Student Accommodations in 

Belsize Park, London

It's beneficial to start your hunt for off-campus Belsize Park student accommodation early. Amber will help you with the paperwork about the place, the amenities provided, and the location and proximity to your university. Thorough research is essential to ensure smooth Belsize Park student accommodation booking.

Consider the following things while looking at off-campus Belsize Park student accommodation with amber.

1. The number of people you want to live with

2. Housing-catered or self-catered

3. En-suite or studio

4. Single or double bed·

5. Room size ·

6. Budget

7. Off-campus accommodation

8. Any additional facilities

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Several factors decide on off-campus Belsize Park student accommodation rent, and location is one of the essential aspects. Amber offers housing options ranging from £105/week to even a whopping £3095/week. On average, you can expect to spend £ 1000-2500 per month on a decent room. Apart from the location, the rent also depends on various amenities and facilities provided by the housing and the room's configuration. For a better understanding watch this video!

IQ Sterling Court is the best accommodation at Belsize Park, providing you with excellent amenities and facilities.

Finding suitable Belsize Park student accommodation can be a daunting task, but not at all difficult. Amber has plenty of affordable and comfortable budget student accommodations. There are many choices in amber, offering you affordable to opulent Belsize Park student accommodation in London close to the universities. Belsize Park student accommodations are close to many world-renowned universities such as University College London, Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, London Business School, and the Royal Veterinary College.

Amber has a lot of amazing options ranging from luxury student accommodation in central London to pocket-friendly Belsize Park student accommodation, the city has it all. All Belsize Park student accommodations are designed with student comfort in mind. The city offers something for everyone. Belsize Park student residences are divided into dormitories and Halls. Belsize Park student accommodation consists of comfortable, luxurious yet affordable en-suite rooms, studios and shared flats with all bills included. Belsize Park student accommodation costs between £105 and £2,750 per week.

Belsize park is one of England's most beautiful urban areas and one of the oldest in the world, dating back nearly 2000 years. Founded after the country's early medieval history, Belsize Park is a beautiful metropolitan area on the banks of the Thames canals. As the economic, transport, cultural and commercial centre of England, the city has a huge economic sector and plays an important role in the country.

In addition, Belsize Park also shares boundaries with nearby popular areas such as Hayes, Uxbridge and Feltham, making Belsize Park a highly connected city. The city is also said to be influenced by its historical and contemporary economic and war history, with a mix of his early 19th century and his 20th century in Belsize Park. Attractions around Belsize Park such as Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Tower of London, Tower Bridge, London Eye and Trafalgar Square are some of the most popular heritage attractions that attract thousands of travellers each year. Belsize was divided in 1808 into nine leaseholds, each based on one home and its parkland. Early use of the lease was limited to the construction of a handful of lodges and villas, but the new and very grand Belsize House was born. It was built north of the city, but the main phase of suburbanization came after 1850.

Daily necessities are enough to torture a student. However, one of the most important requirements for students is student housing. And since every student's needs are different, most choose student-centred locations to spend their college days.

1. Central London

Also known as Central London, London City Center offers a unique environment for students. Located in the heart of exciting London, students will find this place filled with many exciting corners, leisure facilities and recreation centres. Famous universities such as King's College and UCL are nearby. Beyond college, many students prefer central London student accommodations such as  Mannequin House, iQ Sterling Court and iQ The Arcade.

2. Spitalfields

Located in East London, Spitalfields is an old market with a multi-ethnic neighbourhood for students to live and enjoy. As part of the Spitalfields revitalization program, the restored space now houses many established Victorian markets, such as Bishop Square and Crispin Place, with locally-made goods (clothing, stationery, grocery), allowing students to live comfortably in apartments such as The Hive, iQ Magenta House and Chapter Aldgate.

3. Richmond

Richmond is just outside the city centre, so you can find affordable student accommodation in London. The lush land, 2,500-acre Richmond Park, and Riverside area attract many residents to participate in federal activities. Additionally, Richmond is renowned for its well-established and the easily accessible University of Richmond and housing options such as  The Cube Ealing, The Lyra and IQ Tufnell House.

Student residences in London are ideal for students. Living in London can be expensive, but careful assessment and planning can help students avoid overspending. A budget of £1,000 to £1,300 per month is recommended for student accommodation in London, including all living and other personal expenses.

1. Food: £100-£150/week

2. Gas and electricity: £50-£70/week

3. Internet & mobile phone: £30-£50/week

4. Dinner at a restaurant: £50-£150/week

5. Laundry: £25-£40/week

6. Stationery and Textbooks: £20-£30/week

7. Clothing: £50-£75/month

8. Travel (buses, trams, and trains): £90-£150/month

The British transport system has the potential to be one of the most efficient transport systems on the planet. As for Belsize Park, the city is smartly connected to all major transport links and within walking distance of any university. From the world-famous Belsize Park Station to buses and friendly taxis, students can explore Belsize Park's many transportation options.

Bus:

Belsize Park's bus network runs its 24-hour service, with over 100 buses to and from town. Students can catch a bus from the main bus station near the city centre, which provides access to all of England's national highways.

Metro:

The city has a subway train, also known as the Tube, which gives students a comfortable travel experience in the city.

Cycle:

You can also explore the countryside of the city by bicycle. You can visit dedicated cycling areas such as Primrose Hill.