Search by

Yugo Mary Parker House, Plymouth

17, Apsley Rd, Plymouth, PL4 6PJ, United Kingdom
From
£120
per week
0.5 mi from City Center
( 4m. 11m. 11m)
View map
University of Plymouth | 0.32 mi
Plymouth College of Art | 0.52 mi
dBs Institute Plymouth | 0.79 mi
City College | 1.39 mi
Peninsula College of Medicine a... | 2.71 mi
Sold out
No Visa No Pay
Pay In Instalment
Dual Occupancy
Bike Storage
High Speed Wifi

About the Property

Mary Parker House is located at 17, Apsley Rd, Plymouth, PL4 6PJ, United Kingdom. It offers premium ensuite and studio apartments near the academic institutions for students. The University of Plymouth is a 10-minute walk from here. Similarly, Plymouth College of Art is a 13-minute walk from the property.


Plymouth is a coastal city in the southwest region of England. More than 18,910 students study in this city, and over 15% of them are international students. Students are attracted to the quality of life they can achieve here. The city scores 75.47 in the healthcare index. This indicates that satisfactory medical services are provided by friendly and skilled professionals. The climate index score of  88.64 (very high) ensures good weather with clean and less polluted surroundings. With a safety index score of 59.35, Plymouth has Peverell and Plympton Chaddlewood as some of the safest areas for Plymouth student accommodation.


Plymouth is 26% more affordable than London and is one of the cheapest places to live in the UK. A student can expect to keep a budget of around £780 to £1,530 per month. Mary Parker House is also budget-friendly student housing in Plymouth with various amenities. While staying here, students can pursue many types of degrees in the UK at some of the oldest universities in the UK. The city has an employment rate of 72.9%. For every working-age person, there are approximately 0.80 jobs available. Students can pursue their careers in top sectors, like healthcare, education, technology, etc. These are also some of the most in-demand jobs in the UK.

Features

Mary Parker House reviews state how much the students love the cleanliness, amenities, and friendly staff. Here, students can choose from various rooms, starting from a Club EnSuite to a 7 Bed Premium Studio. Each unit has its own set of amenities to meet your preferences. The rooms include a double bed with under-bed storage for your convenience. Other storage options include a chest of drawers and a double wardrobe. A bedside table can be of versatile use. Students have their personal study space. To make kitchen chores quicker and easier, there are appliances such as a two-ring induction hob, a fridge freezer, and a combi oven.


Mary Parker House Plymouth has many common amenities, such as communal spaces and a games room for entertainment and pastime activities. Fitness lovers will appreciate the gym facilities to continue their regular workouts. The high-speed wifi throughout helps maintain seamless connectivity. Practical needs are met with laundry services and bike storage. The living space is secured with contents insurance. For any grievance, there is a 24-hour reception and on-site maintenance. The premise is secured with CCTV and keycard access. The bills include wifi, water, electricity, and heating. All these amenities enhance the student living experience.

Location and What's Hot?

Mary Parker House is a convenient accommodation for students, as it has many social spots, local stores, and universities nearby. Students can pursue the most employable degrees in the UK at dBs Institute Plymouth, City College, and Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry. Medicines can be easily bought from nearby pharmacies such as Boots Pharmacy and Hyde Park Pharmacy. Grocery shopping can be done at Premier and Sainsbury's Local.


The Little Kitchen and Positano serve delicious meals and provide a fine dining experience. Wilphy's and Goodbodys #propercafe are the best places to get coffee and quick bites. The Underground serves refreshing drinks and is packed with students wanting to unwind. Switch & AIR is an eclectic club for a fun night out with friends over dance and music. Mutley Park and Central Park are the green space for peaceful strolls. What’s more, all these places are close to Mary Parker House.


The Hoe offers panoramic views of the waterfront, and visitors can also climb Smeaton’s Tower. The Barbican & Sutton Harbour will bring out the explorer in you, as it is filled with quaint shops, galleries, and welcoming cafes. The National Marine Aquarium is the largest public aquarium in the UK, and you can encounter over 4,000 marine creatures. Plymouth Gin Distillery offers guided tours about the history of gin, and visitors can also participate in tasting sessions. The Box blends learning with knowledge with its rotating exhibitions and local heritage collections. All these captivating places can be visited while staying at Mary Parker House.

Commute

Plymouth’s public transport is made up of trains, buses, and ferries. The buses run across the city and the suburbs. Get on a bus at Eye Infirmary and Maple Grove. Plymouth and Devonport train stations are the closest to the property. They have a direct line to cities like Bristol, etc. If you want scenic travel, then you can go for ferries. Plymouth Landing Stage and Brittany Ferries will take you across the waters. Moreover, all these efficient travelling modes are close to Mary Parker House. These will take you to your desired destination in no time.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a viewing take?

It usually takes between 15 and 30 minutes to tour the student accommodation in person. Virtual viewings are also available.

Can I choose who my flatmates are?

Residents can choose to live with friends by selecting the same flat number when booking. This is subject to availability, so booking early is recommended.

Do you provide female-only accommodation?

Yes. Single-gender flats may be available on request. This is subject to demand and availability, so early enquiry is advised.

Do I need to be a full-time student to book a room?

Only full-time students are accepted. Prospective residents can get in touch if they have questions.

Is there an age limit for booking?

Residents must be 18 years or older to live in the accommodation while studying at university.

Can I personalise my room?

Rooms may be personalised as long as they are returned to their original condition at check-out. Charges may apply for any damage caused.

Where can I smoke?

Smoking is not permitted inside the residence. Residents may smoke outside in designated areas.

Can I keep a fridge in my room?

Additional fridges are only permitted if required for storing prescribed medication.

Can I bring a pet?

Pets are not allowed in the building.

Are there spare rooms for visitors to stay in?

No. The residences do not offer spare or guest rooms.

Are there any social events for residents?

Social events are hosted throughout the year, including cultural, wellbeing, and fitness activities.

If I don’t get on with my new flatmates, can I change rooms?

Room changes may be possible, subject to availability. Residents should contact the residence team for further information.

What happens if something in my flat breaks or doesn’t work?

Maintenance support is available. Residents should complete a maintenance request form and submit it at reception.

Can I have friends or family to stay?

Visitors are allowed provided the resident is present. It is recommended that guests stay no more than 2–3 nights and that flatmates are informed in advance.

Are the social spaces always open?

Some social spaces can be booked, while most communal areas are open 24 hours a day unless alternative hours are advertised.

Is Wi-Fi included?

Yes. High-speed 100MB broadband and Wi-Fi are provided in all rooms and communal areas.

What appliances are included in the flat?

Included appliances vary depending on the room type or residence. Further details are available on individual residence pages or from the residence team.

Where do I do my washing?

On-site laundry facilities are available for residents throughout their stay.

What equipment is in the gym?

Gyms may include free weights, weight-training equipment, cardio machines, and yoga mats. Some residences also offer fitness studios or specialised equipment.

Can I have parcels delivered to the building?

Parcels and signed-for items can be accepted at reception. Residents are notified when deliveries are ready for collection.

Do residents get a cleaner?

Some properties offer weekly or bi-weekly cleaning of shared kitchens and living areas. In others, residents are responsible for maintaining their own spaces. Communal areas are cleaned regularly.

How secure is the bike storage?

Most bike storage areas are located within secure properties with resident-only access. In some cases, storage may be outside. Using a secure bike lock is recommended.

Is there parking for students on site?

Some residences offer on-site parking. Availability varies by location.

Can I move in before my contract starts?

Early move-ins may be possible at a daily rate, subject to availability. Residents should contact the residence team to check.

What time can I arrive on move-in day?

Arrival times vary by residence. Some allow arrival at any time on set days, while others assign time slots. Further details are shared closer to move-in.

Where can I park when unpacking?

Parking and unloading guidance is provided ahead of the move-in date.

Is it okay to arrive out of hours on move-in day?

Out-of-hours arrivals may be accommodated with advance notice to the residence support team.

Do I have to pay council tax?

No. Full-time students are exempt from council tax.

Is there always a member of staff on site?

Staff availability is aimed to be 24 hours a day, allowing residents to access support when needed.

How safe is the accommodation?

Buildings typically have controlled access, CCTV monitoring, and key-controlled flat doors. On-site teams are available to provide support.

Is contents insurance included?

Yes. Contents insurance is included in the tenancy agreement. Further details are provided at check-in.

Is the building regularly inspected for fire safety?

Fire alarm testing and fire safety inspections are carried out regularly across all residences.

Do I need to bring my own bedding?

Yes. Bed linen is not provided. Requirements may differ for summer bookings.

Can I be picked up from the airport?

Airport pick-up services are not provided. Residents are responsible for arranging their own travel.
Yugo Mary Parker House, Plymouth
Lowest Price Guaranteed
We guarantee to match the price of your accommodation if you find an identical offer on another.
Learn More
Verified Properties
We guarantee that what you see on our website is exactly what you'll get.
24x7 Personal Assistance
For any doubts or queries, a quick call is all it takes - we're here to assist you promptly.
8.2K+ Reviews
We've earned an excellent rating from over 8,200+ students for our outstanding services.

Interested in the property?

Book your Live tour today!

Nearby Properties

Student Accommodations in Plymouth

Plymouth Student Accommodation

Plymouth is an exciting coastal city for students, offering excellent academic opportunities and a student community. It’s home to over 30,000 students studying at top institutions like the University of Plymouth and Plymouth Marjon University. Located on England’s stunning south coast, Plymouth has a population of around 260,000 and is known for its rich maritime heritage, picturesque harbours, and friendly atmosphere. You can find a range of options for Plymouth student accommodation, including ensuite rooms, shared apartments, and studio flats, with prices typically ranging from £110 to £250 per week, depending on the type and location.

For easy booking, amber is the best choice for your student accommodation in Plymouth UK. Most properties are located close to major universities, making student accommodation near University of Plymouth and Plymouth University off-campus accommodation convenient and accessible. Amber provides flexible leases, 24/7 support, & a smooth booking process for a stress-free experience. Popular options for student accommodations include Alexandra Works and St Teresa House. Students can also find private student accommodation in Plymouth and Plymouth student houses, perfect for independent living. With trusted providers like Future Generation & Dwell Student Living, securing the best student accommodation in Plymouth has never been easier.

About Plymouth

Plymouth, often called Britain’s Ocean City, is a buzzing coastal gem on England’s south-west coast that perfectly blends seaside serenity with a lively student vibe. With a population of around 260,000 and over 30,000 students from across the United Kingdom and beyond, Plymouth is a true student hotspot. It’s home to the University of Plymouth, ranked among the top 10 modern universities in the UK, and Plymouth Marjon University, known for its supportive academic community. The city is also recognised as one of the safest student destinations in England, with a crime index below 35, giving students peace of mind while enjoying everything the city has to offer.

Founded in 1620, Plymouth carries deep maritime history; it’s where the legendary Mayflower voyage began, but don’t let the heritage fool you; this city is anything but old-fashioned. Expect trendy cafés, independent boutiques, and ocean-view restaurants sprinkled across neighbourhoods like The Hoe, Royal William Yard, and Barbican Harbour. Students love relaxing at Plymouth Hoe Park, kayaking in Plymouth Sound, or heading to Royal William Yard’s food festivals on weekends.

Best and Most Affordable Student Accommodation in Plymouth

Plymouth is also a great pick for students on a budget. You’ll find plenty of Plymouth student accommodation that doesn’t mean compromising on comfort or style. Amber’s platform makes it super simple to compare prices, facilities, and proximity to campus. You can even sort listings by price or features, so you know exactly what you’re getting for your money. Here are some of the best and most affordable student housing options in Plymouth:
1. Frobisher House - ★★★★☆ (4.4/5) - I have been living at Frobisher House for my postgraduate studies, and it has been an excellent experience. - From £119 per week
2. Discovery Heights - ★★★★★(4.6/5) - Amazing accommodation, such friendly staff - From £135 per week
3. iQ Astor House - ★★★★★ (4.5/5) - Living at iQ Astor House has made my student life in Plymouth so much easier. - From £175 per week
4. St Thomas Court - ★★★★★ (4.8/5) - Living at St. Thomas Court has been one of the highlights of my university experience. - From £105 per week

5. Mary Parker House - ★★★★★ (5/5) - Brand new Building, spacious standard room with a pool table and free included gym. - From £120 per week

Best Areas to Live in Plymouth

Plymouth is a stunning seaside city that offers a variety of neighbourhoods to suit every student’s lifestyle and budget. Each area has its own personality.
1. Greenbank: Just a 10-minute walk from the University of Plymouth, Greenbank is one of the city’s top student hubs. Weekly rents here typically range from £120 to £180, depending on room type and amenities.
2. Mutley: Famous for its lively student energy, Mutley is where most university students end up living at least once. It’s just a 15-minute walk from campus. Mutley Plain is the main strip, and it’s always buzzing. Expect plenty of cheap student accommodation in Plymouth, including shared houses and private studios, with rents averaging £110 to £170 per week.
3. Lipson: If you’re after something quieter but still close to the action, Lipson is perfect. It’s a 10-15-minute walk from the University of Plymouth and offers great value for money. The area is mostly residential, giving you a relaxed environment while staying within walking distance of Mutley and the city centre. Average rents range from £100 to £160 per week.
4. City Centre: Finding Plymouth accommodation to rent here means being right in the middle of everything. The university is only a 5-minute walk away, and you’ll find modern studio apartments ranging from £160 to £250 per week, but the convenience is unbeatable.
5. Sutton Harbour & Barbican: If coastal views and trendy vibes are your thing, this area is unbeatable. It’s ideal for students who want a scenic and inspiring living space while staying just 10 minutes from campus. Expect stylish modern apartments with weekly rents between £170 & £240.

Room Types For Student Accommodation in Plymouth

Plymouth student accommodation has something for everyone, whether you’re after a social setup with mates or a quiet space all to yourself. With a range of prices and styles, you’ll easily find something that fits your lifestyle (and your budget). Amber makes it easy to browse verified listings with all the details you need to pick your ideal home. Here’s a fun guide to the different room types available in student accommodation in Plymouth UK:
1. Ensuite Rooms
Ensuite rooms are perfect for students who want a bit of privacy without missing out on the social buzz.
Privacy: Private bedroom & bathroom; shared kitchen & lounge.
Shared Living Areas: Great for casual hangouts & late-night study sessions.
Ideal For: Students who love their own space but still want to be part of a community.

2. Non-Ensuite Rooms
If you’re looking for a budget-friendly setup, non-ensuite rooms are a classic choice in student accommodation Plymouth.
Privacy: Private bedroom; shared bathroom & kitchen.
Shared Living Areas: Big on social vibes and group living.
Ideal For: Students who want to save money and meet new people.

3. Studio Apartments
Want full independence? Student studio apartments in Plymouth are your go-to. These self-contained spaces come with a bedroom, private bathroom, & kitchenette, giving you total freedom.
Privacy: 100% private, your own mini flat.
Shared Living Areas: None, everything’s yours.
Ideal For: Postgraduates or students who prefer peace, quiet, & solo living.

4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments
These Plymouth student properties are ideal for those who want a bit more room or want to live with a close friend.
Privacy: Private bedroom and bathroom.
Shared Living Areas: Shared only with a roommate if you choose a 2-bed flat.
Ideal For: Students who want extra comfort or a homey feel.

5. Shared Apartments
Student flats in Plymouth often come in shared apartment setups, private bedrooms with communal kitchens & lounges that make socialising effortless.
Privacy: Private room; shared facilities.
Shared Living Areas: Perfect for movie nights and group cooking.
Ideal For: Students who love community living and shared experiences.

6. Private Rooms
For those who prefer a middle ground, private student accommodation in Plymouth includes rooms in shared houses or flats. You get personal space plus access to all shared amenities.
Privacy: Private bedroom; shared kitchen and lounge.
Shared Living Areas: Balanced mix of social and personal space.
Ideal For: Students who want independence but still like being part of a group.

Cost Of Living in Plymouth

Living in Plymouth student accommodation is refreshingly affordable compared to larger UK cities, but it’s still wise to keep your spending in check. On average, students can expect to spend around £950-£1,450 per month (excluding tuition fees), which covers essentials such as food, transport, and leisure activities. Here’s a general breakdown of what your monthly expenses might look like while studying in Plymouth:


Expense CategoryAverage Monthly Cost
Rent£500-£1,050/month
Food & Groceries£320-£470/month
Transportation£45-£80/month
Clothing£45-£90/month
Sports & Leisure£70-£130/month
Estimated Monthly Total£950-£1,450

Student Travel in Plymouth

Getting around Plymouth is super easy, affordable, & student-friendly. The city is compact and well-connected, making it simple to get from A to B without spending too much. Here’s a breakdown of the main travel options for students in Plymouth:
1. Buses: Plymouth’s main bus services are run by Stagecoach South West & Plymouth Citybus, connecting key areas like the city centre, Mutley, Lipson, Greenbank, & the University of Plymouth campus. A standard single fare costs around £2, while a weekly student pass is about £15-£18, making it an affordable choice for daily commuting.
2. Cycling: Plymouth is becoming increasingly bike-friendly, with plenty of dedicated cycle lanes and scenic coastal routes. Students can easily bike to campus or explore trails like the Plym Valley Trail & Drake’s Trail, which offer stunning sea & countryside views.
3. Trains: Plymouth Railway Station offers direct routes to major cities like Exeter (1 hour), Bristol (2.5 hours), & London (around 3.5 hours). With a 16-25 Railcard, students can save up to 30% on fares, making long-distance travel more affordable.
4. Taxis & Ride-Sharing: When you need a quick ride, taxis & ride-sharing services like Uber & Bolt are widely available. For short-distance rides within the city, fares usually range from £6 to £12, depending on the route & time of day.

Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions in Plymouth

Living in Plymouth as a student is the perfect mix of seaside vibes, affordability, & adventure. Home to over 30,000 students from the University of Plymouth, Plymouth Marjon University, & the Arts University Plymouth, the city offers a great student community & a lively social scene. Neighbourhoods like Mutley Plain, Greenbank, & the City Centre are popular for their convenience, safety, & buzzing atmosphere, ideal for students who want everything within walking distance. Food in Plymouth is both delicious & affordable. You’ll find cosy cafés like Prime Café & The Hutong Café for coffee breaks, or grab comfort food at The Stable, Lorenzos, or Harbourside Fish & Chips along the waterfront. Evenings are just as fun, with The Treasury Bar, Slug & Lettuce, & Pryzm offering a mix of chill nights & party vibes.

For weekends, there’s no shortage of things to do. Stroll along Plymouth Hoe, kayak by the sea, or hop on a ferry to Mount Edgcumbe for stunning views. Nature lovers will adore Dartmoor National Park, perfect for hikes, camping trips, & scenic escapes. Culture thrives here, too. The Box museum, Theatre Royal Plymouth, & historic spots like the Mayflower Steps showcase the city’s creative & maritime heritage. Throughout the year, Plymouth hosts lively events like Pirate Weekend, British Firework Championships, & the Ocean City Jazz & Blues Festival. With its friendly locals, coastal charm, & energetic student crowd, Plymouth is a lifestyle in itself.

Top Universities in Plymouth

Plymouth is a city with a dynamic academic landscape, renowned for its prestigious higher education institutions. It is home to a diverse range of universities that attract students from across the globe.

1. University of Plymouth: Founded in 1992, University of Plymouth enrols over 19,000 students & reports a 95% graduate employment rate. It is known for its research-driven courses in areas such as marine science, business, and health. For student accommodation near Plymouth University, The Reservoir is a great choice, offering modern living spaces with top amenities.

2. Plymouth College of Arts: Founded in 1856, Arts University Plymouth has around 2,000 students and an employment rate above 90% for its graduates. Offering undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in fields like fine art, photography, & design, it has earned a reputation for fostering innovative talent. Students can find great housing nearby at Frobisher House, a stylish accommodation option that’s conveniently located within walking distance.

3. dBs Institute Plymouth: Established in 1998, dBs Institute Plymouth serves hundreds of students in creative audio fields, with an employment rate exceeding 80%. The institution offers a dynamic learning environment for students interested in pursuing careers in music production & performance. For student accommodation, iQ Astor House is an ideal choice, offering modern, well-equipped rooms.
4. City College Plymouth: Founded in 1887, City College Plymouth educates over 10,000 students annually, with over 90% of graduates entering employment or further study. Students can choose Plymouth Cross House for their ideal Plymouth student accommodation, offering affordable, contemporary living spaces.
5. Plymouth Marjon University: Established in 1838, Plymouth Marjon University has about 2,700 students & a graduate employment rate of 95%. The campus provides a supportive community for students, with excellent facilities in the health, sports, & education fields. For students seeking a nearby place to live, Alexandra Works offers a fantastic option for your ideal Plymouth student accommodation.

Nearby Places

amber © 2026. All rights reserved.
Get the app
Payment Options
Contact us
Follow us on: