Student Accommodations near Clerkenwell

Students find it challenging to find suitable student accommodation in Clerkenwell. Students can choose from various options student housing in Clerkenwell, but the accommodation provided by amber is affordable and unmatched. There is a wide range of options in amber, providing you with modest to lavish Clerkenwell student accommodations near the universities. You can choose from up to 5000 Clerkenwell student accommodations at an affordable rent with amber. You will get a home away from home. Student accommodation Clerkenwell is built to provide the utmost comfort to the students. Amber student accommodations in London include studios, rooms, apartments, and ensuites at an affordable rate for the students. Students who are looking for short-term tenancies will also get the desired student housing with amber. If you have friends who want to share housing with you, you can bring them to share the student housing in dual occupancy accommodations. Regents Park, Cambric Apartments, London Nest Don Gratton House, IQ Tufnell House are some amber Clerkenwell student accommodations.  

A region of central London, England, is called Clerkenwell. From the Middle Ages on, Clerkenwell was a historic parish; now, it makes up the southwestern portion of the London Borough of Islington. In 1924, the well that gave rise to its name was rediscovered. The trades of watchmaking and watch repair were previously very significant. The Clerkenwell parishes were bordered on the east by Goswell Street and on the west by Holborn and, to a lesser extent, St Pancras and the River Fleet, which is now buried beneath Farringdon Road and other streets. The London Borough of Islington and the London Borough of Camden currently share a portion of this western boundary with their neighbouring communities. Some of London's top eateries, including St. John and the Michelin-starred Club Gascon, are located in Clerkenwell. 

Amber provides some of the best and most affordable Clerkenwell student accommodations with unmatched infrastructure and all the amenities that a student needs and demands. The locality is an essential factor when it comes to choosing accommodation. Clerkenwell is considered a modern and developed locality of London where students can live happily with all the facilities. Also, it is home to some of the best dining options in the city. Also, there are plenty of options for the students to enjoy the nightlife in Clerkenwell. All the amber student accommodations and a study desk for students are fully furnished. You can choose from the amber student accommodations such as Berwick Street, Gerrard Place, Student Luxe Kings Mews II and much more.  

The Clerkenwell student accommodation includes all the bills and facilities. Amber eliminates extra bills and expects only rent from the students. Following is a rough estimate of student expenditure to get a rough idea.

Food and beverages: £95 to £220 per month

Mobile bills: £20 to £50 per month

Dining: £45 to £95 per week

Entertainment and leisure: £20 to £50 per month

Transportation: £80 to £190 per month

Laundry: £20 to £35 per month

Stationery and Course books: £25 to £80 per month

There is a sound transportation system in Clerkenwell. Students can move inside and out of the city by trains, buses, bike hirers and taxis. Public transport is affordable and convenient and covers every corner of the city. Following are the most preferred modes of transport for the student. 

Bus

With more than 6,800 scheduled services per weekday carrying nearly six million passengers on more than 700 distinct routes, the London bus system is vast, making it one of the largest in Europe and one of the most comprehensive in the world. It transports more people than the Underground while focusing primarily on local trips.

Train

There are many trains connecting Clerkenwell to London at regular intervals. It takes two minutes, including transfers, to get from Chancery Lane station to Tottenham Court Road station on the subway, which runs every five minutes. Clerkenwell and London are separated by 2 kilometres.