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About the Property
From comfort to convenience, The Park Oxford, OX3 7FJ, has everything you need to make your university experience amazing. Here, you can choose from ensuites, non-ensuites, studios, and 4 & 5-bedroom apartments. All come with great amenities. Attending Oxford Brookes University? Great, it'll take you just 8 minutes to get to campus. Even the Oxford Sixth Form College is a 13-minute drive from The Park Oxford student accommodation.
Oxford, founded in the 8th century as "Oxenaforda," meaning "ford of the oxen," boasts over 1,000 years of rich history and academic excellence. The University of Oxford was founded in the 12th century. It is the oldest university in the English-speaking world. Oxford, known as the "City of Dreaming Spires," has a rich history. The city has about 152,000 people, with around 40,000 being students. This mix of historic charm and youthful energy makes Oxford unique. Students can visit top museums for free. They can explore the Ashmolean, which is Britain's oldest public museum, the Pitt Rivers Museum, and the Museum of Natural History. The city has strong ties to authors like Lewis Carroll, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Philip Pullman. These connections inspire many walking tours and reading groups. Students have fun outside of classes, too. They like punting on the River Cherwell and relaxing in the University Parks. They also attend formal halls at historic colleges. They also check out the lively nightlife on Cowley Road and visit pubs that are hundreds of years old.
The Park student accommodation Oxford is a great choice for students. It's located just minutes from major universities. The Park Oxford is in a quiet residential area. This setting supports focused study, but it’s also near the city centre. You can easily enjoy Oxford's cultural offerings. It provides a great balance between academic and social life. Oxford student accommodation builds a vibrant community. It brings together students from different fields and countries. This mix creates an exciting space for learning and cultural sharing. Its closeness to Oxford's main transport links makes travel easy to other parts of the city or country. The nearby area has important services like grocery stores, cafes, and healthcare facilities. The Park Oxford accommodation helps students transition to university life. It is especially supportive for first-year and international students. The Park Oxford offers more than just a place to stay; it provides a strong base for academic success and personal growth.
Features
The Park Oxford is a great option for students wanting modern accommodation right in the city centre. This student residence provides a wide range of room options. Take your pick from Third Floor Five Bed Cluster, Ground Floor Six Bed Cluster, Ground Floor Studio, Second Floor Studio, and many more. At The Park Oxford, every room is built with student comfort in mind. You’ll find a cosy double bed, great for recharging after a long day. There’s also a study space with a desk and chair to help you stay focused. There’s plenty of storage space, a spacious wardrobe, and a handy mirror to keep things tidy and convenient. The ensuite bathroom offers more privacy. The shared living space and kitchen—featuring a fridge, freezer, oven, and microwave—make daily life easy and communal.
The Park Oxford offers more than just rooms. It includes many thoughtful features that make student life easier and more enjoyable. There's a laundry room for your convenience. You also have secure bike storage. Plus, a quick-response maintenance team is on-site to fix any problems. With a fob entry system and CCTV, safety is a top priority. Enjoy downtime in the common room, or games room, or relax in the outdoor courtyard and outdoor area. Need a quick snack? The vending machine has you covered. There’s a parcel room for deliveries, a quiet study area, and regular social events to help you meet people. The TV (communal) is perfect for shared movie nights, and the superfast wifi keeps you connected. Also, there are great transport links and a focus on recycling. Everything is made with students in mind. Best of all, the rent includes: water, gas, and wifi, so budgeting is one less thing to stress about.
Location and What's Hot?
Oxford, a city steeped in tradition and intellectual prestige, stands as a global symbol of academic excellence. The University of Oxford, just 16 minutes away, is world-renowned. Also, Lincoln College is just 17 minutes away from here. It attracts students from all over the globe. The Park Oxford student accommodation sits in a lively academic area. It offers a great location that combines convenience with the city's cultural richness.
Students at The Park Oxford Almero are perfectly placed to make the most of the city's diverse offerings. Just a short walk away, you can find charming cafés like Costa Coffee and The Paper Boat Cafe. They offer the perfect spot for morning coffee, group study sessions, or a laid-back afternoon break. When it’s time to switch from studying to socialising, students flock to hotspots like Corner House and Crown and Thistle. These spots are great for relaxing, listening to live music, or having a fun night out with friends. For those who love to explore culinary delights, Oxford doesn’t disappoint. Restaurants like Antep Kitchen, Polish Kitchen Oxford, and Za'atar Bake offer genuine flavours. They bring a world of dining right to your home.
Every day essentials are nearby. Tesco Superstore and Sainsbury’s make grocery runs quick and easy. The nearby Manor Hospital provides peace of mind with easy access to medical care for health and well-being. Beyond daily comforts, The Park accommodation Oxford is surrounded by cultural landmarks that make the city truly special. The Ashmolean Museum is Britain’s first public museum. It holds centuries of art and archaeology. In contrast, Modern Art Oxford provides a contemporary and thought-provoking experience. Book lovers and history buffs can get lost in the Bodleian Library. It’s one of the oldest libraries in Europe, filled with stories and scholarly resources. Nature lovers and anyone wanting fresh air can enjoy peace in University Parks or South Park. These spots are great for morning jogs, weekend picnics, or a quiet moment with a book. As the day winds down, Oxford's dynamic nightlife lights up. Students can dance the night away at famous spots like The Bridge and Emporium. They can also enjoy chill evenings at local favourites like G&D’s Ice Cream Café and Jericho Coffee Traders. Both places are loved for their friendly vibes and tasty treats. The Park Oxford Almero is more than just a place to stay—it's a gateway to the full Oxford experience.
Commute
For those residing at The Park Oxford student accommodation UK, seamless and convenient commutes are a part of daily life. Students at The Park Oxford accommodation can quickly catch a bus from the nearby Corner House or Cinnaminta Road bus stops. This makes it easy to reach different parts of the city. One can take the Oxford travel terminals or Radley travel terminals if you want to go via train. The Park Oxford is a great spot for leisure or study. Plus, it offers easy travel options nearby.
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Cancellation Policies (5)
- No Visa No PayThis property allows cancellation due to visa rejection.
- No Place No PayThis property allows cancellation if admission is not secured.
- Replacement Tenant AcceptedThis property allows cancellation upon finding replacement tenant.
- Extenuating CircumstancesCancellation is allowed in case of extenuating circumstances.
- Cooling Off PeriodThis property does not offer cooling-off period.
Payment Policies (5)
- Booking DepositThis property requires booking deposit.
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers flexible instalment plan.
- Mode Of PaymentPayment via easy transaction modes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the different types of accommodation available?
The options available are dependent on the city and property, but some of their accommodation options include studio apartments, en-suites, cluster flats between 2 – 8 rooms and house shares.
When should accommodation be booked for september intake?
We recommend booking as quickly as possible to avoid disappointment. The properties fill up fast! We also offer the option of waitlisting if you know where you would like to be the following year, this is perfect for students with deferred entry or 2nd and 3rd-year students. The properties fill up at different times, so if you would like to list your interest, get in touch with us.
What is the procedure of moving in?
You will find the check-in date in your tenancy agreement. On the day of your check-in, they’ll be in touch via email before your check in date to let you know how to collect the keys. Make sure you do not forget to get your IDs and a copy of your tenancy agreement. That’s it, smooth like butter!
What is the procedure of moving out?
You can find your check-out date in your tenancy agreement and that is the day you should be moving out. Make sure to clean your room before you move out in order to keep it neat and tidy.
Can I move out early?
Although your lease with the property is a fixed-term tenancy arrangement, you are free to leave any time before your check-out date. However, you will still be responsible for paying the whole rent due until the conclusion of the agreement.
Do I have to pay for tv licence?
The property has covered the cost of TV licences in the common areas but if you want to watch TV (including BBC on-demand) in your room you will need to purchase a TV licence. The fines are expensive so they recommend applying for a licence here.
Do I have to pay council tax?
No, as a student, you’re exempt from paying council tax.
What bills are included in my rent?
Your rent includes all utility bills, i.e., electricity, gas, water and WiFi.
Does your accommodation have parking?
Parking is dependent on which property you are looking to live at. If parking is a priority, please contact the residence team to ask about parking or alternatively head to the room types to find out whether there is parking available.
I’m not happy with my accommodation- what should I do?
If you’re not happy with your accommodation please let the student team responsible for your property know as soon as possible. They want you to love living at the management so please tell them the issue and the Property Manager will help, or if they can’t help, they will point you in the right direction.
Can I bring my pet?
Unfortunately, they don’t allow pets at the management but some of their properties have furry friends that like to hang out nearby. Birmingham for example has a sweet cat called Darcy who will be only too pleased to say hi.
Can my friend stay at my accommodation/in my room?
Your friends are more than welcome to visit you at your accommodation – they ask that you limit any overnight stays to no more than 3 consecutive nights in one week and make sure that your flatmates are happy with having your friends stay over.
What is the booking process for your student accommodation?
We like to keep things simple for you, start by choosing a room type and contract length and then follow the on-screen instructions (it takes about 5 mins to complete a booking). You will need a form of photo ID (passport or a driving licence), along with proof of your student status (student ID or an offer/acceptance letter from your university), your student number and a credit/debit card to pay your advance rent. If you're looking to pay in instalments, you will need to appoint a UK based guarantor, this can be a family member or a friend who is happy to act as your guarantor in the event that rent payments are missed. If you do not have someone that you could nominate as a UK guarantor, you could use the services of Housing Hand who are able to help act as a guarantor. We recommend visiting our website to learn more.
Can I view the accommodation before booking?
Yes, you can. We offer in-person and virtual tours of the accommodation with the help of property team to help you find your perfect room. This will be coordinated with the on-site team at your chosen location. This is a great way to get a feel for the property!
What do I need to bring?
Pack anything that will make your new home feel just like your old home. They include a mattress but you’ll need to bring your favourite bedding as well as pillows and a duvet. Many students include familiar photos in their packing to help them settle in and personalise their rooms. If you’re moving into a cluster we recommend waiting until you’ve met all your flatmates and then shopping together for items such as cutlery, crockery and other household bits and bobs. Things like a shared fund for tea and coffee are a great idea, just make sure everyone chips in!
Do I need to pay a deposit to book a room at this property?
To learn more about the deposit requirement, please check the policy section above, or feel free to reach out to your amber agent.
Is a guarantor required to book a room at this property?
For more details about guarantor requirements, refer to the policy section above or connect with your amber agent.
Can I pay in instalments?
For more information on payment plans, refer to the policy section above, or contact your amber agent for assistance.
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Student Accommodations in Oxford
Oxford Student Accommodation
Finding student accommodation in Oxford is tough because many students live there. On-campus rooms get taken fast, so off-campus housing is a good option. Oxford has many types of student homes for different budgets and needs. You can choose private rooms, en-suite apartments, shared flats, or studio apartments.
Amber makes finding accommodation easy with many verified Oxford student accommodation listings. Whether you study at the University of Oxford or Oxford Brookes University, you’ll find apartments near campus. Amber’s website lets you sort by price, location, amenities, and room types to find what suits you best. Popular Oxford student accommodation includes The Student Castle Oxford and The Spireworks. Both offer modern rooms, shared areas, and excellent amenities. Booking with Amber is simple and stress-free. You get personal help during the process and flexible lease options. Discover student accommodation in Oxford that meets your needs and makes university life comfortable and easy.
About Oxford
Oxford is a historic city in South East England, about 60 miles from London. It has around 160,000 people and is famous for its great schools and rich history. The city has two big universities: the University of Oxford and Oxford Brookes University. These schools have about 43,600 students, a large part of the city’s population. Oxford has a strong job market, with 80.8% of people aged 16 to 64 working as per the latest data. This is higher than the South East average of 79.3%. The unemployment rate is 3.4%, a bit more than the region’s 2.9%. For safety, Oxford had 87 crimes per 1,000 people in 2024. This is 28% higher than Oxfordshire’s average of 68 per 1,000. Crime rates differ across the city’s areas. Oxford mixes old charm with modern features. It has beautiful buildings, many parks, and a lively arts scene. The city is small, great for walking or biking, and has good public transport. Whether visiting historic colleges, eating local food, or joining cultural events, student accommodation in Oxford offers a lively and enriching place for students.
Best Student Accommodation in Oxford
Choosing the right student accommodation in Oxford is important for a great university experience. The city has many accommodation options for different needs, whether you want comfort, low cost, or a place near your campus. Oxford provides student accommodation in Oxford options, including en-suite rooms, shared flats, and private studios. These spaces are designed for studying and socialising. Amber helps you find safe and trusted student housing in Oxford. You can sort by price, location, and amenities to fit your needs and budget. Whether you’re at the University of Oxford or Oxford Brookes University, there are many options close to your school. Here are some of the best student accommodation in Oxford:
1. Student Castle Oxford
2. The Spireworks
3. The Mews
4. The Park
5. iQ Alice House
Affordable Student Accommodation in Oxford
Finding affordable student housing in Oxford is hard because many students live there. But there are lots of budget-friendly options that are both nice and comfortable. Amber provides cheap student accommodation in Oxford. This helps students find a home that suits their needs without breaking the bank. Whether you want a shared flat with friends or a private room for more privacy, Amber’s listings have something for everyone. Many of these places offer helpful amenities. They have Wi-Fi, study areas, laundry rooms, and bike storage. This makes them both convenient and affordable. Here are five affordable student accommodation in Oxford that offer good value and comfort:
1. Dorset House
2. Between Towns Court
3. Beech House
4. West Way Square
5. The Spireworks
Best Areas to Live in Oxford
Oxford has many neighbourhoods perfect for students. Some areas are close to universities, while others offer peace, green spaces, and cheaper rent. Here are five of the best places to consider:
1. St Clements
St Clements is a fun area that students love for its vibe and location. It’s between the two main universities and links to Cowley Road, full of food, music, and unique shops. Students hang out at cafes like Cafe Coco and The Missing Bean.
The city centre is great for students who want everything close by. It has old buildings, libraries like the Bodleian, bookstores, and cafes. Living here keeps you near college facilities, shops, and the Covered Market.
3. Rose Hill
Rose Hill is calm and residential, ideal for focused studying. It’s getting popular for its affordable homes and friendly feel. Students visit the Rose Hill Community Centre and enjoy parks like The Oval. The area has cheap student accommodation in Oxford and houses, with buses linking to the rest of Oxford.
4. Headington
Headington feels like a small town and is popular with Oxford Brookes students. It has shops, cafes, and large supermarkets. Parks like Bury Knowle Park are great for walks. It’s a nice mix of quiet and convenient.
5. Cowley
Cowley is a lively, student-friendly area with affordable living. Cowley Road is the main spot, with cheap food, unique shops, pubs like The Cowley Retreat, and music at O2 Academy. There are many shared student houses and flats, and buses make getting around easy.
Room Types Available in Oxford
Oxford offers a wide range of student accommodation options designed to meet different needs and budgets. Whether you prefer privacy or a social setup, there’s something for everyone. Here’s a quick guide to the most common room types:
1. Ensuite Rooms
Ensuite rooms are perfect for students who want privacy with some shared living. You get your own bedroom and bathroom, while the kitchen and lounge areas are shared with flatmates. This is a good option for students who enjoy socialising but also value personal space.
2. Non-Ensuite Rooms
Non-ensuite rooms are more affordable and ideal for students who don’t mind sharing. You’ll have your own bedroom, but share the bathroom, kitchen, and common spaces with others. It’s a good way to save money and make new friends.
3. Studio Apartments
Studio flats offer total privacy, as everything is in one space—bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. These are great for students who want independence, quiet study time, and a self-contained lifestyle.
4. 1-Bed and 2-Bed Apartments
These apartments come with one or two private bedrooms and shared living areas like the kitchen and lounge. They work well for students who want to live with a friend but still have a private space.
5. Shared Apartments
Shared apartments are popular among students who like living in a group. You get your own bedroom, and the kitchen, bathroom, and lounge are shared with others, making it fun and social.
6. Private Rooms in Shared Flats
These rooms offer a private bedroom while you share common areas like the kitchen and bathroom with flatmates. It’s a balance between privacy and community living, ideal for first-year students or those new to Oxford.
Cost of Living
Living in Oxford as a student can be a bit expensive, but with careful budgeting, it’s manageable. The cost of living here is higher than in smaller towns but still more affordable than cities like London. Students should plan for a monthly budget of around £1,100 to £1,400, excluding rent. This amount usually covers essentials like groceries, transport, and other personal expenses. Here's a rough breakdown of typical monthly costs for students in Oxford:
1. Food: £35 to £85 per week
2. Gas & Electricity: £30 to £60 per week
3. Internet & Mobile Phone: £20 to £35 per week
4. Eating Out: £70 to £160 per week
5. Laundry: £10 to £25 per week
6. Stationery & Textbooks: £10 to £30 per week
7. Clothing: £40 to £80 per month
8. Travel (Bus, Train): £45 to £130 per month
Student Travel in Oxford
Getting around Oxford is simple and affordable, which makes it great for student life. Whether you're heading to campus, exploring the historic city centre, or visiting local attractions, there are plenty of transport options to help you get around easily.
1. Buses
Oxford has a strong bus network with regular services operated by Oxford Bus Company and Stagecoach. These buses connect key student areas like Headington, Cowley, and the city centre. A Student Bus Pass offers unlimited travel and costs around £13–£15 per week, making it a smart choice for daily commuting.
2. Cycling
Cycling is one of the most popular ways to travel in Oxford. The city has many dedicated cycle lanes and is mostly flat, making it ideal for biking. Many student accommodation in Oxford have secure bike storage, and bike rentals start from just £5 per week. You can also join a bike-sharing scheme for flexible rides.
3. Trains
Oxford’s central train station connects students to cities like London, Birmingham, and Reading. It’s perfect for weekend trips or internships. With a 16–25 Railcard, you can save up to 30% on train fares. A train to London takes about an hour and can cost as low as £7 with early booking.
4. Walking
Oxford is a compact and walkable city. Most universities, libraries, and cafes are within walking distance from student accommodation in Oxford. Walking is free, good for your health, and a great way to explore Oxford’s historic streets.
Student Lifestyle and Living in Oxford
Oxford offers a great mix of academic life and leisure, making it one of the best cities for students in the UK. From historic landmarks to relaxing green spaces, there’s plenty to enjoy outside the classroom.
1. Dining & Nightlife
Oxford has a wide variety of affordable dining options for students. If you love British classics, The Turf Tavern and The Eagle and Child are popular student pubs with historic charm. For global flavours, Taste Tibet and Kazbar serve delicious street food and tapas. Oxford’s nightlife includes laid-back bars like The Library Pub, dance spots like ATIK, and live music at The Bullingdon, perfect for unwinding after a long day.
2. Cultural Events & Festivals
Oxford has a strong cultural scene, with events held throughout the year. The Oxford Literary Festival, May Day Celebrations, and student theatre performances at Oxford Playhouse are highlights. Art lovers can explore exhibitions at the Ashmolean Museum, while music fans enjoy concerts at the Sheldonian Theatre. For those interested in exploring more about England's rich sports history, you can check out the top 10 oldest football clubs in England to get a deeper understanding of the country's football heritage.
3. Adventure & Green Spaces
Oxford is home to beautiful outdoor spaces like University Parks, Port Meadow, and the Botanic Garden. These are perfect for walks, picnics, or study breaks. You can also go punting on the River Cherwell, or explore more fun weekend ideas from this guide on things to do in Oxford for a relaxing weekend activity.
4. Shopping
Students in Oxford enjoy shopping at Westgate Shopping Centre for big brands, while The Covered Market is great for local food and unique items. The High Street and Cowley Road offer everything from vintage shops to budget-friendly takeaways.
Universities in Oxford
Oxford has some of the best universities in the UK, attracting students globally. Whether you like arts, sciences, business, or medicine, the city offers great academic options and vibrant student life. Here are Oxford’s top universities:
The University of Oxford is one of the oldest and most famous in the world, with over 26,000 students. It ranks in the global top 5 and is known for tough academics, excellent teachers, and its unique college system. It offers many courses in subjects like politics, medicine, philosophy, and engineering. Its historic libraries and modern research facilities make it a great place to study.
Oxford Brookes is a modern university focused on quality teaching and practical experience. It has about 16,000 students and offers courses in business, architecture, nursing, law, and more. The university is known for its campus, supportive setting, and industry connections. It’s ideal for students wanting practical and academic learning.
3. Buckinghamshire New University (Oxford Campus)
Buckinghamshire New University is nearby in Oxford. It has a growing presence and offers flexible learning. Their vocational degrees are designed for students who are focused on their careers. It provides programs in health, education, business, and the arts. The Oxford campus offers a supportive learning environment close to the heart of the city.