


Located at 444 Newmarket Rd, Cambridge, CB5 8JL, United Kingdom, Stellaris Cambridge offers modern and thoughtfully designed living spaces for students. The property features a mix of ensuite rooms (12.8 – 14.4 sqm) and studio apartments (17.2 – 17.8 sqm), providing flexibility for both shared and private living preferences. With contemporary layouts and student-focused design, Stellaris Cambridge student accommodation delivers both comfort and convenience. By car, Cambridge Seminars College (0.6 km) can be reached in approximately 3 minutes, while Anglia Ruskin University (1.2 km) takes about 5 minutes.
The city of Cambridge, which hosts a thriving student community, boasts more than 24,900 students at the University of Cambridge alone, creating a lively academic environment. The wider city has a population of approximately 144,700, resulting in a small but very lively and student-friendly atmosphere. Besides, Stellaris Cambridge also has good career opportunities as employment rates vary between 76% and 83% . The cost of living in Cambridge is generally higher than in many other UK cities, but students benefit from its world-class academic environment and excellent amenities. This is mainly a reflection of a stable local economy led by education, research, and innovation sectors. Regarding safety, Cambridge is ranked as a mid-level safe place as per safety scores, which range from 77 to 81 out of 100. Even though the average crime rate is between 88 and 108 incidents per 1,000 inhabitants, the majority of the problems are related to petty crimes such as theft rather than violent ones. Additionally, the city stands out for its excellent walkability and cycling-friendly infrastructure, which make students' lives so much easier in terms of commuting from their accommodation to the university or socialising places.
Stellaris Cambridge amenities are designed to enhance everyday student living. Ensuite rooms include a comfortable bed, dedicated personal study area, private bathroom, and access to a shared kitchen with dining space, while Stellaris Cambridge furnished rooms offer a comfortable bed, personal study area, and a fully-equipped kitchenette for complete independence. Utility bills are included, covering WiFi (£6.7/week), electricity (£5.3/week), heating (£3.3/week), and water (£2.7/week), with estimated savings of £18/week, making it a cost-effective option among student accommodations in Cambridge.
Residents also have access to a wide range of shared amenities such as bike storage, high-speed internet, games hub, private dining room, communal lounge, cinema lounge, and study space, creating a vibrant and engaging student environment. Fitness and recreation facilities include a gym, table tennis/ping pong, and karaoke, supporting both wellness and social interaction. Additional services include a laundry room, while leisure features like a pool table provide extra opportunities for relaxation. These features make Stellaris Cambridge accommodations for students both practical and enjoyable.
Stellaris Cambridge is ideally located close to major educational institutions. Cambridge Ruskin International College is 0.6 miles away, approximately 3 minutes by car, while Regent Cambridge is 1.2 miles away, around 5 minutes by car. This certainly puts it among the most convenient student accommodations near Cambridge Seminars College for students.
Meanwhile, students are encouraged to visit the best cafes in Cambridge such as Aromi, Hot Numbers Coffee, or Bould Brothers Coffee, each offering a student-friendly vibe and excellent study environments. Students at Stellaris Cambridge can dine out at the best restaurants in Cambridge like The Eagle, Midsummer House, and Navadhanya, which serve a variety of dishes that include traditional British, fine dining, and Indian flavours. It is also very easy to get your daily needs as the likes of Sainsbury's and Tesco Express are close at hand. When it comes to healthcare, students can count on Addenbrookes Hospital, and pharmacies like Boots provide medical support and are a source of prescription drugs.
Besides that, living at Stellaris Cambridge brings cultural opportunities in the form of things to do like going to museums The Fitzwilliam Museum and the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, which will be a delight for those who love history and the arts. If one wants a break or a change of scenery, then parks such as Parkers Piece and Jesus Green are great places to relax, get some fresh air, or meet and chat with friends. With so many features and places of interest close at hand, the locality surrounding Stellaris Cambridge affords students a comfortable as well as a culturally stimulating lifestyle.
Stellaris Cambridge offers very swift and convenient commuting options. These compact travelling times help students to be very regular in their attendance and to take full advantage of life on the campus. Nearby bus stops like Newmarket Road Bus Stop (approx. 0.2 km) and River Lane Bus Stop (approx. 0.5 km) are very frequently served and provide local connections all around the city. For rail passengers, Cambridge Railway Station (approx. 3.5 km) and Cambridge North Railway Station (approx. 2.5 km) are both accessible and well connected to London and other main cities. Although Cambridge does not have a metro, the city has an excellent transport system through buses and bicycles, which makes commuting quite straightforward and reliable daily.
In case of international and domestic flights, the nearest airport is London Stansted Airport, about 48 km from Cambridge, and can be reached quite easily by train or bus. With its stylish homes, great amenities, and excellent location, Stellaris Cambridge remains the one student housing in Cambridge which is most comfortable and dependable.
The tenant has to pay a security deposit to book this property; the amount may vary as per the room selection. Note: The security deposit will be refundable. If there is any damage to the room or communal area, the amount will be deducted from the security deposit.
If the student has a UK-based guarantor, The student can pay in 4 installments. Full payment 3 installment 4 installment 10 installment If the student does not have a UK-based guarantor The student must pay the rent in full Note: In case the student is paying in installments, then the property will ask for the initial payment 3 weeks before check-in If the student is paying in full, the property will ask you to pay 6 weeks before the date your tenancy commences.
Credit/debit card, bank transfer, and online payment. Note: The property does not accept cash.
Required for paying rent in instalments. Without a UK guarantor: Full upfront payment is mandatory. Guarantor criteria: Must be UK resident for at least 1 year. Must be over 21 years old. Must be a homeowner or in full-time employment. Must provide valid photo ID. Must provide proof of UK address (dated within last 3 months). Third-party guarantor service: Housing Hand is recommended if tenant cannot provide a UK guarantor.
Dual occupancy is available for most rooms that are 23sqm or larger. The total rent will be calculated as the standard room rate plus an additional £50 per week. Both applicants must apply separately and clearly state in their applications that they are requesting dual occupancy.
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