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Chambers 51, Wolverhampton
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About the Property
Chambers51 is a popular choice for student accommodation in Wolverhampton. Located at 31-53, Lichfield St, Wolverhampton, WV1 1EQ, United Kingdom, this property offers a range of studio and ensuite rooms. Universal Student Living Chambers51 is a great student accommodation near the University of Law Birmingham (39 min drive away) and Dudley College (20 min drive away).
With a student population of over 23,000, Wolverhampton is a lively city that blends rich history with modern living. The city offers a welcoming atmosphere with popular student areas like the city centre and Whitmore Reans, known for their lively cafés, pubs, and easy access to the University of Wolverhampton. Wolverhampton has a temperate maritime climate, featuring mild summers and cool, wet winters. Rain is fairly common throughout the year, and occasional snowfall can occur in winter, especially in the surrounding areas. Many students find part-time work in hospitality, retail, and customer service, with opportunities available in local restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues. The city’s growing sectors in manufacturing, engineering, and creative industries also provide internships and graduate roles. Wolverhampton’s cultural scene is diverse, with theatres, art galleries, music venues, and festivals enriching student life. Annual highlights include the Wolverhampton Literature Festival, music gigs at the Slade Rooms, and the lively Christmas markets, all contributing to the city’s energetic and student-friendly environment.
Features
At Chambers51 student accommodation in Wolverhampton, students can choose from en-suite rooms like Classic 3 or 6 Bed with a private bedroom, private bathroom, and shared kitchen, or self-contained Studios like single,classic,premium with a private kitchen and living space. Each room at Chambers51 is thoughtfully designed with a comfy bed for restful sleep, a desk and chair for focused study, and cupboard space, a wardrobe, and a shelf to keep your belongings organised. The property also features a communal area to relax and connect with others, a cosy sofa for comfort, and an American-style fridge freezer to store your meals with ease.
Chambers51 student accommodation offers a range of common amenities to enhance your student life. Stay active at the on-site gym, unwind with friends in the communal lounge, or enjoy a game at the pool table and table tennis area. For quiet study sessions, the dedicated study room provides a focused environment. The vending machine is always there for a convenient grab-and-go option. The rent of Chambers51 also includes the bills for water, heating, wifi, electricity and content insurance.
Location and What's Hot?
Wolverhampton is home to the prestigious University of Wolverhampton, School of Jewellery, and Sandwell College creating a lively student community in the city. Chambers51 is a popular student accommodation located just a 4-minute walk from the university, making it an ideal choice for students seeking convenience and comfort. Nearby, students can enjoy a variety of dining options, including Costa Coffee, Coffee Republic, The Hungry Bistro, and The Lighthouse, known for its delicious seafood dishes. For a sociable night out, popular local pubs such as The Newhampton and The Royal Oak offer great atmospheres within walking distance.
In addition, Chambers51 is surrounded by essential convenience stores and supermarkets like Tesco and Sainsbury’s, ensuring students have easy access to groceries and daily necessities. For healthcare, New Cross Hospital and local clinics are readily accessible for any medical needs. Students can unwind and explore cultural venues such as the Grand Theatre or visit the Wolverhampton Art Gallery and Black Country Living Museum to enjoy the region’s rich history and arts. Green spaces like West Park provide a peaceful retreat from city life, while the nearby Molineux Stadium is a favourite for sports fans. With its lively surroundings and practical amenities, Chambers51 student accommodation offers a well-rounded and engaging student lifestyle in Wolverhampton.
Commute
Universal Student Living Chambers51 boasts excellent travel accessibility, making it convenient for residents of Chambers51, Wolverhampton, to explore the city and beyond. This accommodation in Wolverhampton for students ensures easy access to various transportation options, allowing students to navigate the city with ease. Princess Street (Stop AW) is just a 2-minute walk, whereas Thornley Street (Stop AV) is also close to Chambers51 Wolverhampton. For those who prefer the train, Piper’s Row and Wolverhampton are the closest tram stations.
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Room Types (6)
Ensuite
Classic 6 Bed Ensuite
Classic 3 Bed Ensuite
Studio
Classic Studio
Premium Studio
Single Studio
1B
One Bed Apartment
Shared Community And Utilities
Fitness And Recreation
Security
Outdoor Features
Bills Included
House Rules
Payment and Fees
For AY 25-26 & AY 26-27: 1. When you accept your room offer, you’ll be asked to pay a deposit to secure your room. The deposit will depend on the room type you select. The deposit might change due to availability, please get in touch with your amber agent to know more. 2. The deposit will vary from property and your deposit is placed into a deposit protection scheme, and will be returned to you at the end of your contract subject to the contract terms. 3. The amount returned to you will depend on any outstanding charges and any damage found in your room or the communal areas of your apartment.
For AY 25-26 & AY 26-27: 1. If you have a UK guarantor you can pay rent in three installments, and they ask for the initial payment 3 weeks before checking in. 2. If you do not have a UK guarantor you will be required to pay your rent in full, 6 weeks before the date your tenancy commences. Please note: You must have paid the rent due by the time you arrive to check in.
For AY 25-26 & AY 26-27: Credit/Debit card, bank transfer, & online payments.
For AY 25-26 & AY 26-27: A. The property requires you to have a valid UK Guarantor if you wish to pay in installments. B. If you are unable to provide your own UK Guarantor, the property recommends the service of Housing Hand. C. The property does not accept international guarantors. Please Note: Your UK guarantor must: - 1. Be resident in the UK for a minimum of 1 year 2. Be over 21 years of age 3. Be a homeowner or in full time employment 4. Provide a copy of photographic identification, such as a passport, driving licence or ID badge 5. Provide a copy of proof of your UK address which must be less than 3 months old, such as a utility bill (e.g. electricity, water, gas, telephone), a bank statement or a Council Tax bill.
For AY 25-26 & AY 26-27:- Dual occupancy is available on most rooms over 23sqm. Both occupants would need to apply and mention in their application that they are applying for dual occupancy so that the price can be amended. The price would be the total rent plus an additional £50 and then divided by two for each occupant’s weekly cost unless otherwise stated.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my rental price include car parking?
Can I book if I'm under 18?
They can accept under 18s in some of their properties subject to their Policy for Students under the Age of 18.
Can I purchase bedding and kitchen packages?
What do I need to bring with me?
Is there car parking facilities for when I move in?
Does my rental price include room cleaning?
Are pets allowed?
What can I bring?
Do they provide summer accommodation?
Do I have to move out during the holidays?
Do I need to pay council tax?
If you do not have this when you move in because you have not yet enrolled on your course, please ensure that you bring with you the name of your university and your university student ID number.
What can be recycled?
Recycling is one of the best ways for you to have a positive impact on the world in which we live. Recycling is important to both the natural environment and us. We must act fast as the amount of waste we create is increasing all the time.
Management want to do their bit to protect the world, and they’re sure you want to do your bit too, so to make being eco-friendly easy for you they’ve provided recycling and refuse bins throughout your accommodation and they encourage all students to use the facilities provided to recycle waste where possible.
You should make sure that you empty packages completely and give them a quick rinse before you recycle them. Below you can find examples of what you can recycle and what goes in the different bins.
Be aware that if you put things in the wrong bin, it will contaminate the whole waste load which means that they cannot send that waste to be recycled. So, please take an extra couple of seconds to put things in the correct bin so they can help divert as much waste from going to landfill as possible.
Almost anything made of glass can be recycled, so make sure you put items like glass bottles and jars in the right bin and do not recycle broken glass or light bulbs. Anything that does not feature a recycling label must be put in the refuse bin. Other items that are not recyclable include: batteries, electrical appliances, kitchen waste, polystyrene, foam and sanitary products.
Items that can be recycled are:
• Plastics
• Plastic cups and lids
• Milk bottles
• Takeaway containers
• Plastic bottles such as water, shampoo or sauce bottles
• Cardboard and Paper
• Newspapers and magazines
• Food cartons
• Emptied pizza boxes
• Envelopes or loose office paper
• Aluminium and Steel
• Drinks cans
• Empty aerosol cans
• Food cans
• Lids from glass bottles and jars
Thank you for being responsible residents and for helping the world!
Can I move in before I pay my rent?
Can I pay my rent from overseas?
Can I book a room without a viewing?
How long does a viewing take?
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What are emergency numbers in the uk?
To contact the emergency services (Fire Service, Police, Ambulance and Coast Guard) dial 999.
For non-emergency police assistance call 101.
When should I use 101?
You should call 101 to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response. For example:
• Your car has been stolen
• Your property has been damaged
• You suspect drug use or dealing in your neighbourhood
• Give the police information about crime in your area
• Speak to the police about a general enquiry
You should always call 999 when it is an emergency, such as when a crime is in progress, someone suspected of a crime is nearby, when there is danger to life or when violence is being used or threatened.
To contact the NHS for non-emergency medical advice and assistance, dial 111.
When should I use 111?
You should use the NHS 111 service if you urgently need medical help or advice but it's not a life-threatening situation.
Call 111 if:
• you need medical help fast but it's not a 999 emergency
• you think you need to go to A&E or need another NHS urgent care service
• you don't know who to call or you don't have a GP to call
• you need health information or reassurance about what to do next
For less urgent health needs, contact your GP or local pharmacist in the usual way. If a health professional has given you a specific phone number to call when you're concerned about your condition, continue to use that number. For immediate life-threatening emergencies, continue to call 999.
