Student Accommodations near 

College of Fashion, London

Renting LCF student accommodation is very easy with amber. You just have to follow three simple steps to book your accommodation; select pay and book. Many options are available at amber for you, which provide the utmost comfort. For more booking-related information, click here.  

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You can start looking for LCF student accommodation as soon as you are sure you will study there. With amber, you can choose from up to 5000 student housing options at an affordable price near the college.  

Yes, you can move in with your friend to LCF student accommodation. The rent rates will vary depending on the number of roommates. You can take assistance from our professionals.  

You should start looking for student accommodation near the College as early as possible. Most of the student housing starts their bookings in February itself. You can contact amber professionals for more information.  

London College of Fashion, also known as LCF, is a branch of the University of Arts (UAL) in London, England. Many students come to this prestigious college and pursue their careers in fashion. Students come from different parts of the country and outside the country. The students can choose to stay at the college halls and residences owned and managed by the college or choose affordable off-campus housing. Amber provides affordable LCF student accommodations with all the amenities a student needs and desires. There are over 5000 student housing options which are comfy and affordable. Students who are looking for short-term tenancies are also welcomed by amber. The amber student housing is located in the best areas, so you can freely access any part of the city. Providing a  home away from home is our motto. You can choose options such as studios, rooms, apartments, ensuites and halls at prime locations near the college. Westcombe House, Malden House, and Greenwich Residence-Go Britanya are some of the amber student accommodations near the college.  

The London College of Fashion is a constituent college of London's University of the Arts London. It provides undergraduate, postgraduate, short courses, study abroad programmes, and business training in the fashion, make-up, beauty, and lifestyle industries. It is the only college in the UK focusing on fashion education, research, and consulting. Sophie, Countess of Wessex, is its patron. Professor Andrew Teverson is the current dean of the college. More than 5000 students are studying in the college. The London College of Fashion has roots in three early London trade schools for women: Shoreditch Technical Institute Girls School, founded in 1906, and Barrett Street Trade School, founded in 1915. And Clapham Trade School was founded in 1927. The QS ranking of the college is 161. The acceptance rate of the college is 23%. Make sure to check out this article on emergency services in the UK which will surely help you to deal with any emergency situation you might face.  

Amber will help you to get perfect LCF student accommodation at top locations and according to your budget. You can live near the college in various residential and student-friendly areas with fewer expenses and more amenities. 

Soho

Soho is located in the City of Westminster district in London's West End. Originally a fashionable aristocratic district, it has been one of the capital's central entertainment districts since the nineteenth century. You will find many student accommodations in Soho, like Londonist Shoreditch, Regents Park, and Gerrard Place. 

Mayfair

Mayfair is a district in London's West End, near the eastern edge of Hyde Park, in the City of Westminster, between Oxford Street, Regent Street, Piccadilly, and Park Lane. It is one of the world's most expensive districts. You will find many affordable student housings provided by amber, such as IQ Highbury, Londonist Finsbury House, and Berwick Street. 

Marylebone 

Marylebone is a district in London's West End, in the City of Westminster. Its southern boundary is formed by Oxford Street, Europe's busiest shopping street. It merged with the boroughs of Westminster and Paddington to form the new City of Westminster, which was an ancient parish and later a metropolitan borough. Students love to live in Marylebone as there are many shopping centres and affordable student accommodations like Adelaide Road, Great Titchfield, and Soho Lofts. 

Managing the daily and monthly expenses is difficult when you live by yourself as a student. Amber saves the students from extra expenses and charges only for the rent and nothing else. Following is a rough estimate of the monthly expense that a student has to bear

Food and beverages: £100 to £300 per month

Gas and electricity: £30 to £100 per month 

Mobile bills: £25 to £40 per month 

Dining at a restaurant: £60 to £200 per month

Laundry: £20 to £45 per month

Course books and stationery: £15 to £35 per month 

Travel: £100 to £150 per month

The students can travel within and out of the city by bus, taxi, train, or vehicle rental. The most preferred public transports are buses or trains. Students who travel via buses and trains are eligible for discounts, which are the most affordable options. 

Bus: 

The bus network in London operates 24 hours a day, with over 100 buses running up and down the city. Students can take buses from Victoria Bus Station near the City Centre that connect to all of England's national highways. Hundreds of local bus stops are located throughout the city, catering to local and national travellers. In London, the average bus fare is between £2 and £5 per day. Students can also purchase an 'Oyster Card bus pass, significantly reducing local transportation costs.

Train: 

London has a dedicated metro rail system which ranges from all the zones in London, covering London City Centre to Waterloo and Piccadilly Circus Station. These stations are concisely well-connected train stations. So students don't have to worry about travelling to nearby cities on weekends.