Queens Court, Reading

Queens Walk, Reading, RG1 7QF, United Kingdom
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University of West London (Read... | 0.1 mi
Reading college | 1.0 mi
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Cinema room
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On-site laundry
Quiet study spaces
Secure bike storage

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About the Property

Nestled at 15 Queens Walk, Reading RG1 7QF, UK, Queens Court Reading emerges as a sought-after accommodation among students for its strategic location and variety of living options. This Reading student accommodation boasts an array of room types to suit diverse preferences, including ensuites, bedroom apartments, and studios. Queens Court student accommodation is conveniently situated near educational institutions such as the University of Reading, the University of West London (Reading Campus), and Reading College, easing daily commutes for its residents.

Reading stands as a historic city with a rich tapestry of academic excellence and cultural heritage, making it an optimal choice for students to dwell and learn. With a vibrant student community, the city is well-regarded for its educational opportunities. Within the bustling streets of Reading, students residing at Queens Court Reading can bask in the thrills of city life, indulge in historic explorations at sites like Reading Abbey, or revel in the diverse retail avenues and entertainment options. Reading fosters a supportive and inclusive community where individuals from all walks of life come together to learn and thrive. The university campus itself provides state-of-the-art facilities, modern libraries, and innovative study spaces tailored to meet the needs of today's learners. Beyond academics, Reading offers a plethora of cultural and recreational activities to cater to students' interests. From exploring the rich history and heritage of the town at the Museum of English Rural Life to unwinding in the lush green spaces of Forbury Gardens, there's always something exciting to do. Moreover, the town's bustling nightlife scene, with its array of pubs, bars, and live music venues, ensures that students have ample opportunities to socialise and unwind after a busy day of study. Whether you're delving into academic pursuits, immersing yourself in cultural experiences, or simply enjoying the vibrant student life.

Features

Queens Court Reading is an excellent accommodation choice for students in Reading that combines comfort, style, and convenience. The bespoke range of room types, including Platinum Studio, Bronze Studio, various Penthouse layouts, Gold Ensuite, Silver Ensuite, and more, ensures that whether one is looking for a cosy studio or an expansive penthouse, Queens Court student accommodation has it all. In addition, utility bills for Wi-Fi, water, electricity, heating, and contents insurance are included in the rent structure at Queens Court Apartments in Reading.

Every room at Queens Court Reading is thoughtfully designed with fully furnished interiors that epitomise modern living. The desk and chair provide a conducive environment for studying, while the comfy bed ensures a restful night's sleep after a long day of lectures. High-speed Wi-Fi rolls out the red carpet for endless research or streaming sessions, and ample room storage ensures space is never an issue. Additional in-room amenities at Queens Court Reading include a wardrobe, fridge, hob, under-bed storage, study spaces, combi microwaves, a fridge and a freezer, and much more. When it's time for a study break, residents can unwind in the communal kitchen. Parking woes are non-existent for those with vehicles, thanks to the available car parking facility (with an additional fee). With regular social events, a dining area, an on-site laundry facility, and an inviting outdoor area, the opportunity to meet new friends and create lasting memories is always on the agenda. For safety and security, there is CCTV surveillance, 24/7 staff on-site, a maintenance team, secure building entry, and a controlled access gate as well.

Location and What's Hot?

Living at Queens Court Reading means you're in a prime location to experience the best that this educational hub has to offer. Students at the University of Reading and Reading College will find themselves just a short distance away from their classrooms. Those attending the University of West London (Reading Campus) and Buckinghamshire New University will also appreciate the short commute.

A variety of dining experiences await with Crispy Dosa, Biryani, and Pepe's, offering a diverse range of eateries and boutiques. After a long day of classes, chill with friends at popular hangouts like The Castle Tap, BrewDog Reading, and Blue Collar Corner. If you're in the mood for a coffee fix or a sweet treat, Coffee Under Pressure has your back. For grocery runs, Iceland Supermarket Reading is conveniently nearby. Health is a top priority; hence, being in close vicinity to Royal Berkshire Hospital is a boon for any medical emergencies or check-ups. The area isn't just about studies and amenities; indulge in the greenery at Forbury Gardens or step into history with a visit to Reading Abbey Ruins. And for those who fancy a splash of culture, the Museum of English Rural Life and Reading Museum offer fascinating exhibits just outside your door. For those seeking entertainment, the town offers a vibrant nightlife scene with pubs, bars, and live music venues hosting a variety of performances and events. Additionally, art lovers can admire contemporary works at the Jelly Art Studio or catch a performance at the South Street Arts Centre. Whether you're exploring historical sites, enjoying outdoor adventures, or immersing yourself in cultural experiences, Reading offers something for everyone to enjoy. Queens Court Reading serves not just as a home but as a gateway to explore the vibrant city life filled with culture, leisure, and academia.

Commute

Getting around this vibrant city is an absolute breeze when you opt for Queens Court Apartments as your student accommodation. Hop on a bus at the nearby Reading Station Bus Stop for a quick ride to campus or the city's cultural hotspots. Additional bus stops near Queens Court Reading include Cheapside (Stop CW), Waylen Street, St Marys Butts, and West Street. If rail is more your style, the Reading Railway Station is within striking distance of Queens Court Reading student accommodation, offering connections that can whisk you away to destinations near and far.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do I need to bring?

Their rooms are not like a traditional hotel, and do not come with bedding, towels, bathroom supplies or cooking equipment, so they advise you to either bring your own or purchase in advance from their partners, UniKitOut. All rooms will come with a toilet roll.

Do I have to be a student to live here?

Yes, you must be a student, enrolled in a college/university and be 17 years or older at check-in.

Do I need to have a guarantor?

Yes, but only if you have requested to pay in instalments. Without a guarantor, you’ll be required to pay your rent in full in July.

Can I receive post?

Absolutely, you’ll have your own post box in reception and will be given a key to check your post at any time of the day/night. Parcels can be delivered to reception for them to look after, just bring your ID when coming to collect them. However, please be aware of their postal policy when using this service.

Is there somewhere to keep my bike?

There is! You’ll find plenty of secure bike storage available for you to use throughout your time.

Will I be sharing a room?

All their non studio accommodation with the exception of twin rooms are only for single occupancy. They are happy to accept Dual occupancy requests for selected studios

Who is responsible for cleaning my studio?

That’s down to you – you can bring your rubbish/recycling to the bin store, and all collections are included in your rent.

Who cleans the communal areas?

The property team will take care of that, but please respect these living areas, as they are proud of what they have done with them.

Where can I smoke?

Their buildings and grounds are strictly non-smoking but you’re welcome to smoke outside of the building at least 5 metres away from doors and windows.

Can I choose what floor I live on?

Yes, you’ll be able to let them know your preference at the time of booking.

Can family and friends visit?

Please refer to local COVID-19 advice. Generally your guests are welcome to come and see you throughout your studies. You can have one guest stay in your room with you 3 nights a week, but you must be present the entire time and sign them in on arrival.

Who is responsible for a guest while they’re on the premises?

You are responsible for your guest. They must be signed in/out and follow all aparto regulations while on the property.

Is a TV provided?

Yep, you’ll find a TV in all their rooms as well as in the communal lounge, but you’ll be responsible for paying the TV Licence before you binge on that new BBC series.

How do the laundry facilities work?

The laundry service is super easy to use! Download the Circuit Laundry app and head down to the Laundry Room. All the instructions you need will be there to fully utilise the service.

Can I personalise my room?

Absolutely! They want you to be as comfortable as possible, so turn your room into a space you love to live in. Just make sure its returned to them the way you found it upon checkout. If not, damage charges will apply.

Can I pay my rent monthly?

They prefer to receive rent in four instalments throughout the year. Their instalment dates are aligned with the University term if you are receiving student loan support or a scholarship.

Can I extend my stay?

If there are rooms available, you should be able to extend your stay after you have moved in. Please speak to the accommodation team while in the building to arrange an extension.

What do I do if something isn’t working in my apartment/flat?

If you have any maintenance issues, you can simply log into the portal and select the "maintenance" option at the top. Once you've done that, then log in your issue and give as much detail as possible.

Can I speak with someone from property if I have a personal problem?

Their friendly team are always happy to lend an ear. Before talking to them, they would advise you contact your university support team first, since they may be able to offer you advice. If you would like to speak with the Accommodation Manager, you’re welcome to book an appointment and they’ll be happy to meet with you.

Can I park my car?

There are only 10 car parking spaces on site, with each costing £1000.00 for the year. If you need somewhere to park, you’ll have to be quick as they’re offered on a first come, first served basis.

Can I arrange to live with my friends?

Yep, they want you to be as comfortable as possible when you’re with them. Just let them know you wish to live on the same floor when making your booking. If you don’t know anyone else moving to the residence, don’t worry – most students come on their own and soon make friends once they’re here.

What is the payments schedule and will I need to pay a deposit?

As Summer stays are limited to 10 weeks, you will need to make a full payment up front, before you arrive at the residence. Your booking is not complete until payment is made and until payment is made the room is not secured. Summer stays do not require a deposit payment.

What time can I arrive, and what time is check-out?

You can check into the room at 16:00 on the day of your check-in. On the day of your check-out you will have to vacate the room by 10:00. If you do arrive early for your check in, you may be able to get your keys early if the room is ready, if not you can relax in one of their communal areas until it is clean.

Will anyone be at reception to meet me?

Their receptions are staffed 24 hours a day. However, if you are planning to arrive at the weekend or out of office hours 9AM – 5PM. It is best to either phone ahead or email first. If the reception is closed when you arrive it is most likely as the team member is helping another resident. In this case you should press the buzzer and call the security number for assistance.

Can I leave early?

Yes, you are free to leave when you like, however you will not be liable for a refund unless another student takes over your booking. Please let their team’s know when you are planning on checking out.

Do I have to be a student to rent a room?

You will need to be a student in full time education. If you have finished University and are completing an internship of work programme you can stay in their residence if you have not yet graduated from your course.

How do I book a viewing?

They would love to show you around! Please book a viewing slot on their website.

How long does it take to view the accommodation?

Usually about 30 minutes.

What if I need to re-arrange or cancel my viewing?

No problem, just give them a call and let them know.

Will my property have Wi-Fi?

Indeed, it will. With their standard package, you will get free high-speed WiFi connection throughout the property, including bedrooms that have a wired connection. You can connect up to 3 devices, so it's perfect for browsing Instagram, watching your favourite Netflix series and studying of course!. The Internet is provided by their reliable partner, Ask4 and they give you the option to upgrade your package for a small fee if you need extra speed for those gaming nights. Please speak to your residence team for further information. **Speeds over WiFi may vary depending on several factors, such as the type of device you use and where you are when you’re trying to connect. The average attainable speed at peak times (8 pm – 10 pm ) is 80% of the internet access speed**

Can I move in before my tenancy/licence starts?

Please contact property to check availability.

Can I change my tenancy/licence dates to work around my university start and end dates?

Their tenancy/licence dates are set and can’t be changed once they’re in place.

Can I speak with someone from aparto if I have a personal problem?

Their friendly team are always happy to lend an ear. Before talking to them, they would advise you contact your university support team first, since they may be able to offer you advice. If you would like to speak with the Accommodation Manager, you’re welcome to book an appointment and they’ll be happy to meet with you.

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Student Accomodations in Reading

Reading Student Accommodation

Finding appropriate student accommodation in Reading can be tedious, but we at amber are committed to ensuring this task is hassle-free. We offer student accommodation in Reading with uber-comfort at a reasonable price. Student accommodation in Reading options around Central Reading is found near many world-renowned universities, like the University of Reading, Reading College, Royal Halloway, and the University of West London.

The city comprises everything from luxurious student accommodations to student accommodations in Reading. All the options for student accommodation in Reading are built for the uber-comfort of the students. The city has something for everybody. Student accommodation in Reading is further segregated into halls of residence, private halls, and private housing.

Private student accommodation in Reading consists of comfortable, luxurious, yet budget-friendly en-suites, studios, and shared apartments, including all the bills. Student housing in Reading ranges from £168 per week to £320 per week. Reading housing options are also available for students looking for short-term tenancies. It is much easier to book short-term student accommodation in Reading than in any other city in the country.

About Reading

Reading, one of the oldest county areas in the United Kingdom, is a large town located on the Thames and Kennet rivers in southern England. Founded after England's early warfare and medieval history, Reading is a beautiful area that has been an important economic sector of the UK. The city also shares its borders with nearby popular cities such as London, Winchester, and Oxford, making Reading a highly connected part of the country. Reading's local attractions, such as the Reading Abbey Ruins, Donnington Castle, and Basildon Park, are some of the most famous heritage sites that attract thousands of travellers annually. Moreover, the city also hosts many international students; these travellers are inspired by Reading's international curriculum and fruitful career prospects.

For secondary education, Reading boasts its renowned University of Reading and Reading College and holds other famous universities like the University of West London (Reading Campus), , and the City of Oxford College. These universities provide undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD degrees to worldwide students in numerous fields ranging from science, engineering, fashion, and arts. Every year, the city hosts more than 100,000 international students, which makes Reading the most liked international education destination in the UK to accommodate so many students; there are many Reading student accommodations for students to find a place to live.

Best Student Accommodations in Reading

With many famous universities, many students flock to the city to pursue their dreams and careers. Finding student accommodations in Reading can become a daunting task for many. Amber helps you find the best Reading student accommodation three easy steps: picking, booking and paying. We make the tiresome and lengthy process of booking student accommodation as easy as pie. Amber offers purpose-built studios, flats, and other affordable student accommodations in Reading. When planning to move to Reading, students should look at the localities next to their university. Students can easily do this using the sorting feature. Although everyone's needs and wants differ, they should look at crucial variables like the cost of living, similarity with the neighbourhood, and commuting. Many students prefer to live in student-friendly neighbourhoods; hence we have listed the best student accommodation that you should look at.

  1. Crown House
  2. Kendrick Hall
  3. City Block Student Accommodation Reading
  4. 79 Silver Street

Cost of Living

Student accommodation in Reading is ideal for students. Living in Reading can be expensive, but careful assessments and planning can help students avoid spending extra pounds. For student accommodation in Reading, it is recommended to have a budget of £900 – £1,200 per month, including all living and other personal expenses.

  1. Food: £36-£52 per week
  2. Accommodation: £120-£260 per week.
  3. Mobile phones and mobile plans: £4–£14 per month
  4. Dinner at a Restaurant: Around £14
  5. Laundry: £4 per week
  6. Books and stationery: Around £11 per month
  7. Clothing: £15-£30 per month
  8. Travel: Around £60 per week

Student Travel Reading

The UK's transport system is potentially one of our planet's most effective transportation systems. The city is smartly connected to every primary transportation system available within walking distance of every university. To help you out, we have enlisted the central transport systems in Reading, along with their average fares. Students should note that these fares could vary from peak to sloppy hours.

1. Train: Reading has one central station located at Reading Station, the most well-connected station in Berkshire, England. So you don't have to worry about travelling to nearby cities on weekends.

2. Bus: Reading's bus network runs 24 hours daily, with more than 100 buses running up and down the city. Students can take buses from Reading Bus Station near the City Centre that connect to all the national highways of the UK. There are hundreds of local bus stops at every corner of the city, designed to cater to local and national travellers. The average bus fare in Reading is around £1 per day. You can also choose an Oyster Card bus pass that heavily reduces local transport expenses by significant margins.

3. Waterways: Reading is based upon two famous rivers, namely, the River Thames and the River Kennet, which makes it easier to traverse nearby towns and cities via city ferries.

4. Cycling: You can also explore local parts of the city via cycling. You can visit Reading's exclusive cycling areas like Reading's famous Rooks Nest, Wood Country Park, and Coley Recreation Ground.

Student Living and Lifestyle in Reading

The city holds an esteemed reputation amongst international students regarding student life in Reading. With numerous dynamic and vibrant spots for the crowd, the town is ideal for all ages to explore and travel. Those who like spending quality time around water bodies can visit the River Thames, where you will find astounding natural beauty that suits all Instagram lovers. The city is the birthplace of the legendary Reading and Leeds music festivals. It is a two-day event that sees musical superstars from around the globe descend upon the city and wow the attendees with their talents. Attending this festival is something that students should have on their bucket lists. For all the sports lovers, support your city's most-loved football team, the Reading Football Club, and cheer your lungs out at the prestigious Madejski Stadium, which is big enough to house more than 24,000 spectators at once.

Meanwhile, exploring local shops and city malls can also leave you in awe of Reading's eateries that offer a wide variety of cuisines and drinks from almost every corner of the world. If you crave a sufficient dining experience at affordable prices, try Weir Grove and The Chocolate Cafe, Reading's most popular restaurants and takeout places. One can also enjoy a drink while watching your city's football team match at Coconut Bar & Kitchen or groove to the trendy disco beats in vibrant clubs like Sub89 Club, situated right next to the City Centre. With these ample options to exploit, your stay couldn't be any better!

Reading Tourist Attractions

Blessed with magnificent geography, tourist attractions in Reading are plenty. Students can explore the city's offerings when they wish to unwind and take a break from their academic life and easily travel from their Reading student accommodation. Students can visit places like

  1. Basildon Park,
  2. Reading Museum
  3. Silchester Roman City Walls and Amphitheatre
  4. Beale Park
  5. Kennet & Avon Canal

Universities in Reading

Many well-known and respectable universities in and near Reading provide various degrees and courses to students. Several universities are listed below:

  1. The University of Reading
  2. Reading College
  3. University of West London(Reading Campus)
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