pharmacy?
The nearest pharmacy is inside Boots in the town center, about a 10-minute walk away.
Where is the local supermarket?
The closest supermarket is a Tesco Express, just a 1-minute walk from the property.
What public transport can I use to get to my university?
The number 5 or 66 bus from the train station provides transport to the university.
Where is the nearest public transport?
The nearest bus stop is a 2-minute walk from the property, and the main bus station is about 15 minutes away on foot.
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Affordable Student Accommodation in Winchester
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Choosing the right area can make a noticeable difference when searching for Winchester student housing. Each neighbourhood offers its own vibe, depending on your lifestyle and budget.
| Area | Student Vibe | Commute to the University of Winchester | Avg Rent (p/w) |
|---|---|---|---|
| City Centre | Lively, close to shops and cafes | 5-10 mins walk | £180-£300 |
| Stanmore | Budget-friendly with strong student presence | 10-15 mins walk | £130-£200 |
| Hyde | Quiet and scenic residential area | 15 mins walk | £150-£220 |
| Weeke | Well-connected and practical | 15-20 mins bus | £140-£210 |
| Badger Farm | Peaceful and suburban | 20 mins bus | £130-£190 |
Room Types for Student Accommodation in Winchester
Students looking for student accommodation in England can choose from a variety of room types in Winchester, depending on their preferences and budget.
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Self-contained spaces offering full privacy.
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Planning your budget is key when choosing Winchester student accommodation. On average, students spend between £1,000 and £1,500 per month, excluding rent. Here’s a general breakdown:
1. Accommodation: £600-£1,000 per month
2. Food & Groceries: £180-£300 per month
3. TV/Subscriptions: £10-£25 per month
4. Mobile Phone: £15-£30 per month
5. Clothes: £50-£90 per month
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8. Travel: £50-£90 per month
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Choosing student accommodation near Winchester University ensures you stay close to one of the city’s key institutions.
| University | Rank / Recognition | Popular Courses |
|---|---|---|
| University of Winchester | Known for strong student satisfaction | Business, Education, Psychology, Creative Arts |
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