Student Accommodations near Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham

Finding suitable student accommodation in Jewellery Quarter locality can be time-consuming but not complicated. Amber offers a lot of affordable student housing that is both comfortable and reasonably priced. Student housing in Jewellery Quarter are found near many world-renowned universities like the University of Law Birmingham, ACM Birmingham, and University College Birmingham.

This locality is an eccentric hub and has something for everybody. Ranging from luxurious student accommodations in Central Birmingham to budget-friendly student housing, all the student accommodations are built considering the uber comfort of the students.

At amber, student accommodation in Jewellery Quarter is further segregated into halls of residence, private halls of living, and private housing. Private student accommodations in Jewellery Quarter consist of comfortable, luxurious, budget-friendly en-suites, studios, and shared apartments, including all bills ranging from £105/week to £245/week. These housing options are also available for students looking for short-term tenancies. Some famous private student housing here include Lyttleton House, The Old Fire Station, Vita Student Pebble Mill, Lakeside, Mary Sturge and many more, which are great bargains to grab. Before moving to Birmingham, make sure you are checking this article of student housing guide in Birmingham.

The birthplace of British jewellery, with a thriving arts scene and a plethora of excellent restaurants and bars. This is the beating heart of the nation's jewellery manufacturing, with more diamond rings, finishing touches, and tokens of love than anywhere else in the country. Birmingham's unique Jewellery Quarter is estimated to produce 40% of British jewellery. The Jewellery Quarter is one of Birmingham's oldest neighbourhoods. It is about a 15-minute walk from the city centre and is well-served by trains, trams, and buses. The Jewellery Quarter neighbourhood is known for its high-quality, bespoke jewellery, but it also has a plethora of various independent restaurants, bars, and cafes.

As the primary factor for any student accommodation is its location and distance from the university, students often consider sustainability, lifestyle, and commuting services before choosing an ideal student accommodation. Student flats in Jewellery Quarter adheres to the facilities a student would require. Being in the heart of the city and home to some prestigious universities and big businesses, Jewellery Quarter attracts students from all over the world. Doing justice to the kind of infrastructure and class of the locality, we have some of the best picks for student accommodation in Jewellery Quarter. For staying, students prefer properties like Harriet Martineau, Belgrave View, Calthorpe Court and B16 Studios, Birmingham. Through amber, you can book student accommodations that provide all basic amenities at pocket-friendly prices. Check out this blog to know the best places to live in Birmingham as a student.

Due to the lifestyle, your living expenses and student accommodation in Jewellery Quarter will likely be on the higher side of the scale. So to further help plan out your budget and expenses, we have provided rough estimates of a few other mandatory costs you will have to bear while living as a student. Most of these estimates prices will vary depending on personal preferences but are a helpful way to gauge how much you could be spending. 

1. Food: £75/month

2. Gas & Electricity (Utility bills)-£45-60/month

3. Internet & Phone Bills: £20–40/month

4. Dinner at a restaurant: £15/meal - £50/meal

5. Travel & Conveyance: £80-100/month

Check this blog of cost of living in Birmingham to have a better understanding of expenses you might face as a student.

Birmingham offers a first-rate public transportation network that includes buses, trains, trams, and ferries. Students can use their IDs to avail discounts wherever possible. All our student accommodation in Jewellery Quarter a well connected to public transport making travelling around Birmingham easy for students.

1. Trains

If you’re planning on travelling by train, timetable information is available from National Rail.

Birmingham has three major train stations: Snow Hill, Moor Street (for Birmingham City University), and the redeveloped mainline Birmingham New Street station.

2. Metro

Birmingham's transportation system, which National Express West Midlands primarily serves, is efficient and comprehensive. Public transportation will take you almost anywhere you need to go, and you can plan your route using the Birmingham Journey Planner or the Citymapper app. A single fare is around £2.30, return tickets are unavailable, and a day ticket is about £4.50. On the other hand, a Birmingham student transport pass costs around £165. This is only £1.28 per day, which is a steal in the long run.

3. Bus

If you’re planning on travelling by bus, timetable information is available from Travel West Midlands. NX Bus is where you can get your student travel card.

4. Coach

If you plan on travelling by coach, timetable information is available from National Express. The nearest coach station is in Digbeth, and it is a 20-minute walk through the city centre to Birmingham City University.