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Centro House, Stirling
About the Property
Centro House Stirling, standing proud on Wellgreen Pl, Stirling FK8 2EG, UK, is a popular choice among students looking for quality Stirling student accommodation. The property offers a range of studio rooms. Centro House is perfect for students looking for accommodation near Stirling University or the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
Stirling is a compact student city in central Scotland, home to around 10,000 students studying at the University of Stirling and Forth Valley College. The city is easy to navigate, with quick access to campus, supermarkets, cafes, and scenic green spaces. Popular student areas include Bridge of Allan, Causewayhead, and Stirling city centre. Students can explore local attractions like Stirling Castle, the Wallace Monument, and enjoy annual events such as the Bloody Scotland Crime Writing Festival and the Stirling Highland Games.Stirling has a temperate climate with cool, wet winters (average lows around 1–2°C) and mild summers, with highs around 18°C in July. Part-time work is available in cafes, shops, hospitality, and on campus. Opportunities also exist in nearby sectors such as education, tourism, and public services. While job availability is moderate, living costs are lower compared to larger cities, and student areas are generally safe and well-connected by local buses and trains.
Features
Centro House Stirling is designed for student comfort and convenience. Offering a diverse range of stylish and comfortable living options, Centro House Stirling delivers a home-away-from-home experience for students in Stirling. Room options like Classic Studio, Premium Studio, and Premium Studio Accessible provide ample room storage to keep living spaces uncluttered and organised. Imagine preparing a meal in a modern kitchen with appliances, including a gas stove, oven and hobs, microwave, fridge/freezer, and sink, making cooking and cleaning easy and efficient. The wardrobe and chest of drawers provide ample storage, keeping belongings neatly arranged. The bed offers a restful and comfortable space to relax after a busy day. Each room also includes a study desk with a chair, providing a dedicated space for focused studying. The breakfast bar adds an extra touch of convenience, perfect for casual meals or socialising. These are just a few of the thoughtfully selected room amenities aimed at ensuring daily convenience and comfort. Each room at Centro House comes with a private bathroom and a private kitchen.
On-site common amenities further enhance the living experience at Centro House Stirling. The property includes study rooms, perfect for focused academic sessions, a cinema room for movie nights, and a games room to unwind with friends. Socialise in the communal spaces,, and take advantage of practical amenities like laundry services, vending machines and bike storage. This property truly emphasises community and convenience, offering students a balanced lifestyle. It also offers a recycling bin, making the property environment-friendly, an accessible entrance ensuring easy entry and a parking facility. Centro House Stirling also ensures the proper security of the residents with their CCTV, content insurance and on-site maintenance. The rent of the property also includes the bill for water, electricity, heating, and wifi.
Location and What's Hot?
Centro House Stirling stands proud amidst Stirling's historical charm and youthful energy. The proximity to esteemed educational institutions like the Institute of Cancer Sciences University of Glasgow, and the University of Glasgow within the vicinity, makes it a great choice among students. Centro House in Stirling is located close to a range of student-friendly amenities. Nearby cafés include Dreams Delight and Waitrose Café, while local nightlife spots such as Port Customs Bar and Allan Park are easily accessible. Grocery stores like Iceland Supermarket and Waitrose & Partners are within walking distance for daily essentials.
Stirling Community Hospital is nearby for healthcare needs. For green spaces, Kings Park offers a quiet place for walks and outdoor activities. Cultural landmarks such as Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument are also close, providing easy access to the city's historic attractions.
Commute
For students residing at Centro House, Stirling, navigating the city is a seamless and convenient experience. Nearby, students can find the Stirling Railway Station along with numerous bus stops, such as Wellgreen Road (Stance 1) and Wellgreen Road (Stance 3), that will connect them to the various parts of the city. Whether attending classes, exploring local attractions, or running daily errands, the accessibility of these transport options simplifies the ease of commuting from Centro House Stirling student accommodation. Edinburgh Airport is the closest airport to Centro House Stirling.
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Payment Policies (4)
- Security DepositThis property requires security deposit.
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers 1, 3, 4, 12 flexible instalment plans.
- Mode Of PaymentPayment via easy transaction modes.
1. At the time of booking you will be asked to pay a Holding Deposit. Payment of the Holding Deposit constitutes your acceptance that the Holding Deposit is retained to secure your room in accordance with the property's terms and conditions.
2. The deadline to conclude the Tenancy Agreement following the receipt of the Holding Deposit fee shall be 7 days thereafter, or any other period agreed by them (the "deadline").
3. By entering into the Tenancy Agreement your Holding Deposit converts to your refundable Security Deposit.
4. Unless otherwise stated on the property's web page, your Security Deposit will be refunded to you at the end of your tenancy if there are no outstanding arrears or damage to your room and/or communal areas.
If you have a UK-based guarantor, you can pay your rent in 3 or 4 instalments. The first instalment must be paid at least 5 weeks before your contract start date. Please note that you will not be permitted to move into the property until this payment has been received.
The remaining instalments are due as follows:
Second instalment – September
Third instalment – January
Final instalment – April
If you are a International Student you can pay your rent in monthly instalment with an International guarantor
You can pay via Recurring Card, Direct Debit or via Bank Transfer.
Cash and Cheques will not be accepted and will be turned away if presented at site.
Recurring Card payments can be selected at the time of booking and Direct Debit can be selected by the online portal. If an alternative method of payment is required, such as a bank transfer, or you wish to change your payment method, please contact the property team directly for details.
1. You need to provide a UK-based guarantor or International guarantor, in case you wish to pay your rent in instalments. You do not need to provide a guarantor if you're paying the full annual rent in advance.
2. A guarantor is a person aged 18 or above who accepts joint financial responsibility for the tenancy and is liable to pay the rent if for any reason the student is unable to maintain payment of the rents as they fall due.
3. The landlord has the right to pursue the guarantor for recovery of any outstanding money therefore, it is important that any guarantor understands their obligations.
Note: If you are unable to provide your own UK Guarantor, the property recommends the service of Housing Hand.
Cancellation Policies (5)
- Cooling Off PeriodThis property offers cooling-off period.
- No Visa No PayThis property allows cancellation due to visa rejection.
- No Place No PayThis property allows cancellation if admission is not secured.
- Replacement Tenant AcceptedThis property allows cancellation upon finding replacement tenant.
- Other cancellation policiesGeneral cancellation policies may apply to this property.
If you choose to cancel your booking, you have 7 calendar days from the date you receive the original accommodation offer to do so and receive a full refund of the holding deposit paid. If you make your booking less than 7 days before your scheduled check-in date, you may cancel your booking until the earlier of:
- 7 days after receiving the accommodation offer email, or
- The tenancy start date on your tenancy agreement.
To cancel your booking, send an email to the relevant accommodation office email address listed in the contact details on the individual site. The property management will refund your holding deposit within 7 calendar days of cancellation. If you cancel your booking after the cooling-off period has expired, you will not receive a refund of your holding deposit, and you and your guarantor, if applicable, will be required to fulfill the obligations set out in the tenancy agreement.
Failure to obtain a UK Visa
If you fail to obtain a UK Visa before the start date of your tenancy, the property management will cancel your tenancy agreement and refund any rent payments made, so long as you provide within 72 hours of receiving your official confirmation:
1. Supporting official evidence that your visa was declined.
2. Written confirmation that you wish to cancel your booking.
Period From & Including when you have entered into the Tenancy Agreement
If you have entered into the tenancy agreement and wish to cancel your booking after the cooling-off period has expired, the property management will release you from the contract up to and including 22nd August 2025, provided you meet the following criteria and can provide sufficient evidence:
If you are a first-year prospective undergraduate student and your offer from your preferred university or higher education institution is withdrawn because you did not achieve the required entry grades, or you exceeded the required entry grades and choose to attend a different university.
To meet the criteria, you will need to:
- Provide a written rejection letter from your chosen university or higher education institution within 72 hours of your exam results being published.
- Provide a copy of the acceptance letter from your new university.
If proof is provided in accordance with these terms and conditions to the reasonable satisfaction of the property management and the landlord, you will be entitled to cancel the booking and will not be liable for the contractual obligations outlined in the tenancy agreement from the date of cancellation.
If you cancel your booking and find an eligible replacement tenant, subject to the property management's approval, you will be released from the contractual obligations outlined in the tenancy agreement. Any overpaid rent will be refunded to you, minus an amount equal to your holding deposit as a cancellation fee. The site team will confirm your official release date.
Cancellation After you have moved into the accommodation
The property management hopes you have a pleasant stay in your accommodation. However, if you decide to leave during your contracted term, the landlord may agree to release you from your contract provided the following conditions are met:
1.You agree not to transfer or sublet the tenancy created by the tenancy agreement to anyone else without obtaining written consent from the property management.
2. You find a suitable replacement to take a new tenancy agreement for your room for the remaining period of your contract.
2.1 Replacement tenants must be 18 years or older and enrolled as full-time students at a university or college near the accommodation. If the accommodation has agreements with specific universities, the replacement may need to be enrolled at one of those universities. Please check with your accommodation team.
2.2 The incoming tenant must enter into a tenancy agreement with the property management and pay all sums due under this agreement.
2.3 The incoming tenant, where applicable, must provide a suitable guarantor who accepts the terms and conditions set out in the tenancy agreement.
3. Refunds due will not be processed until the replacement tenant has signed the tenancy agreement, paid, and moved into the accommodation. If you find someone to take over your contract, you will need to pay a £50 administration fee.
Period Before You Enter Into Your Tenancy Agreement
The Landlord and property management reserve the right to not return your Holding Deposit and cancel your booking on notice if:
1. They take all reasonable steps to enter into the Tenancy Agreement before the deadline and you fail to do so, for example, if you fail to complete your application or provide guarantor details and supporting documentation in good time;
2. You provide them with irrelevant false or misleading information; and/or
3. They are prohibited from entering to the Tenancy Agreement because of the Immigration Act 2014.
Cancellation By The Property Team or The Landlords
The terms and conditions require you to sign your Tenancy Agreement online within 14 calendar days of receiving the Offer of Accommodation. If you fail to sign your agreement within this timescale, the property management may cancel your booking, giving notice by email and you will forfeit any booking fee paid if it is outside the cooling off period above.
If you fail to find someone to take over your tenancy, you will be responsible for paying the full rent until the end of your contracted time at the accommodation.
If you fail to check-in on your accommodation start date and you have not signed your agreement, the property management may cancel your booking at any time by giving notice by email. If you are outside the cooling off period, your Holding Deposit will not be refunded. Once you have signed your Tenancy Agreement, it may only be terminated if you and the property management mutually agree to do so or in the circumstances set out above.
Cancellation for any other reason
If you have entered into the tenancy agreement and you wish to cancel your booking after the cooling off period has expired and you do not fit into the property management's eligible criteria above, you will not get your holding deposit returned to you, and you and your guarantor, will be required to meet the obligations set out within the tenancy agreement regardless of whether you have collected your keys.
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Stirling Student Accommodation
Stirling is a compact, historic, & student-friendly city known as the “Gateway to the Highlands.” With iconic spots like Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument, the city offers a balanced lifestyle that suits both local and international students. Its safe environment, easy navigation, and strong cultural heritage make it an appealing destination for university life. Finding the perfect student accommodation in Stirling is easy, thanks to the city’s wide range of housing options that suit every lifestyle and budget. With a growing student population of over 18,500 students, university halls fill up quickly, making off-campus student housing in Stirling a popular choice. Students can pick from private rooms, shared apartments, and modern studios that offer comfort and affordability. Most Stirling student accommodation is close to the city centre and campus. At the heart of the city is the Stirling University, ranked among the top 40 universities in the United Kingdom and recognised globally for its strong teaching and research.
Amber offers great off-campus student accommodation in Stirling to students who wish to live in the city near campus. With students from over 120 nationalities, Stirling offers a welcoming international community and a high student satisfaction rate of over 85%. Popular providers include CRM, which offers modern amenities like high-speed Wi-Fi, study areas, and communal spaces for socialising and relaxation. Top properties include Riverside Quay and Centro House. Centro House is described as a wonderful home away from home by students. Riverside Quay is located 1.7 miles from the university, requiring a 25-minute commute via public transport.
About Stirling
Stirling is a lively city in central Scotland, known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and growing student population. As one of Scotland’s most historic cities, Stirling offers a perfect mix of traditional charm and modern living, making it an ideal location for students seeking the best student accommodation in Stirling. Stirling’s population of around 18,500 students contributes to a lively environment that blends academic focus with a variety of social and cultural opportunities. It’s home to some of the best UK universities. In terms of safety, Stirling stands out with its low crime rate of 52.89 crimes per 1,000 people, well below the national average. The city enjoys a safety index of 82%, making it one of the safest places for students to live in Scotland. This ensures students can feel secure while enjoying all that the city has to offer.
The city’s commitment to student well-being extends beyond safety, offering a high standard of living and a welcoming environment for residents. With a 92% employment rate and an unemployment rate of just 3.2%, Stirling provides excellent opportunities for part-time work and internships, making it ideal for students living in student accommodation in Scotland. Surrounded by parks, hiking trails, and landmarks such as Stirling Castle, students here enjoy a balanced lifestyle that blends study, recreation, and history. Whether you’re staying in affordable student accommodation in Stirling Scotland, the city’s connectivity, community spirit, and scenic beauty make it an exceptional place to study and live.
Best and Affordable Student Accommodation in Stirling
Finding the right student accommodation in Stirling is essential for a comfortable and affordable living experience. Many students choose off-campus student accommodation in Stirling to enjoy more space, privacy, and flexibility compared to traditional dorms. Amber simplifies the search for Stirling student accommodation by offering a range of verified listings that are close to educational institutions, safe, and tailored to student needs. Whether you’re looking for a private studio or a shared flat, amber helps you find the best Stirling student accommodation options that fit your budget, with flexible lease terms to match your academic schedule. Some of the most popular and affordable student accommodation Stirling options include:
1. Riverside Quay - from £155 per week - ★★★★★ (4.9/5) - “Riverside Quay is an amazing place to spend your time during the semesters. Staff are supportive and always up for a chat. Rooms are of a high standard and homely, not only that, but the cinema room and social space are great places to spend time with friends, the study spaces give you a place to get your head down with no distractions. I would encourage anyone to book a room at Riverside!”
2. Centro House - from £220 per week - ★★★★★ (4.8/5) - “Centro is a great place to live while studying, it’s quiet, tidy and close to everything you could need in town, as well as the university and other campuses. There’s never any issues, and the building is managed, cleaned, and maintained perfectly, as well as having loads of great events throughout the year. The best student accommodation in Stirling.”
Best Areas to Live in Stirling
Stirling is a dynamic city offering a range of neighbourhoods that suit different student lifestyles, from lively city living to calm, residential areas. Here are some of the best areas to live in:
1. City Centre Stirling: At the heart of the city, this area is ideal for students who want everything within walking distance, cafés, shops, restaurants, & entertainment. It’s also well-connected to Stirling University and close to King’s Park, one of the city’s most popular green spaces. The average rent in this area is £600 to £850 per month.
2. Bridge of Allan: Just a short walk or bus ride from the university, Bridge of Allan is known for its scenic views of the Ochil Hills and peaceful environment. Students can find a mix of student accommodation in Stirling here, along with cosy cafés like The Allan Water Café and small local boutiques. The average rent in this area is £550 to £750 per month.
3. Alloa Road Area: Located south of the city, this neighbourhood offers affordable housing options & convenient transport links to Stirling University. It’s great for students who enjoy outdoor activities at Forth River. The average rent in this area is £450 to £650 per month.
4. Cowane Street: Cowane Street is a residential area close to the city centre, offering a blend of tranquillity and accessibility. It’s well-connected by public transport and surrounded by local cafés and cultural landmarks, making it a practical yet peaceful choice. The average rent in this area is £500 to £700 per month.
5. St. Ninians: Known for its budget-friendly accommodation and welcoming community, St. Ninians is a popular choice among students. It offers easy access to campus via bus routes and green spaces like Forthside Park, ideal for studying outdoors or relaxing after class. The average price for student accommodation in this area is £400 to £600 per month.
Room Types for Stirling Accommodation
The city offers a wide range of student accommodation in Stirling options to suit different living preferences, budgets, and lifestyles. Standard rooms feature a private bedroom with shared kitchen and bathroom facilities. Private rentals include options like shared rooms, ensuites, and studio flats. In private rented accommodation, you will likely have bills to pay on top of your rent. Many student accommodations in Stirling include utilities such as electricity, gas, water, and internet in the rent. Whether you prefer privacy or a more social environment, here are the most common room types available for students in Stirling:
1. Non-Ensuite Rooms
Non-ensuite rooms are a more budget-friendly option, offering a private bedroom with shared bathroom and kitchen facilities. These rooms are perfect for students who prefer privacy while keeping costs low. This type of student accommodation in Stirling also provides an opportunity to socialise and meet new people in shared living spaces, making it an ideal choice for students on a budget.
2. Studio Apartments
Studio apartments in Stirling offer students complete independence. These fully self-contained units include a private bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen all in one. This room type is ideal for students who value privacy, independence, and self-sufficiency. Studio apartments are perfect for those seeking a quiet, personal living space with all the amenities they need.
3. 1-Bed and 2-Bed Apartments
1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments are great options for students who want more space and prefer living with a roommate or partner. This type of student accommodation in Stirling provides private bedrooms with shared living spaces, creating a quieter and more comfortable living environment while still enjoying shared amenities.
4. Shared Apartments
Shared apartments are a popular choice for students who enjoy community living. Typically, shared apartments feature private bedrooms with shared kitchen and bathroom areas. This student accommodation in Stirling style fosters social interaction and is ideal for students looking to meet new people, form friendships, & enjoy a lively, community-oriented living arrangement. A shared house in Stirling will cost you £86 per week. On average, the deposit in a shared house in Stirling will be £344.
5. Ensuite Rooms
Ensuite rooms in Stirling provide students with their own private bedroom & an attached bathroom, while sharing communal areas like the kitchen, living spaces, & on-site gym. This room type is ideal for students who seek privacy but still want to be part of a shared living setup. Ensuites offer a perfect balance of personal space and the opportunity for social interaction.
Cost of Living in Stirling
Living in Stirling is generally more affordable than in larger cities. With careful budgeting, students can comfortably manage their monthly expenses while enjoying the city’s cultural and academic offerings. Stirling provides a balance of modern amenities, historical charm, and green spaces, all at a reasonable cost. On average, students can expect to spend between £800 and £1,200 per month, excluding rent. On average, the deposit in a shared house in Stirling will be £344. This budget will cover essential living expenses like food, transport, mobile services, and leisure activities. Here's an approximate breakdown of typical monthly costs for students in Stirling:
1. Accommodation: £400 to £700 per month
2. Groceries: £160 to £280 per month
3. Food: £120 to £280 per month
4. Utilities: £90 to £160 per month
5. Internet & Mobile: £50 to £80 per month
6. Leisure & Social Activities: £70 to £180 per month
7. Miscellaneous: £60 to £120 per month
8. Transportation: £30 to £70 per month
Student Travel in Stirling
Getting around Stirling is a breeze for students thanks to its compact layout, reliable transport network, and scenic routes. Whether you’re heading to a lecture, meeting friends in the city centre, or taking a weekend trip across Scotland, the city offers plenty of affordable and sustainable ways to travel.
1. Bus: Stirling’s bus system is efficient and student-friendly, connecting major parts of the city, including Stirling University, the city centre, Bridge of Allan, and nearby neighbourhoods. Operated mainly by First Bus, services run frequently throughout the day, with late-night routes available on weekends. A single fare costs around £2.50, while student passes or monthly tickets help reduce daily travel costs. The dedicated UniLink route makes commuting to campus quick and convenient.
2. Train: Located right in the city centre, Stirling Railway Station provides fast links to Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Dundee, making it easy to explore Scotland between study breaks. Trains are frequent and comfortable, with student discounts available through the 16-25 Railcard or Young Scot National Entitlement Card. Most key Scottish cities are just 30-60 minutes away, making Stirling an ideal base for weekend travel.
3. Cycling: For those who prefer eco-friendly transport, Stirling is a bike-friendly city with plenty of dedicated cycling paths and riverside routes. Many student lets in Stirling include secure bike storage, and affordable rental options start from around £10 per day.
4. Walking: One of Stirling’s biggest advantages is its walkable city centre. Most cafes, shops, and student accommodations are within walking distance of the university, allowing students to easily run errands or grab a coffee between classes. Walking also lets you explore Stirling’s scenic spots like King’s Park and the Old Town, offering a calm break from busy student life.
Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions in Stirling
Stirling offers a perfect mix of academic focus and exciting social activities for students, providing a dynamic and enriching environment. From lively dining and nightlife to stunning green spaces and cultural landmarks, Stirling has something for everyone. Stirling is home to a variety of student-friendly dining spots. For a relaxed meal, students flock to local favourites like The Portcullis for a cosy atmosphere and The Royal George Hotel for hearty Scottish meals. Stirling's nightlife is lively, with spots like The Settle Inn offering a great place to unwind with friends and enjoy drinks. For those looking to explore more, The Allan Park Tavern hosts live music nights, providing the perfect space to dance and socialise.
Stirling has a rich cultural scene, hosting events like the Stirling International Arts Festival, which celebrates local art, theatre, and music. Students can immerse themselves in cultural experiences at the Macrobert Arts Centre, showcasing performances and exhibitions throughout the year. Stirling Castle, a major historical attraction, offers guided tours and insight into Scotland’s fascinating past, making it a must-see for students keen on history. Stirling is surrounded by beautiful landscapes perfect for outdoor activities. The University of Stirling campus offers a peaceful setting, with University Lake and Back Walk ideal for a stroll. The Ochil Hills provide fantastic hiking opportunities for students seeking adventure and relaxation. For a laid-back experience, students can enjoy a picnic at Kings Park or explore the Forth and Clyde Canal, offering scenic routes for cycling and walking. Stirling offers a variety of shopping experiences, from high-street retailers to local boutiques. The Thistles Shopping Centre is perfect for mainstream shopping, with stores like H&M and Marks & Spencer. For unique finds, students can visit Stirling Farmers’ Market or the Old Town for local crafts, antiques, and artisanal products. With its mix of modern and independent stores, Stirling offers plenty of options to cater to all tastes and budgets.
Top Universities in Stirling
Stirling is a lively academic hub in Scotland, offering students access to several prestigious universities with diverse academic programs. Here are some of the top universities in and near Stirling:
1. Stirling University: The Stirling University is a leading public university in Scotland and has a student population of over 14,000. It offers a wide range of programs across disciplines such as business, health sciences, education, and the arts. Students easily find their Stirling University halls of residence via amber. Living on campus allows access to university facilities like the library, sports centre, and supermarket.
2. Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU): Located in Glasgow, just a short distance from Stirling, GCU is one of Scotland's largest universities, with a student population of nearly 23,000. It offers a wide range of programs in areas such as business, engineering, health, and social sciences.
3. Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS): With a student population of around 1,240 in higher education, it offers world-class training for aspiring performers. RCS provides undergraduate, postgraduate, & doctoral programs in areas such as classical music, acting, and ballet, making it a top choice for students pursuing creative arts careers.