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About the Property
Ladybarn House, located at 2 Moseley Rd, Manchester, M14 6ND, United Kingdom, offers a wide selection of fully furnished studios, en-suites, and 1B, designed to meet the needs of students looking for comfort and convenience. This popular choice for student accommodation in Manchester is located close to key universities, with the University of Manchester (Fallowfield Campus) just a 5-minute drive away and Alliance Manchester Business School around a 13-minute car ride. With affordability, a central location, and modern facilities, Ladybarn House is a strong option for both domestic and international students searching for student accommodation near University of Manchester.
Manchester itself has long held a reputation as one of the United Kingdom's most student-friendly cities. Often called the country’s “second city”, it blends world-class universities with a thriving cultural and music scene. Home to over 553,000 residents, the cite promotes one of the largest student populations in Europe, with nearly 100,000 students making up around 20% of its demographic. For those looking to manage expenses, the cost of living in Manchester averages between £1,200 and £1,400 per month, including rent, food, and transport. The city also maintains a healthy employment rate of about 75% and a happiness index of 7.2/10. While crime rates sit at roughly 114.6 crimes per 1,000 people, Manchester remains manageable compared to other cities of its size. Neighbourhoods like Northern Quarter and Ancoats add creativity and character, while annual festivals such as Manchester International Festival, Pride, and the famous Christmas Markets create a lively social calendar. This mix of education, diversity, and culture is what makes Ladybarn House more than just a place to stay; it’s a home in a city built for students. For more insights before moving, students can also explore the student housing guide to Manchester.
Features
At Ladybarn House student accommodation, students can choose from thoughtfully designed options such as Platinum Studio, Gold Studio, and 2-Bed Apartment that give the independence of an entire place. and comes with a private bathroom and private kitchen, offering comfort and privacy. Inside Ladybarn House, you’ll find a small double ottoman bed with underbed storage, a study desk, a wardrobe, and a handy noticeboard for keeping track of schedules. Kitchens come equipped with either a combi or full oven, a breakfast bar, and all the essentials students need for a convenient lifestyle. These details make Ladybarn House stand out among modern student flats in Manchester, offering both style and functionality.
Students also benefit from all bills being included in the rent, covering water, gas, Wi-Fi, and electricity, so budgeting becomes much easier. Ladybarn House communal spaces bring a strong sense of community, with a lounge featuring ping pong and table football, a quiet library and study room, and a games lounge with comfy sofas. For entertainment, there’s a TV with an Amazon Fire Stick and laptop/console cable access. Outdoor areas include a garden courtyard with picnic benches, perfect for downtime with friends. Practical facilities such as a laundry room, bike storage, and a parcel system add everyday convenience. Safety and well-being are prioritised at Ladybarn House. With fob entry, CCTV, onsite security, and 24/7 surveillance, students can feel at ease. The presence of mental health first aid-trained staff and supportive student ambassadors always on site further ensures a safe, student-focused environment. While the Ladybarn House maintains a no-pet policy, it makes up for it with a lively and secure setting designed around student life. When it comes to community experiences, many Ladybarn House Manchester reviews highlight the balance between independence and social interaction, making it one of the most reliable choices for students.
Location and What's Hot?
Living at Ladybarn House Manchester, puts students in one of the most connected student housing in Manchester. With easy access to both the Alliance Manchester Business School, which is a 13-minute ride by car, and the Royal Northern College of Music, approximately 10 minutes' drive away, students can save valuable time on daily commutes. Its location makes it a top choice for those searching for student houses to rent in Manchester that combine comfort with convenience.
Whether you’re into art, sports, or food, there’s always something happening, as outlined in this overview of the 30 things to do in Manchester. Living here means never running out of weekend activities or ways to experience the city like a local. Coffee lovers are spoilt for choice with cosy spots like Costa Coffee, Blue Cafe Manchester, and Cafe Blah just around the corner. When it comes to food, nearby favourites such as German Doner Kebab (GDK), Dixy Chicken-Fallowfield, and YoYo Noodle keep students fuelled with affordable meals. The city is known for its culinary scene, and many consider it to be among the best restaurants in Manchester. For nightlife, the area offers a mix of vibes with The Studio Bar, 256 Wilmslow Road, and The Great Central – JD Wetherspoon. For those who enjoy clubbing, the area delivers one of the best clubs in Manchester, keeping evenings lively and diverse.
Everyday essentials are covered too. Grocery shopping is easy with Wimmy Foods and Sainsbury's nearby, while pharmacies like Ladybarn Lane Chemist and Mauldeth Pharmacy provide convenient healthcare support. For larger shopping trips, students can head to Hulme Retail Park or White City Retail Park, both offering a range of stores. Entertainment options extend to the stage and screen with the Contact Theatre and Savoy Cinema Heaton Moor. Healthcare access is reliable with St Mary’s Hospital not too far from the property. Sports fans will love being in the same city as the legendary Old Trafford and Etihad Stadium, two of the UK’s most famous football grounds. Cultural exploration is easy with museums such as The Whitworth and the Manchester Museum, both part of the city’s rich educational and artistic fabric. In fact, they are often highlighted among the best museums in Manchester, reflecting its world-class collections and exhibitions. History buffs can also admire landmarks like the Rashford Mural and the 1876 Water Trough, which add to the area’s local character. With its mix of cultural landmarks, cafes, nightlife, and everyday conveniences, Ladybarn House Manchester offers more than just a place to stay.
Commute
Getting around from Ladybarn House, Manchester, is straightforward thanks to its well-connected transport links. The nearest bus stops, Wilmslow Road (Stop D) and Owen's Park (Stop B), are just a short walk from the property, making daily travel easy for students. For train connections, Mauldeth Road Station is close by, providing quick access to other parts of the city and beyond. If you prefer the tram, the Burton Road tram stop offers another convenient option. Long-distance travel is just as simple, with Manchester Airport located a short drive away, perfect for international students or weekend getaways. Uber and Lyft are also readily available for transportation.
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Room Types (7)
Bronze Studio
Silver Studio
Gold Studio
Silver Studio Plus
Platinum Studio
2 Bed Apartment
1 Bed Apartment
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Payment Policies (5)
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers 1, 3 flexible instalment plans.
- Mode Of PaymentPayment options include Credit card, Debit card, direct debit, and bank transfer.
- Guarantor RequirementUK guarantor needed. Option for Housing Hand or Leap program. No international guarantors allowed.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
Students do not need to pay a deposit.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
1. Payment in full.
2. Payment in termly (UK guarantor is required).
You can pay via Credit card, Debit card, direct debit or by bank transfer.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
1. If you’re looking to pay in installments, you will need to appoint a UK-based guarantor, this can be a family member or a friend who is happy to act as your guarantor in the event that rent payments are missed.
2. If you do not have someone that you could nominate as a UK guarantor, you could use the services of Housing Hand, who are able to help act as a guarantor.
3. Additionally, the property management has now introduced a new solution called Leap, which allows them to accept bookings from students who don’t have a UK-based guarantor. Instead, students pay a slightly higher weekly rent, which includes a Guarantor Waiver Fee.
4. The property does not accept international guarantors.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
Property Management offers dual occupancy on all studio units (except Bronze). An additional fee of £20 per week will apply
Cancellation Policies (5)
- No Visa No PayVISA rejection for UK study allows agreement cancellation within 7 days with proper documentation.
- No Place No PayCancellation policy allows release if entry grades not met, with proof within 7 days.
- Replacement Tenant AcceptedTenant responsible for rent until replacement found. Property not liable for finding replacement.
- Extenuating CircumstancesEvidenced exceptional circumstances may allow cancellation, not guaranteed approval, case by case basis.
- Cooling Off PeriodNo cooling off period for 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY contracts; all binding.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
The property does not offer any cooling off period, all contracts are legal and binding.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
1. If your application for a VISA to study in the UK isn’t approved, then you may be eligible to be released from the tenancy agreement.
2. To apply to be released from the agreement you will need to send them the following:
a) An official letter or email confirming that your VISA has been rejected
b) An email or letter from your university, confirming that you will no longer be studying due to your VISA being rejected.
3. These document(s) must be received by the property within 7 calendar days from the date your results are published.
4. On receipt of the required documentation it will be verified and, provided the property is satisfied, they will cancel your agreement and refund any deposit or advance rent paid in full.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
1. If you are a prospective first year undergraduate student and your offer of a place at your preferred University/Higher Education Institution is withdrawn by the University/Higher Education Institution as a result of you not achieving their required entry grades, you may be eligible to be released from this agreement.
2. To apply to be released from this agreement in the circumstances referred to above, you will need to supply the property with a copy of:
a) A written rejection letter from your chosen university/college or UCAS or a screenshot of your UCAS status which confirms that the required results were not achieved.
b) A copy of the proof of acceptance of your new university by UCAS adjustment.
3. These document(s) must be received by the property management within 7 calendar days from the date your results are published.
4. On receipt of the required documentation it will be verified and, provided the property is satisfied, they will cancel your agreement and refund any deposit or advance rent paid in full.
Note: This offer is only available to 1st year students
Postgraduate Students:
1. If you are a prospective postgraduate student and your offer of a place at your preferred University/Higher Education Institution is withdrawn by the University/Higher Education Institution as a result of you not achieving their required entry grades or you have decided to attend university at a different city to the one you booked your accommodation in, you may be eligible to be released from this agreement.
2. To apply to be released from this agreement in the circumstances referred to above, you will need to supply us with a copy of:
a) a written rejection letter from your chosen university/college or UCAS or a screen shot of your UCAS status which confirms that the required results were not achieved.
b) a copy of the proof of acceptance of your new university
3. These document(s) must be received by us within 7 calendar days from the date your results are published.
4. On receipt of the required documentation, it will be verified and, provided we are satisfied, we will cancel your agreement and refund any deposit or advance rent paid in full.
Note : This offer is only available to prospective postgraduate students.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
1. If you are applying to be released from your tenancy without an exceptional circumstance, you are likely to be held liable for your tenancy agreement. This will mean that you are responsible for paying any rental amounts due until you are able to find a replacement tenant.
2. The property does not take responsibility for sourcing replacement tenants. Where a suitable replacement tenant is found, you will be released from your contract as of the day that the new tenant’s agreement begins.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
1. In the case that there is an exceptional circumstance causing you to withdraw from your accommodation, the property will ask the tenant to send them evidence to support your application to cancel.
2. An exceptional circumstance could be any of the following:
• Medical grounds
• Mental Health
• VISA issues
• Withdrawal from University (for a specific reason)
Please note: This list is not exhaustive and each application will be treated on a case by case basis by the property. Dependent on the circumstance, your application to be released from your tenancy agreement is not guaranteed to be approved.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the different types of accommodation available?
The options available are dependent on the city and property, but some of their accommodation options include studio apartments, en-suites, cluster flats between 2 – 8 rooms and house shares.
When should accommodation be booked for september intake?
We recommend booking as quickly as possible to avoid disappointment. The properties fill up fast! We also offer the option of waitlisting if you know where you would like to be the following year, this is perfect for students with deferred entry or 2nd and 3rd-year students. The properties fill up at different times, so if you would like to list your interest, get in touch with us.
What is the procedure of moving in?
You will find the check-in date in your tenancy agreement. On the day of your check-in, they’ll be in touch via email before your check in date to let you know how to collect the keys. Make sure you do not forget to get your IDs and a copy of your tenancy agreement. That’s it, smooth like butter!
What is the procedure of moving out?
You can find your check-out date in your tenancy agreement and that is the day you should be moving out. Make sure to clean your room before you move out in order to keep it neat and tidy.
Can I move out early?
Although your lease with the property is a fixed-term tenancy arrangement, you are free to leave any time before your check-out date. However, you will still be responsible for paying the whole rent due until the conclusion of the agreement.
Do I have to pay for tv licence?
The property has covered the cost of TV licences in the common areas but if you want to watch TV (including BBC on-demand) in your room you will need to purchase a TV licence. The fines are expensive so they recommend applying for a licence here.
Do I have to pay council tax?
No, as a student, you’re exempt from paying council tax.
What bills are included in my rent?
Your rent includes all utility bills, i.e., electricity, gas, water and WiFi.
Does your accommodation have parking?
Parking is dependent on which property you are looking to live at. If parking is a priority, please contact the residence team to ask about parking or alternatively head to the room types to find out whether there is parking available.
I’m not happy with my accommodation- what should I do?
If you’re not happy with your accommodation please let the student team responsible for your property know as soon as possible. They want you to love living at the management so please tell them the issue and the Property Manager will help, or if they can’t help, they will point you in the right direction.
Can I bring my pet?
Unfortunately, they don’t allow pets at the management but some of their properties have furry friends that like to hang out nearby. Birmingham for example has a sweet cat called Darcy who will be only too pleased to say hi.
Can my friend stay at my accommodation/in my room?
Your friends are more than welcome to visit you at your accommodation – they ask that you limit any overnight stays to no more than 3 consecutive nights in one week and make sure that your flatmates are happy with having your friends stay over.
What is the booking process for your student accommodation?
We like to keep things simple for you, start by choosing a room type and contract length and then follow the on-screen instructions (it takes about 5 mins to complete a booking). You will need a form of photo ID (passport or a driving licence), along with proof of your student status (student ID or an offer/acceptance letter from your university), your student number and a credit/debit card to pay your advance rent. If you're looking to pay in instalments, you will need to appoint a UK based guarantor, this can be a family member or a friend who is happy to act as your guarantor in the event that rent payments are missed. If you do not have someone that you could nominate as a UK guarantor, you could use the services of Housing Hand who are able to help act as a guarantor. We recommend visiting our website to learn more.
Can I view the accommodation before booking?
Yes, you can. We offer in-person and virtual tours of the accommodation with the help of property team to help you find your perfect room. This will be coordinated with the on-site team at your chosen location. This is a great way to get a feel for the property!
What do I need to bring?
Pack anything that will make your new home feel just like your old home. They include a mattress but you’ll need to bring your favourite bedding as well as pillows and a duvet. Many students include familiar photos in their packing to help them settle in and personalise their rooms. If you’re moving into a cluster we recommend waiting until you’ve met all your flatmates and then shopping together for items such as cutlery, crockery and other household bits and bobs. Things like a shared fund for tea and coffee are a great idea, just make sure everyone chips in!
Do I need to pay a deposit to book a room at this property?
To learn more about the deposit requirement, please check the policy section above, or feel free to reach out to your amber agent.
Is a guarantor required to book a room at this property?
For more details about guarantor requirements, refer to the policy section above or connect with your amber agent.
Can I pay in instalments?
For more information on payment plans, refer to the policy section above, or contact your amber agent for assistance.
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Student Accommodations In Manchester
Manchester is a city that is considered an amazing city for students, because it provides world-class education. Manchester has a population of 100,000 students out of which most student are from universities such as the University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University, and the University of Salford. Because of such a large student population, the demand for own halls, university halls and on-campus student halls is always high. Hence off-campus accommodation in Manchester becomes the primary choice for most of the students. There are a variety of student living Manchester options including private rooms, shared apartments, ensuite, non-ensuite, and studios. The average range of the prices for these accommodations is £140 – £220 per week.
If you want to easy the process of booking off-campus accommodation then amber is the best choice for finding your student houses in England. It makes finding purpose built student accommodation in Manchester simple and hassle-free. Amber has verified listings, search filters, and 24/7 support. The student properties in Manchester provided by the amber are close to major universities. Some good student homes in Manchester options in Manchester are Canvas Manchester and iQ Lambert & Fairfield House.
About Manchester
Manchester is the largest city in the United Kingdom that provides students, a mix of academics and student life. Manchester was founded by the Romans as Mamucium and later on it changed during the Industrial Revolution to become a modern city. The University of Manchester and Manchester Metropolitan University are the two major universities in Manchester that attract international students from allover the world. There are parks as well such as Fletcher Moss Gardens and areas such as the Northern Quarter which have a lot of cafes and restrauants giving students opportunity to relax and recharge.
Manchester has a safety index of 60 and is known for being inclusive. Students here can visit the Palace Theatre, Manchester Arena for entertainment purpose. For students who love football can visit Old Trafford and Etihad Stadium to watch a good game of football. If you are among those who are interested in buying things for fun then shopping hubs like Manchester Arndale and the Trafford Centre are also nearby. The Manchester has a strong train network that can help in travelling easily to London, Liverpool, and Leeds.
Best Student Accommodation Manchester
The student houses in Manchester provides a combination of privacy and connection to the social life. Amber makes your search for student housing in Manchester stressfree. Amber can help you find short-term student accommodation Manchester without making a hole in your wallet. Most student housing in Manchester in the list curated by amber have gated access, surveillance, and locks for security. Here are some of the most affordable student flats Manchester options:
1. Bridgewater Heights – ★★★★☆ (4.5/5) – A modern high-rise with excellent facilities and stunning city views, close to the universities. From - £255 per week.
2. MSV South – ★★★★☆ (4.2/5) – Affordable student homes with a friendly atmosphere and supportive staff, well-connected to the city. From - £200 per week.
3. St Gabriels Court – ★★★★☆ (4.3/5) – Known for its quiet setting, spacious rooms, and helpful management team. From - £225 per week.
4. Oxney House & Gardens – ★★★★☆ (4.1/5) – Comfortable living with good shared spaces, located in a lively student area. From - £199 per week.
5. Heald Court – ★★★★☆ (4.0/5) – Lively student home with great social opportunities and easy access to campus. From - £199 per week.
Most Affordable Student Accommodation In Manchester
Manchester offers many affordable accommodation options and amber can help you find the best flats in Manchester with shared facilities such as study spaces. Accommodation such as Private Student Accommodation (PBSAs) are purpose-built blocks managed by private companies which offer a range of room types like studios and en-suites. At amber's webpage you can sort by price using filters and thus making your research of finding affordable accommodaiton easier. Here are some options for affordable student housing in Manchester.
1. Moss Court – ★★★★☆ (4.2/5) – From - £189 per week.
2. Manchester Court – ★★★★☆ (4.0/5) – From - £189 per week.
3. Daisybank Villas – ★★★★☆ (4.3/5) – From - £195 per week.
4. Riverside House - ★★★★☆ (4.1/5) – From - £199 per week.
5. Q3 Apartments - ★★★★☆ (4.4/5) – From - £197 per week.
Best Areas To Live In Manchester
There are many great places to live in Manchester. Students here can exprience a strong sense of community in popular areas like Fallowfield and the city centre. There are alot of options for areas which are good for students. Here is the list of best areas for Manchester student flats that students can rent:
| Area | Description | Average Rent (per week) | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fallowfield | One of Manchester’s most popular student areas, known for its lively energy and nightlife. A bus stop is less than 2 minutes away. | £130 – £160 | Very lively, lots of student housing, great nightlife. |
| Rusholme | Famous for the Curry Mile, packed with restaurants and takeaways. Close to the University of Manchester. | £125 – £145 | Affordable food options, buzzing atmosphere. |
| Oxford Road Corridor | Located right next to major university campuses with easy access to libraries, shops, and nightlife. | £150 – £170 | Extremely central, convenient for Uni of Manchester & MMU. |
| Victoria Park | Peaceful area close to both the University of Manchester and Manchester Metropolitan University. | £130 – £150 | Quiet, student-friendly, close to campuses. |
Room Types Available In Manchester
Manchester has a variety of student homes options for every kind of lifestyle and budget.Here’s a breakdown of the room types available in student housing in Manchester:
1. Ensuites- Ensuite rooms have a private bedroom and attached bathroom, ensuring students have some personal space while living in shared housing. En-suite rooms in shared accommodations provide privacy with shared living areas.
Ideal For: Students wanting privacy with the option to socialise.
2. Non-Ensuites - Non-ensuite rooms are cheaper option than ensuite as students have to share bathroom facilities with other residents.
Ideal For: Students looking for affordable housing with community living.
3. Shared Apartments
Shared apartments offer single bedrooms but residents have to share bathrooms, kitchens, and lounges. Many student homes in Manchester feature common areas for so the residents can make new friends and socialise.
Ideal For: Students who enjoy community living and making new friends.
4. Private Rooms
The Private apartments provide a full flat with a bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen just for one person.
Ideal For: Students who want full independence.
5. Studios - Studios are self-contained living spaces that include all amenities in one area. City-centre studios can range from £200 to £300 per week.
Ideal For: Students who prefer independence and quiet study environments.
6. 1-Bed Apartments - 1-bedroom flats provide a separate bedroom along with a private kitchen, bathroom, and living space.
Ideal For: Students who want a home-like setting with more space.
Cost Of Living In Manchester
Knowing the cost of living in Manchester is important for students planning to study in the city. The average cost of living in Manchester ranges from £1,800 to £2,000 monthly. Usually student housing in Manchester are the largest factor contributing to the monthly expenses.Below is a simple break down for cost of living in Manchester.
1. Food - £200 - £300 per month
2. Transportation - £60 - £90 per month
3. Groceries - £100 - £150 per month
4. Clothing - £30 - £70 per month
5. Sports & leisure - £30 - £60 per month
6. Rent - £660 - £1000 per month
Student Travel In Manchester
Manchester has a strong and well-connected public transportation system that makes travelling in and near the city simple. One important point to note here is that students can use contactless payment methods for public transport in Manchester. Here's a breakdown of the public transport options available in Manchester:
| Mode | Key Details | Major Stops / Coverage | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buses | Most economical and practical; extensive routes across city + neighbouring areas; Stagecoach UniRider offers unlimited subsidised travel | Citywide routes and nearby areas | £50–£70/month (student bus pass) · £2.00 single fare |
| Trains | Fast travel for regional commuting and weekend trips; connects Manchester to nearby cities; major hubs are Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Victoria | Regional + national rail network | £3–£5 per trip (avg) · 16–25 Railcard gives 1/3 off all rail fares |
| Metrolink Tram | Connects all key student zones, city centre, university areas, Salford Quays; Bee Card offers discounted daily travel | Across Greater Manchester tram network | £1.80 single journey · £4.90 adult day pass |
| Cycling | Cycling-friendly city; infrastructure improving; many areas offer secure bike storage; option to own or rent bikes | Citywide | Costs vary (personal bike or rental fees) |
Student Lifestyle And Tourist Attractions In Manchester
Manchester is a city that combines academic life with a social life. Places such as Palace Theatre and O2 Apollo Manchester are renowned venues that offer various performances. Many student accommodations in Manchester have facilities such as communal areas that can help in making new friends. The Northern Quarter is famous for its cafes and international dining. If you are a Pizza lover then Rudy is a place that becomes a must visit. Nightlife in this city is also very happening as Clubs such as Deansgate Locks, The Warehouse Project, and Gorilla offers gives experience of live music. The Manchester International Festival hosts some of the world-class performances for art lovers. Talking about arts you can also visit Whitworth Art Gallery and Manchester Art Gallery, Science and Industry Museum. If you are someone interested in history then Manchester Museum is a place that you will fall in love with. Green Parks such as Platt Fields Park. Heaton Park offers open spaces for boating and sports. Fletcher Moss Botanical Garden is perfect for a quiet afternoon surrounded by nature. The Arndale Centre, King Street and Spinningfields are something which has a range of high-street stores featuring luxury brands.
Top Universities In Manchester
Manchester has many famous institutions and some of the top universities in the world. These draw in students from across the UK and around the world. Here are some of the top universities in Manchester:
| University | Key Highlights | Nearby Student Properties |
|---|---|---|
| University of Manchester | Top global institute known for research, innovation, and strong programs in Humanities, Social Sciences, and Engineering. | Ladybarn House |
| Manchester Metropolitan University | Industry-focused university with strong employability, offering practical programs in Business, Art, Design & Health. | Vita Student Circle Square |
| University of Salford | Progressive education with strengths in Media, Engineering & Healthcare; strong links with MediaCityUK. | Riverside House |