amber-app
amber is better on the app
4.8 / 5 | 25K+ Downloads
Little Patrick Street, Belfast
Bedroom
Common Area
Common Area
Common Area
+88
Trustpilot star
4.6
(8+ reviews)

Little Patrick Street, Belfast

Nelson St, Belfast, BT15 1BH, United Kingdom
0 mi from City Center
( walk icon0 m
car icon0 m
train icon0 m )
View on Map
best payment plan
Onsite Laundry Facilities
dual occupancy

About the Property

Little Patrick Street, situated at BT15 1BH, United Kingdom is an opulent student accommodation in Belfast, providing students with luxury on a budget. This lavish student accommodation in Belfast is just a drive away from Ulster University Belfast Campus and a short bus away from Queens University Belfast. Little Patrick Street is located in the centre of Belfast, making public transport extremely convenient. Little Patrick street has a wide range of studios and en-suites for students to choose from. Belfast is a budget-friendly city in the UK, which makes it perfect for students. Apart from Little Patrick Street, you will find numerous affordable student accommodation in Belfast, like John Bell House, Belfast, Aster House, Belfast, Great Patrick Street, Belfast, and more.

Belfast was compared against Dublin, London, Toronto, New York, Sydney, and Hong Kong, among six other international cities using Numbeo's 2021 Mid-Year Cost of Living and Quality of Life indices. Belfast came out on top as the city with the best quality of life, the cheapest rent, and the lowest cost of living. Belfast is the second-largest city on the island of Ireland and one of the UK's largest metropolises. The city is home to two renowned universities that offer undergraduate and graduate studies. Ulster University and Queen's University are both situated in Belfast. Nearly 25,231 undergraduate and graduate students are enrolled in these two universities, which is expected to rise yearly. You will also find on-campus accommodations, which are typically managed by universities in Belfast. They offer convenience and a close-knit community for international students. Belfast is also a popular choice among students due to its proximity to everything. If you wish to study in Belfast, check out our Student City Guide Belfast, which will help you conveniently navigate living in the city. Overall, Little Patrick Street student accommodation turns out to be an ideal choice for students who wish to pursue their higher education in Belfast.

Features

At Little Patrick Street student accommodation, you can choose from a variety of studios and ensuites depending on your budget. You don’t need to worry about student houses Belfast, as these are fully furnished while keeping in mind every student’s needs. Every room in Little Patrick Street is well-lit with a small double bed, a wardrobe, an underbed storage, a chair, a study desk and a full length mirror. Anyone who prefers a little more privacy can opt for the luxurious ensuites that additionally come with a shared kitchen, private bathroom, and more living area.

Little Patrick Street property provides high-quality services like high-speed Wi-Fi in every building room, onsite laundry facilities, spacious communal areas, and a games area. You also get a 24x7 on-site staff to help you during your stay. Make the most of the quiet study space for focused study and excel in academics. Check out about social events on the social calendar and chill out with friends. On Sunday afternoon, you can go to the TV lounge that is open for all residents to enjoy. You will be provided water, electricity and heating, all included in the rent. This makes the student accommodation in Belfast one of the most preferred places by students who want to study abroad.

Location and What's Hot?

Located on Nelson Street, this student accommodation in Belfast is located close to the Belfast City Centre, Saint Anne’s Square and Ulster University. With Queens University, Belfast Metropolitan College, Irish School of Ecumenics, and American Musical Theatre Academy being in close proximity, Little Patrick Street stands out as the top choice for Belfast student accommodation. Not only engineering programs, there are a wide range of career opportunities, including short courses for masters and bachelor programs, and medicine courses offered by Universities in Belfast. Apart from these universities, you will find Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute in Belfast which is totally focused on teaching agricultural concepts to students.

You'll never run out of things to do here in Belfast. Spend your weekends exploring the stunning tourist attractions around the city, like the W5 Science Museum or the amazing Titanic Belfast. You can also find many of the city's finest restaurants and pubs, like the Sunflower Public House, just a stroll away from Belfast student accommodation. You can always visit Belfast for some very iconic montages like the actual place where the Titanic was constructed or even the ice hockey matches in Belfast are more than a treat to the eyes! The city also includes practical amenities for running, ten-pin bowling, swimming, cycling, rugby, and hockey. Parks and gardens are essential to Belfast's history, a haven for many local animals, and well-liked locations for picnics, strolls and jogs. Belfast contains more than 40 public parks and open areas. You also have lots of options if you want to eat out or get some refreshments. The Kremlin, Alibi, Boombox Belfast, and Bert's Jazz Bar are exotic locations for a glitzy night out. Visit Connswater Shopping Centre, CastleCourt Shopping Centre, or Forestside Shopping Centre for indoor shopping. Try to determine what best suits you and how to make your time as a student memorable since the city has a lot to offer.

Commute

Being close to the Belfast city centre, the surrounding areas are well connected and have decent functioning transport facilities. Students can easily travel to different restaurants, theatres, parks, museums and close neighborhoods at a reasonable price in Belfast. Little Patrick Street, Nelson Street Bridge bus stop and Yorkgate station are at a convenient location from Little Patrick Street student accommodation.

You can travel by bus or taxi to move from one place to another in the most affordable way possible. Several bus companies, including Translink, Translink Metro, Ulsterbus, and Aircoach, are offering fantastic deals for student ID cards. The Belfast City Council has built a regional taxi network managed by private companies. You may reserve these cabs using their free mobile apps, which offer the fastest form of transportation in the city. Why wait for anyone? Book your Belfast student accommodation now?

What will you get

Bills Included

Wifi
Water
Electricity
Heating
Gas
Content Insurance

Common Amenities

Communal Events
Bike storage
Laundry(Self Paid)
High speed WiFi
Study Area
TV Lounge

Cancellation Policies (4)

  • Cooling Off Period
    This property offers cooling-off period.
    View
  • No Visa No Pay
    This property allows cancellation due to visa rejection.
    View
  • No Place No Pay
    This property allows cancellation if admission is not secured.
    View

Payment Policies (5)

  • Booking Deposit
    This property requires booking deposit.
    View
  • Payment Instalment Plan
    This property offers flexible instalment plan.
    View
  • Mode Of Payment
    Payment via easy transaction modes.
    View

Frequently Asked Questions

What room types do you have?

Whether you want to share with friends, or have your own private Studio, our Property offer a great selection of room types for everyone. Our rooms range depending on where you decide to book and you can view these through our individual property pages. For more information, please visit our About Property page.

What communal spaces do you have?

They know making new friends is a must! That’s why they offer great communal spaces where you and your neighbours can get to know each other. Facilities are site specific however each property guarantees a fun-packed and fully inclusive social calendar for all our students to enjoy, all year round… free of charge! Visit our individual property pages to find out what each Property has to offer.

What if I have a disability or special requirements?

Property’s top priority is making sure you have a comfortable and safe stay, so please declare any medical information or disabilities on your application. All properties offer rooms types with additional and accessible facilities. When creating your application, please make sure you tick the ‘DDA’ box and enter in as much detail as possible so our teams can ensure you reserve the most suitable Property for your requirements.

Some studio rooms offer dual occupancy - can my friend come to live with me?

Yes! Check with the property whether your studio room is eligible for dual occupancy, but please note that both individuals who occupy the room must be students.

What is the difference between bronze, silver, gold and platinum rooms?

How big it is. Specifically the floor space. Each room has the same furniture, features, and decor, but it will differ in size. There are some exceptions; at John Bell House for example, the rooms are categorised using a mix of reasons such as location and layout as well as size. Some rooms look and feel bigger/smaller because of their shape so they’ve taken this into consideration when categorising them.

Can I change rooms if I don’t like mine?

It would be possible if someone drops out or someone else wants to swap with you. Please contact your property team and they will do their best to accommodate your needs. Remember that all rooms are effectively the same apart from the floor space.

Do they provide the TV license in the shared flat kitchen?

Property do not provide any TV Licenses for the studios or shared flats so you’ll need to register for your own TV licence.

How close is my accommodation to the university?

All of the properties are in convenient, central, locations. Whether it’s close to your campus depends on where you’re studying! Check out the relevant property page on this website or get in touch with the on-site property team for details. All of our cities have excellent transport links and secure bike storage if you don’t fancy walking.

What should I bring with me to live at a property?

Bedding is not provided unless included in an offer (check with the relevant property team or Ts & Cs), so bring a sheet to cover the mattress, a duvet and pillows. Information about bed sizes can be found on the room pages. You can get a bedding pack, kitchenware or bathroom accessories before your arrival from UniKitOut, a UK based company that will deliver your items before your check-in date. This will be delivered to your room or the property reception desk ready to use from day one of your arrival (if items are ordered before the deadline).

What is covered by my insurance policy?

They understand students have a limited budget so Endsleigh have launched brand new, unique student insurance options. They have been designed to cover the risks that you may encounter whilst living in student accommodation and away from home. Your contents. Covered. By partnering with Endsleigh, the No.1 student insurance provider, they’ve arranged contents insurance for all our students staying with us in our residence at no cost to you. It is important all students confirm their cover to ensure you understand what is and isn’t covered. Plus you’ll also be entered into a prize draw specifically for residents, courtesy of Endsleigh! Visit confirm your cover to see: What is and what isn’t covered Key exclusions - where cover isn’t provided Policy excess – the amount you pay when you make a claim How to make claim Personalise cover.

What counts as an act of anti-social behaviour?

Anti-social behaviour can be any behaviour that causes, or may cause, distress, nuisance, annoyance, alarm or harassment to other residents, Property team members, contractors, visitors to the property or the wider community. For example, playing loud music late at night, using illegal drugs, smoking in your flat or using threatening or abusive language towards other residents or Property team members. There are specific obligations in your tenancy agreement addressing anti-social behaviour that you must comply with. Failure to do so is a breach of your tenancy. They are: Not to cause, or allow visitors to engage in, anti-social behaviour, which means any conduct causing or capable of causing a nuisance or annoyance to the Landlord, other occupiers, neighbours or people engaging in lawful activity within the locality. Examples of anti-social behaviour include (but are not limited to) not properly disposing of rubbish and inconsiderate use of the property, as well as more serious problems such as noise, violent and criminal behaviour, the supply and use of controlled drugs and intimidation, harassment or victimisation on the grounds of a persons’ race, sex (gender), sexual orientation, disability, age, religion or belief, pregnancy or maternity status, or socio-economic status. And Not to cause any nuisance, offence, disruption, harassment, annoyance or persistent disturbance to others.

How do I report an act of anti-social behaviour?

Property teams are available 24/7 to support you with any concerns around anti-social behaviour in your property. You can contact us via our property telephone, live chat or email or speak to one of the team in reception. They can then take appropriate action. This might include speaking to the resident(s) in question about the obligations in their tenancy agreement and the effect of their behaviour on others, or informing their guarantor, university or other authorities. If you witness an incident where there is immediate risk to others, you should alert emergency services by ringing 999 immediately.

Where do I access relevant support if I have been affected by an act of anti-social behaviour?

Property teams will be able to guide you to the support available within your area. They have great links with student services at the university and the local police. They would also encourage you to contact a family member or friend for additional support. (Student Minds is the UK’s student mental health charity. Their website is a great source of information and advice. Your property team, and student services will also have further signposting guidance that can support you during your time at university.)

How do I book with my friends?

Property welcomes group bookings of any size! When using the Book Now option, please make sure you tick you are part of a group. If you are the first, they’ll ask you for the names and email addresses for everyone in your group (so come prepared!). Your friends will then be invited to register with our website too! When all applications are received, our Property Teams will ensure you are offered the perfect Property for you to rule! Just to note when it comes to dual occupancy in studio rooms, both individuals who occupy the room must be students.

Can I arrive earlier than my tenancy start date?

Early arrivals are possible depending on the availability of the room you have booked. If you wish to arrive earlier than your tenancy start date, please contact the property team. They will do their best to accommodate your needs.

When do we have to pay deposit?

When you accept your booking you’ll need to pay your deposit.

Do you do flexible tenancies/semester lets?

Many of our properties offer flexible tenancies. Visit the relevant property page on this website or get in touch with the property team for details.

When rent is due, does it come out as a direct debit?

Rent does not come out of your bank automatically. You have to log on to your Property portal to set up your payment, or you can pay by card at reception. They do allow bank transfer but this is usually only in special cases, they prefer the first two options. You will choose your payment plan when booking.

Can I sublet (tenancy takeover) to/ from my friend?

No, you are not permitted to sublet any part of your accommodation, as per your accepted tenancy agreement. If you need to move out early, you should contact the reception team to discuss the option of a tenancy takeover.

When will I get my deposit back?

Your deposit payment is uploaded into a deposit protection scheme until you check out. This will be returned to you after your tenancy end date based on a successful check-out inspection (i.e. no damage or cleanliness related issues).

What is a guarantor and why do I need to provide one?

Your guarantor is a person who agrees to pay your rent or make other payments due under your tenancy agreement if you are unable to. They’re standard practice for rental accommodation, particularly for students. they will only contact your guarantor if there is a delay in payment or they are concerned that the terms of your tenancy are not being complied with. Your guarantor should be over 18 years of age. They should be in full time employment and a homeowner and/or renting accommodation. Property welcomes international guarantors.

What does my guarantor need to do when I book?

They’ll send your guarantor a separate form to fill in once you’ve made your booking and provided their details. They’ll need to complete this form to prove they are eligible. If your guarantor needs to see a copy of this form before you book, then they can ask a team member in your property, who’ll be happy to provide a copy to read in advance. They’ll also be able to answer any questions that you or they have about this document.

What happens if they don’t or can’t sign the form?

If the person a resident names as a guarantor would prefer not to sign the agreement or isn’t eligible to act as a guarantor, they ask them to nominate someone else. If they’re not able to find a guarantor, they’ll then discuss this with the resident, they may need to cancel the booking, or they may be able to agree with the resident that because of their individual circumstances the tenancy agreement can proceed without a guarantor.

When might you contact my guarantor?

Unless you’ve asked us to notify them of other issues, they’ll only contact your guarantor if there’s a delay in payment or they are concerned that the terms of your tenancy are not being complied with. Typically delays in payment will relate to rent, but it would also cover issues like any damages to your room that haven’t been paid for. More information is explained in the agreement they’ll send to your guarantor.

Can my parent/guarantor ask questions about my tenancy on my behalf?

If you’ve signed a tenancy agreement with us, they will communicate with you directly. They’ll only contact your guarantor if there’s a delay in payment, if they’re concerned that the terms of your tenancy are not being complied with, or if you’ve specifically given your consent for us to discuss your tenancy with a named third party. However, they can provide general information about our tenancies and processes.

How to pay?

Here at Property, they believe in being flexible. That means you get the choice on how you pay your rent. You can choose from annual, termly and monthly payment plans across the year. And don’t worry, they’re different! Your instalment dates will never fall before your student finance and there’s no small fee when checking in.

Does this property have any certifications or accreditation?

Yes, the property is registered with ANUK and National code. The Accreditation Network UK is a central resource for tenants, landlords and scheme operators interested in accreditation of private rented housing.

How do I report maintenance issues?

Sometimes things fail to work. You might experience an issue with your heating or hot water, or simply just need a light bulb changing. Don’t worry, They are here to help! Each property has its own on-site Maintenance Team who are only too happy to get things fixed as quickly as possible. If you experience a maintenance issue, please see your friendly team at reception and they will take down the relevant details and have the Maintenance Team take a look ASAP! If you experience an issue out of hours, their on-site night owls will be able to assist. While they try to resolve any issue as quickly as possible, they sometimes require the assistance of an external contractor. If that’s the case, they will let you know. All emergency repairs are tended to within 4 hours.

What speed is my broadband and how many devices can I connect?

Bandwidth speeds, together with the number of devices that can be connected, are detailed below. Please note that the bandwidth speed detailed below is “up to” the stated wireless speed. Provider:ASK4Devices:6Bandwidth (Wireless Speed MB): 100Bandwidth (Wired Speed MBps): 200 You may find your broadband speed varies during the time of day, for example during the peak time of 7pm to 11pm or there may be other factors affecting your speed (e.g. uploads running in the background, security features performing scans etc). However, upon check-in you will receive details on how to contact the internet provider directly so that they may be able to troubleshoot any problems. Your personal Wi-Fi connection is available in your flat. If you wish to connect to Wi-Fi in common areas, please contact your reception team who will be able to give you the guest log-in details.
Show more (24)

Reviews (8)

star icon
4.6
(8 ratings)
You won't be charged yet

Student Accomodations in Belfast

Student Accommodation Belfast

One of the most beautiful cities in the United Kingdom is Belfast. Every year a large number of students come to the city to pursue their professional journey. Finding student accommodation Belfast can be a little difficult however, amber makes this task easy. Amber provides a wide range of student accommodation Belfast.  Belfast has some of the most reasonably priced student accommodation in the UK, including Little Patrick Street, Swanston House, and Great Patrick Street, which are close to Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute, Queen's University, American Musical Theatre Academy (Belfast) and Ulster University (Belfast Campus).

Compared to other cities, Belfast is relatively budget-friendly. In Belfast, there are numerous alternatives for private rentals. Finding suitable student accommodation in Belfast can be a task, but it's not at all problematic.

From pricey student accommodation in Belfast City Centre to reasonably priced student accommodation in Belfast Downtown Area, the city offers something for everyone. Belfast student accommodation is designed with the utmost comfort of the students in mind.
Amber provides many student accommodation options that are comfortable and offer uber service. There are many options for elegant, comfortable, and reasonably priced en-suites, studios, and shared flats. Some of the student accommodation options include Alma Place, LIV Student Belfast, Aster House, Great Patrick Street, Nelson Place, etc.

About Belfast

It is the second-largest city on the island of Ireland and the twelfth-largest metropolis in the United Kingdom. Belfast is considered Ireland's travel and tourist centre, even though many other cities may be more well-known. The capital and largest city of Northern Ireland was established in the early modern age of battle in the 19th century. This stunning city is unique in that it is situated on the banks of the River Lagan on the east coast and borders numerous well-known cities, including Glasgow, Liverpool, and Edinburgh.

Belfast is a strong contender among foreign education providers as it is home to several of the nation's top universities. The city has strong origins in both manufacturing and education. The town is home to two renowned universities that offer undergraduate and graduate studies. Ulster University and Queen's University are both universities in Belfast. Nearly 25,231 undergraduate and graduate students are enrolled in these two universities, which is expected to rise yearly. In Belfast, there are numerous inexpensive places to stay for students that are safe, convenient, and affordable. Nature enthusiasts will find solace in Belfast's surrounding landscapes, from the scenic coastline of Belfast Lough to the picturesque parks and gardens scattered throughout the city. Cave Hill, with its panoramic views of the city and iconic Napoleon's Nose rock formation, offers outdoor enthusiasts a chance to escape the urban hustle and immerse themselves in nature.

Best Student Accommodation in Belfast

Belfast student accommodation is known for its chic and modern infrastructure. Students from across the world come to Belfast to broaden their professional career hence, finding an ideal student accommodation in Belfast can become a little hectic sometimes. However, amber provides you with the options that will meet your needs & preferences. Belfast student accommodation is loaded up with a great range of facilities and amenities, which makes the stay comfortable & flexible. Amber makes this tiresome process of picking, paying, and booking easy and comfortable. Some of the best student accommodation in Belfast that you can choose are

  1. Alma Place
  2. LIV Student Belfast
  3. Aster House
  4. Vita Student Bruce Street
  5. Great Patrick Street
  6. Little Patrick Street
  7. Nelson Place
  8. Bradbury Place 
  9. John Bell House 
  10. Bradbury Place

Cost of Living in Belfast

Ireland's legislative government has concentrated primarily in recent years on ensuring that its inhabitants may live comfortably. Therefore, it is clear how student accommodation Belfast has developed into a top name for enjoying a frugal life. To help you out, here we have mentioned a quick breakdown of the average monthly costs linked with students in Belfast.

  1. Food -  £90- £110/month
  2. Local Transport -  £40- £60/month
  3. Books and Stationery -  £50- £60/month
  4. Internet and Mobile Phone -  £50- £60/month
  5. Social and Leisure Activities -  £90- £100/month

Student Travel Belfast

The Belfast City transportation system assists the local populace through the water because of its high exposure to both land and water. The Port of Belfast, the busiest ferry port on Ireland's island, is located in the city and is home to over 1.2 million annual passengers. Students can easily travel to university from their Belfast student accommodation as the frequency of the public transport is good.

  1. Bus: Belfast offers an extensive network of delicate bus lines at minimal travel expenses. Here, several bus companies, including Translink, Translink Metro, Ulsterbus, and Aircoach, are offering fantastic deals for student ID cards. These are ubiquitous, making them the city's most used form of public transit. Students can take a bus from their student accommodation in Belfast to the university easily.
  2. Taxi: The Belfast City Council has built a regional taxi network managed by private companies. You may reserve these cabs using their free mobile apps, which offer the fastest form of transportation in the city. In this manner, you can have the best roadside view of Belfast for less money than in other areas of Ireland
  3. Cycling: Students can easily travel and explore the city on their own by cycling. It is one of the best ways to roam around the city. One can easily roam around the city and it will be a great experience to explore the city as well.

Student Lifestyle and Living in Belfast

Belfast is home to several noteworthy buildings, works of art, and historical locations. Belfast also boasts many living areas that might offer the students a fun experience. The city also supports various cultural and artistic endeavours. The only full-time symphony orchestra well-known in the UK is the Ulster Orchestra, which is situated in Belfast. Additionally, the city boasts a long-standing underground club scene that keeps people up late into the night. Great Patrick Street in Belfast and Little Patrick Street in Belfast are some of the safest areas to live in the city's centre.

The city also includes practical amenities for running, ten-pin bowling, swimming, cycling, rugby, and hockey. Parks and gardens are essential to Belfast's history, a haven for a wide variety of local animals, and well-liked locations for picnics, strolls and jogs. Belfast contains more than 40 public parks and open areas.

You also have lots of options if you want to eat out or get some refreshments. The Kremlin, Alibi, Boombox Belfast, and Bert's Jazz Bar are a few of the exotic locations for a glitzy night out. Visit Connswater Shopping Centre, CastleCourt Shopping Centre, or Forestside Shopping Centre for indoor shopping. Choose the poison you want to use as a weapon. Try to determine what best suits you and how to make your time as a student memorable since the city has a lot to offer.

Belfast Tourist Attractions

Students can travel to different places from their Belfast student accommodation during a weekend or as per their feasibility. Belfast has some of the best places that attract a lot of tourists every year. Some of the best places to visit in Belfast include

  1. Titanic Belfast
  2. Crumlin Road Gaol
  3. City Hall
  4. Ulster Museum
  5. St. George’s Market
  6. Irish FA Tours
  7. Botanic Gardens
  8. HMS Caroline
  9. Grand Opera House
  10. Parliament Buildings

Top Universities in Belfast

Belfast is home to some of the best universities in the city. Students from across the world come to Belfast to further their education.

  1. Ulster University Belfast Campus
  2. Queens University Belfast
  3. Belfast Metropolitan College
  4. Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute
Show more (3)
amber-text
amber © 2023. All rights reserved.
amber-trustpilot
4.8/5 on Trustpilot
Rated as"Excellent"• 4700+ Reviews by students
Company
About
How it works
Refer a Friend
Group BookingsNew
List with usNew
Partner with usNew
CareersWe are hiring!
Blog
Podcast
Newsroom
Amber Plus
Media Mention
Ambassador
Scholarships
ExamsNew
Support
Help Center
Contact
T&C
Privacy Policy
Sitemap
Contact us
Get the app
play storeapp store
Payment Options
payment-partners
Follow us on
app store
app store
twitter icon
pinterest icon