Student Accommodations near Canning Town

Finding suitable Canning Town student accommodation can be stressful but not at all difficult. Amber has plenty of affordable and comfortable budget Canning Town student accommodations. Canning Town student residences are close to world-renowned universities such as Ravensbourne College and the UCL School of Management and prestigious universities such as the University of Sunderland and East London University. The rooms usually have bathrooms and sometimes shared kitchens. It's a convenient option for students who want to be close to their universities and have a comfortable place to live.

From luxury student accommodation in central London to affordable student accommodation in central Canning Town, London has it all. All Canning Town student residences are designed with your comfort in mind. The city offers something for everyone. With Amber, you can find student accommodation in Canning Town, London, with a wide range of room options like ensuites, studios and single/double apartments from which you can choose as per your requirements, such as The Stay Club Camden, London, Londonist Dashwood Studios, London, iQ Highbury, London.

Canning Town is one of England's most beautiful urban areas and one of the world's oldest neighbourhoods, dating back nearly 2000 years. Built on the country's early medieval history, Canning Town is a beautiful metropolitan area set along the canals of the River Thames. 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, Canning Town borders popular nearby areas such as Penrose Way, Canary Wharf and the Isle of Dogs, making Canning Town a city of many connections. The city is also said to be influenced by its historical and modern economic and war history, so Canningtown enjoys a mixture of her early 19th century and his 20th century. Canning Town's local attractions, including Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, Tower Bridge, the London Eye and Trafalgar Square, are some of the most popular heritage sites that attract thousands of travellers each year.

If you are looking for the best student accommodation in Canning Town, then look no further! Some of the best student accommodations offer comfortable and convenient living spaces for students like you. With modern amenities, cosy rooms, and a location close to your university, it's the perfect place to call home during your studies. Some of the best student accommodations in Canning Town, London, are:

1. The Stay Club Camden, London
2. Londonist Dashwood Studios, London
3. iQ Highbury, London
4. Londonist North Lodge, London
5. Harrington Housing Central London, London
6. Mannequin House, London

Canning Town student accommodations 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

England's transport system is potentially one of the most effective. The city is intelligently connected to all major transport links within walking distance of all of London's universities. From the world-famous London Underground and its DLR (Mechanical Light Rail System) to trams and buses, students can explore London's wide range of transport options. To help our students, we list the major transport modes in London and average fares. Students should be aware that these fees may vary from peak to busy times.

1. Train:

London has an underground system, which operates from all zones in London, covering central London to Waterloo Station and Piccadilly Circus. These stations are simply well-connected. So students don't have to worry about travelling to nearby cities on weekends.

2. Buses:

London's bus network operates 24 hours a day, with over 100 buses servicing the city. Students can catch a bus from Victoria Bus Station near the city centre, which connects to all of England's national highways. There are hundreds of local bus stops throughout the city, designed to serve local and national travellers. Buses in London average between £2 and £5 per day. Students can also opt for the 'Oyster Card' bus fare, which significantly reduces local transport costs.

3. Cycling:

Students can also explore parts of the city by bicycle. Students can visit some of London's premier cycling areas, including London's famous Jubilee Park & Gardens.