About the Property
Find your perfect student accommodation in Hull. Choose from a large portfolio of unique uni student houses and apartments – located on the popular student streets around Cottingham Road, Newland Avenue and Beverley Road.
Properties range from one to six beds, so whether you prefer to live in a quiet or bustling house, there’s something to suit you. Full of character and with plenty of space, these large Edwardian terraced homes make for the perfect student pad.
What will you get
Common Amenities
Cancellation Policies (1)
Frequently Asked Questions
What's included in the rent?
This varies across residences. Please refer to the respective property pages and confirm with the site managers.
Do I need to pay council tax?
Full-time students are exempt from paying council tax. However, the tenant is liable for any council tax charges that may be incurred. For example, some councils may charge students out of term time.
What is provided in my room?
All our residences are furnished but you would need to bring your own bedding and kitchen utensils.
Can I bring my own electrical equipment?
For health and safety reasons, you are not allowed to bring certain electrical equipment. These include, among others, rice cooker, microwave, slow cooker, heater, fridge, dishwasher, humidifier, smoke machine, and electric blanket.
Where can I do my laundry?
All our residences have an on-site laundry room with washing and drying machines.
Can I bring my car?
Some of our residences have car parking facilities available for a small charge. Please confirm with the site managers.
Can I smoke in my room?
Smoking is not permitted in all our residences. It is against regulations and in breach of the contract if you smoke or permit someone to smoke inside the property.
Are pets allowed?
No pets, except registered assistance dogs, are permitted under the terms of the tenancy agreement.
Can I live at the property?
They accept bookings if you are over 18 so that the tenancy agreement will be legally binding. Unless specified elsewhere, you have to be a full-time student to live with them. If you turn 18 in the first semester of university, an adult over the age of 18 must be a co-signatory on your tenancy agreement.
How do I pay my rent?
You can pay your rent by recurring card payments or bank transfers. they will provide account details for bank transfers upon request. Please note that for properties in Hull, termly rent payments are required by direct debit or post dated cheque.
Can I pay in instalments?
You can pay in instalments if you have a UK guarantor or use the guarantor service provided by Housing Hand. If you do not have a UK guarantor, you will have to pay your rent in full in one upfront payment.
What is a guarantor?
A guarantor is a person aged 18 or above who takes joint financial responsibility for the tenancy and is liable to pay the rent if, for any reason, you are unable to pay the rents as they fall due. They have the right to pursue the guarantor for recovery of outstanding monies – therefore, it is important that your guarantor understands their liabilities.
Who can be a guarantor?
They may accept a person as a guarantor if he or she is: - over 18 years of age; - a resident in the UK for at least 12 months; and - in full time employment or be a homeowner. The guarantor will also have to provide a copy of photographic identification and a copy of the proof of address in the UK that is less than 3 months old.
What is Housing Hand?
Housing Hand provides a guarantor service for both overseas and UK students who do not have a suitable or qualified UK guarantor. Housing Hand charges a one-off fee that you will either pay up front at the start of your tenancy or in 8 instalments (if on a 12 month contract.)
What if I want to cancel by booking?
Please note that you do not have the right to cancel your tenancy once you have signed the tenancy agreement and so if you choose not to take it up, you will lose your deposit and any rent paid and will still be bound by the obligations of your tenancy agreement. Your landlord may be able to consider a cancellation request on a discrete basis, however it is by no means guaranteed that you will be able to cancel your tenancy and your landlord is not obliged to agree to do so. You can contact your property manager directly (by phone, email or in person) to discuss any cancellation request. You will find contact details for your property manager in your confirmation email and tenancy agreement. In view of the COVID-19 situation, if you cannot travel owing to travel restrictions or if your universities / colleges are closed / have delayed the term start date due to the disease, you may request to postpone the start date of the tenancy accordingly at no cost. All you need to do is to provide the relevant information as soon as practicable.
Do you provide short term lets?
They may have some rooms available for shorter contracts.
Do you charge any booking fee?
No, they don't charge any booking fee.
How much are the deposits?
It varies across our residence. For some properties they don't take any deposits.
What happens to my deposit?
Your deposit will be placed into a deposit protection scheme such as Deposit Protection Service (DPS).
When do I get my deposit back?
Your deposit will be returned to you by the deposit protection scheme after your tenancy agreement has ended and your room inspected. The amount to be returned will be net of any outstanding charges and damage found in your room or the communal areas of your residence. Please refer to your tenancy agreement for further details. The deposit protection scheme will contact you to arrange the refund. You are expected to provide bank details and your deposit repayment ID (provided at the time of registering your deposit). The return of deposit can take about 30 working days. Please note that the refund is managed by the third party deposit protection scheme and not us.
Can I leave early?
Yes. However, you will still have to pay rent for the full tenancy period, even if you no longer live in our residence. Please speak to us and they may have a waiting list of people who would like to take over your tenancy.
