Student Accommodations near City Lit

The closest student accommodation in London is Premier House, just a 12-minute walk away.

City Lit accommodation typically ranges from £175 to £950 per week.

City Lit’s September intake typically begins in early September, and the Spring intake begins in January.

High Holborn (Procter Street) is a 2-minute walk from the campus.

For the September intake, start looking in January or February at the latest. Rooms within walking distance of campus sell out quickly.

City Lit does not offer on-campus residences, which is why many students also prefer City Lit off-campus accommodation for more flexibility. Popular choices include Premier House & GoBritanya Kirby Street Residence, both located within a 14-minute walk to the university. With amber, students can browse a wide range of verified City Lit student accommodation options. City Lit accommodation prices typically range from £175 to £950 per week.

City Lit is based at 1–10 Keeley Street, London WC2B 4BA was founded in 1919. The college welcomes over 30,000 learners each year & is one of Europe's largest providers of adult education. It is widely recognised for its courses in Languages, Creative Writing, Performing Arts, Art & Design, Counselling, & Deaf Education. City Lit is particularly known for its inclusive learning environment. Famous alumni from City Lit include David Bowie (musician), Malorie Blackman (author), Steven Berkoff (actor), & Kerry Godliman (actress).

Finding quality City Lit student accommodation is simple with amber. Students can choose from studios, en-suite rooms, shared apartments, & non-ensuite apartments to suit preferences. Some of the popular City Lit student apartments include:

City Lit is well connected by London's public transport network. It makes it easy for students to travel across the city. The nearest bus stop is High Holborn (Procter Street), around a 2-minute walk from the campus. The closest Underground station is Holborn Station, located about a 3-minute walk away. Students can travel using an Oyster card, with daily fare caps helping to keep travel costs affordable across the city’s transport.

As an adult education college, City Lit offers a community-focused learning experience rather than a traditional university students' union. Learners can participate in interest-based groups, creative ensembles, language conversation groups, book clubs, & performing arts showcases that support their studies. Throughout the year, City Lit also hosts exhibitions, concerts, theatre performances, author talks, open days, & learner showcases.