West Village, Glasgow

Beith St, Glasgow, G11 6PS, United Kingdom
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2.2 mi from City Center
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Glasgow International College | 0.2 mi
University of Glasgow | 0.5 mi
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About the Property

Located at Beith St Glasgow, West Village Glasgow, G11 6PS stands as a sought-after student accommodation in Glasgow, boasting an array of ensuites and studios. Each space comes fully furnished and designed with the modern student in mind. Students at the Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow International College, and the University of Glasgow will find themselves at a convenient distance from this prime lodging.


Glasgow in Scotland, UK, is a vibrant city steeped in history and culture, recognised as a significant educational hub that attracts a diverse student population. The city's rich industrial past blends seamlessly with its dynamic present, where modern academic institutions rank alongside historic landmarks. Despite its reputation and clichés, Glasgow embraces its identity, from the fierce football rivalries to its historic relationship with alcohol. It is the hometown of comedy legends like Billy Connolly, Armando Iannucci, and Frankie Boyle. Beyond the comedy clubs, Glasgow offers a wealth of cultural experiences, including galleries, museums, and a dynamic music scene. Its green spaces, vibrant nightlife, and proximity to Loch Lomond make it a diverse and exciting destination.


Arriving at Queen Street Station, students are welcomed by George Square, a hub of protest and celebration and a central point for navigating the city. Nearby Merchant City, once home to statues of George III, is now a thriving area for nightlife and boutique shopping. The city's retail heart, known as the Style Mile, encompasses Sauchiehall, Buchanan, and Argyle streets. Glasgow's West End contrasts with its historic charm, featuring lush parks, the stunning Glasgow University buildings, and the popular Kelvingrove Museum. The River Clyde is integral to the city's identity, with attractions like the Tall Ship Glenlee and the Riverside Museum lining its banks. For music enthusiasts, venues like the Barrowlands Ballroom and King Tut's Wah Wah Hut offer intimate gigs and a taste of Glasgow's legendary music scene. Opting for West Village student accommodation situates students in a locale bustling with youthful energy and cultural encounters. From sprawling parks to avant-garde art galleries, Glasgow delivers an enriching backdrop for student life.

Features

The vibrant West Village Glasgow student accommodation offers an array of top-tier amenities tailored to meet the needs of modern students. With convenience and comfort as the cornerstone of these features, students settling into any of the ensuites and studios are guaranteed a fully furnished space designed with sophistication and functionality in mind. Each room is furnished with spacious big beds for a restful night's sleep, a study desk and chair for productive study sessions, and a wardrobe for ample storage space. Additionally, the accommodation provides essential appliances, including WiFi for connectivity, an oven for cooking, a fridge freezer for food storage, a microwave for quick meals, a toaster for breakfast convenience, and a kettle for hot beverages.


West Village student accommodation also offers a variety of convenient and modern common amenities to enhance the student living experience. The on-site laundry facilities provide students with easy access to washing machines and dryers. For those who cycle, there is secure cycle storage available. The accommodation also features game areas where students can socialise and unwind. Fitness enthusiasts will appreciate the state-of-the-art gyms equipped with everything needed for a complete workout. A cinema room offers a great space for movie nights and entertainment. Additionally, study zones are available for focused academic work. West Village also provides contents insurance for added peace of mind. These amenities at West Village accommodation are designed to cater to the diverse needs of students and create a comfortable and enjoyable living environment.

Location and What's Hot?

Getting the best out of student life has never been easier when living in West Village Glasgow. Convenience knocks at your door with a plethora of dining experiences just outside. Feast your palate on the delightful cuisines at nearby Bibimbap, Dumpling Monkey, Carlton Bingo, and Number 16 Restaurant. If you are seeking a caffeine fix or a spot to unwind with a book, cosy cafes like Hinba Specialty Coffee, kaf coffee, and By Chance are perfect. For easy grocery shopping, Lidl and Tesco Express are at your service, ensuring a well-stocked pantry is only a walk away.


Healthcare is stress-free with Gartnavel General Hospital nearby, giving students peace of mind. For a breath of fresh air or a jog to clear the mind, the expansive Victoria Park is not far from this West Village Glasgow student accommodation. When it's time to hit the books, several educational institutions, including the esteemed University of Glasgow and Glasgow School of Art, are situated conveniently close, integrating seamlessly with student life. Exciting social life isn't compromised as famed hotspots like Bag o' Nails, The Record Factory, and The Sparkle Horse offer vibrant nightlife just moments away. A few other places that you can explore include Glasgow Botanic Gardens, George Square, Glasgow Science Centre Tower, and Glasgow Cathedral. Moreover, cultural enthusiasts can revel in the proximity to Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum for a dose of inspiration. West Village Glasgow is more than just an accommodation; it's a gateway to a fulfilling student experience in Glasgow. Complete with the ideal mix of cultural landmarks, entertainment, and academic rigour, it isn't surprising why students are eager to call it home.

Commute

When residing in West Village Glasgow student accommodation, students have an array of convenient transport options at their disposal. The property's strategic location ensures excellent connectivity to various parts of the city, ideal for both daily commutes to universities and exploring Glasgow. Nearby public transport stops include the Partick Interchange, which serves as both a railway station and a bus hub. For students who prefer underground travel, the Kelvinhall Subway Station is a stone's throw away, offering a quick and efficient way to navigate the city. To travel via bus, you can take the nearby Dumbarton Road Dowanhill Street bus stop and Dumbarton Road / Church Street bus stop. With these transport facilities within easy reach, students at West Village student accommodation can enjoy hassle-free travel to their destinations, ensuring a smooth and comfortable living experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I get a Council Tax Exemption Certificate or Registration Certificate?

This is usually given to you when you enrol at University, or you can apply to your Students Services/Registrations office.

Do I need insurance?

Contents insurance is free and is provided by Endsleigh Insurance. You can take a look at the policy terms and conditions and find out what’s covered here. Any enquiries about contents insurance must be directed to Endsleigh.

Do I need a TV Licence?

Yes, you will need a TV Licence. Anyone in the UK watching or recording television as it’s being broadcast or simulcast on any device – including mobiles, laptops and PCs – must, by law, be covered by a valid TV licence. Buying a TV Licence is your own responsibility and is not included in your rent.

Is there Car Parking?

Unfortunately there is no car parking available on site.

Is there a Cycle Store?

Yes, all their accommodation has ample storage for bicycles.

Do I need to be a student?

Only full time students can live. You may be asked to provide proof of your student status and it is very important that you notify them immediately if this changes.

What if I fail my end of year exams/A Levels and the University does not offer me a place for September?

If you provide written evidence from the University, within SEVEN days of your results being published and no later than 1st September (which ever date is the sooner), that you do not have a place they will release you from the contract without penalty and refund the deposit paid. Please refer to their Terms and Conditions.

What if I cannot get a Visa to study in the UK?

Provided, you have NOT collected the keys, and that you have evidence in writing that your application has been refused they will release you from the tenancy and refund the deposit. If the Tenancy has already commenced, and you have NOT collected your keys, you will be charged for the period from the ‘Tenancy Start Date’ to the date you provide them with evidence that you have not been granted a VISA If you have moved into the accommodation prior to your Visa application being declined you will be responsible for the rent until they can find a student to rent your room.

How will I pay my rent?

Rental is paid termly, in advance, by debit or credit card. Tenancy agreements cannot be completed by the Landlord until your payment card details have been provided. This information is needed to complete your online booking and can be given by yourself or by your guarantor. Students who can’t provide a Guarantor who permanently resides in the UK, are required to pay their rent in advance in August, October, December and February.  Please see the tariff for more details. If you’re awaiting a student loan and can’t meet payments as scheduled you should contact them at least 48 hours (Monday to Friday) before the payment is due. You will be liable for all bank and administration charges incurred by the Landlord for failed payments and will be expected to reimburse the Landlord for these charges upon demand.

What date are rental payments due?

Once you have signed up for a room log on to the Accommodation Hub to check your tenancy agreement for the due dates.

Do I need a Guarantor?

Yes, a Parent or legal Guardian resident in the UK must stand as Guarantor. The Guarantor is legally bound to pay any debts accrued during the tenancy if the tenant refuses to pay. Overseas Students who cannot provide a Guarantor please refer to the options provided on the payment tariff.

How long will the tenancy be for?

All accommodation is let on an Assured Shorthold Tenancy and the length of the tenancy will be set out in the Tenancy Agreement.

Can I live in a female only apartment?

They do have a number of shared apartments where rooms are occupied by females only. If you book one of these rooms and wish to re-let it at a later date, it can only be let to a female student.

Can I bring a pet?

Sorry, no pets are allowed.

When can I move in?

You can move in on or after the ‘Tenancy Start Date’ as specified in your tenancy agreement. they will write to you near to the time with more information about collecting your keys and their Reception opening hours. 

How do I order a bedding or kitchen pack?

You can order kitchen and bedding packs online to be delivered direct to your accommodation. The range of packs include bedding, linen, towels, cooking equipment, crockery, cleaning and stationery. You will need to allow time for delivery so place your order as soon as possible! Remember to use discount code RAILYARD10 at checkout to receive 10% off your order.

When do I have to move out?

You have to vacate your accommodation by 11am on the ‘Tenancy End Date’ as specified in your agreement. Anything left in your room after this time will be removed and disposed of.

What if I want to terminate my agreement and move out?

If you wish to terminate your tenancy, they must be notified in writing and you must complete their Re Let Form. You will remain responsible for the rent until a new tenant is found or until the end of the tenancy (whichever is sooner). they will aim to find a new tenant who is both acceptable to them and who is prepared to meet the financial and legal requirements of the tenancy agreement at the current prevailing rent. they can’t always guarantee finding another tenant, as obviously this becomes more difficult as the academic year progresses, however, you are able to suggest a replacement to them. Please note that you will also need to cover all administration charges incurred in reassigning the tenancy.

How do I get my refund?

All authorised refunds are returned to source i.e. the bank or card the payment originate from, and where source can be established. It is recommended that the account/card from which payments are made remains in operation for the duration of the tenancy and a short time thereafter to facility a timely refund. All refunds will be calculated in UK Sterling. The Railyard will not refund any shortfalls due to exchange rate fluctuations, or offer compensation for any bank /agent, or other charges incurred. No refunds will be made in cash.

Can I have visitors?

Unless otherwise stated, bedrooms are for single occupation only. Occasional overnight visitors will be allowed, at the discretion of the management, provided that no disturbance or inconvenience is caused to other occupants. You will be held fully responsible for the actions and behaviour of your visitors.

What items do I need to bring for my room?

All their shared apartments and Studios will be furnished but bedding and personal linen (sheets, duvets, pillows, towels etc.) is not provided. ‘Double’ size bedding is suitable for beds in all rooms. Standard en-suite beds (in shared apartments) measure approx. 120 x 200cm, while Premium, Deluxe and Studio beds measure approx. 140 x 200cm. (Please note that a small number of Studios have beds that measure 120 x 200cm) In a shared apartment there is a TV in the lounge area, while all studios have a Smart TV. All kitchens include microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge and freezer. Irons, ironing boards and vacuum cleaners are available. Kitchen utensils (crockery, cutlery, pans, etc.) are not provided. You will not be allowed to bring your own fridges, tumble dryers, portable heaters or other large electrical appliances. Chip pans and deep fat fryers are forbidden, as is the use of candles.

How fast will my internet be?

Internet (and WIFI) is included in your rent. In the unlikely event it's not fast enough you can upgrade.

Please see the information below:

• Wired Base Speed shall be up to 950Mbps with a typical average of 600Mbps and standard deviation of 110Mbps during peak hours of 20:00-22:00. • Wireless speed are a minimum speed of 100Mbps (subject to device performance).

My Partner and I are both Students; can we share a room or Studio?

At West Village there are a limited number of Studios available for double occupancy at an additional charge of 25% of the total rent.

Can I have parcels delivered to reception?

Property will be happy to accept parcels on your behalf. They won't accept anything they think may contain offensive, dangerous, illegal or illicit material, anything that's too big or heavy for them to store or food deliveries. To pick up your parcels you'll need to bring along some photo ID and sign for it. They'll do their best to look after parcels safely but, in the unlikely event of something going wrong, they won't be liable for any damage to, or loss from, any parcel that you've authorised them to accept on your behalf.

How can I get my deposit back?

You will need to make sure that property have evidence that you have been exempt from paying Council Tax during your stay with them. You can get a Council Tax exemption certificate from your university to prove this.

Once property have this, and they have inspected your room and found no damage they will release your deposit to the Deposit Protection Service or in Scotland the Lettings Protection Service. You can then claim your deposit back from this service (this is a legal requirement in the UK).

How do I return my keys?

You can return your keys to reception in person or you can post them through reception's post box in a key return envelope which you can collect from reception. Please make sure the keys are labelled with your name, room and flat number. If the keys are not returned you will be charged for a replacement key and fob.

You may return your keys before the end of the tenancy, this will not constitute the termination of the agreement and tenants will waive their right to return to the property, to access the accommodation or request keys at any time prior to the end of the tenancy.

Can I store belongings at the property if I am returning next year?

You will need to discuss this with the reception team as it will depend on when your current tenancy ends and the new one begins, and whether someone else will be staying in your room over the summer.

They normally advise students to contact a storage company in the area if they cannot keep their belongings in their room.

What do I need to bring?

• Bring your key collection pass and valid photo ID when you check in (you get your key collection pass by completing your online induction on our website)

• Your accommodation fees must be paid before arrival. If there’s any outstanding money on your account, you’ll have to pay this before you check-in.

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Student Accomodations in Glasgow

Glasgow Student Accommodation

Finding the ideal student accommodation Glasgow option can be a daunting task for many. With the rising demand for quality and affordable student accommodation in Glasgow, amber has emerged as a pivotal platform that simplifies the process for domestic and international students alike. One of the main advantages of opting for off-campus student accommodation over on-campus options is the liberty to choose from a diverse range of room types and locations, from studio apartments to shared flats, ensuring every student finds their perfect fit. Amber seamlessly offers student accommodation in locations convenient for attending key educational institutions such as the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow School of Art, and City of Glasgow College. Students can readily explore comfortable and secure lodging located near academic hubs and social centres, ensuring a well-balanced student life. Amber strives to provide students with the perfect home away from home during their time in Glasgow, with excellent options like Canvas Glasgow, West Village, Vita Student West End, iQ Elgin Place, Glasgow and many more.

About Glasgow

Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland and the third most populous in the United Kingdom, boasts a vibrant atmosphere steeped in rich history and cultural dynamism. The city is not only famous for its impressive student accommodation Glasgow options, but also Victorian and art nouveau architecture, and also its contribution to the Scottish Enlightenment, which transformed it into one of the most significant cities in Britain for trade and manufacture during the Industrial Revolution.

Today, Glasgow stands as a hub of culture, teeming with museums, galleries, and iconic music venues, making it a truly cosmopolitan locale. The student demographic in Glasgow is a thriving community, breathing life into the city's streets with its international diversity. Glasgow's cultural patchwork is also reflected in its neighbourhoods, each with distinct characteristics. From the bohemian West End, flush with quaint cafes and boutiques, to the more contemporary Merchant City, which is known for its stylish bars and rich history, students have a variety of localities to choose from when looking for student accommodation in Glasgow.

Best Student Accommodation in Glasgow

Finding comfortable off-campus student accommodation in Glasgow can be a critical decision for those who are relocating for their studies. Student apartments in Glasgow offer an exceptional balance of independence, affordability, and a sense of community that dorm life often cannot match. With options ranging from cosy ensuites and vibrant student halls to self-contained studio apartments, every student can find their ideal home. Student accommodation in Glasgow boasts properties that cater to various preferences, many of which are conveniently located near top educational institutions, ensuring that students are never far from their classes and campus resources. Here are some of the top options to explore:

1. Buchanan View

2. Dobbie's Point

3. True Glasgow

4. Merchant Studios

5. iQ Elgin Place

6. St Mungo's

7. Vita Student West End 

8. Merchant City House

9. Kyle Park House

10. Foundry Courtyard

Cost of Living

Understanding the average anticipated cost of living in Glasgow, apart from the rent for your Glasgow student accommodation, is crucial for students planning to study and live in the city. This consideration is not only vital for budgeting but also impacts daily choices relating to lifestyle and spending. Glasgow's cosmopolitan vibe comes with a reasonable living cost compared to other UK cities, making it an attractive destination for students. On average, a student might expect the cumulative monthly cost of living to be roughly £800-£1,200, with variations based on personal lifestyle and choices.

1. Food & Groceries: £150 - £200/month

2. Transportation (with a student discount): £50 - £70/month

3. Utilities (electricity, heating, cooling, water, garbage): £120 - £150/month

4. Clothing: £40 - £90/ month

5. Sports & Leisure: £50 - £100/ month

Student Travel Glasgow

Ensuring that students have easy access to public transportation is a key factor when considering student accommodation Glasgow options. The city offers an efficient and budget-friendly network, perfect for students who need to travel to and from university campuses, shopping areas, and cultural hotspots. Glasgow's transport system is robust, with a plethora of options available for savvy students wanting to explore the city or commute to their place of study.

1. Buses

Students can take advantage of First Glasgow's extensive bus network. Frequent services operate throughout the day and night, connecting various parts of the city. Fares start from just a few pounds, and students can benefit from discounted rates with a travel card.

2. Subway

Known locally as the 'Clockwork Orange' due to its colour and circular route, Glasgow's subway is the easiest way to traverse the city centre and West End. A single fare costs around £1.75, with day and season passes also available.

3. Trains

Trains are a great option for longer distances or trips to neighbouring towns. ScotRail provides frequent services, and with the Railcard, students can save up to 1/3 on travel fares. Most student flats in Glasgow are also located near several train and tram stations, adding more convenience.

4. Cycling

With the introduction of the nextbike Glasgow, cycling has become a convenient option for those looking for some exercise on their commute. Prices start from only £1 for the first 30 minutes, and annual memberships offer unlimited 30-minute hires.

Student Lifestyle and Living in Glasgow

Glasgow, a vibrant and bustling city in Scotland, offers a dynamic student lifestyle complemented by its rich cultural tapestry and historical charm. As a student in Glasgow, you can expect a blend of safety, community spirit, and an educational environment conducive to both academic rigour and personal growth. Known for its amiable residents and inviting neighbourhoods, the city stands as a preferred choice for students seeking Glasgow student accommodation due to its affordability and convenient access to top universities. The city buzzes with student-friendly spots, where cosy cafes, trendy restaurants, and spirited bars frame the social scene.

For a caffeine fix or a study break, students often frequent the popular artisan coffee shops sprinkled throughout the city. Those in search of a casual meal or a spot to unwind with friends can explore Glasgow's myriad of eateries, offering everything from local Scottish fare to international cuisine, often at student-friendly prices. With university life being sometimes hectic, the proximity of these hotspots to Glasgow accommodation in Glasgow is a boon.

Moreover, Glasgow caters to students' leisure and recreational needs with its numerous green spaces and parks, like the Glasgow Green and Kelvingrove Park, both perfect spots for picnics, jogging, or a leisurely study session outdoors. The Glasgow music scene is also a huge draw, with events and festivals showcasing everything from indie bands to classical ensembles contributing to the city's lively atmosphere. Cultural attractions abound as well, from the contemporary galleries showcasing local art to the historic museums that narrate the city's storied past.

Glasgow Tourist Attractions

Glasgow, Scotland's bustling cultural capital, is famed for its stunning architecture, vibrant art scene, and rich history. With an array of tourist hotspots ranging from awe-inspiring museums to lush green parks, Glasgow is a haven for locals and visitors alike. Immerse yourself in the city's charm as you explore its numerous attractions, all easily accessible from Glasgow student accommodation.

1. Glasgow Cathedral

2. The Riverside Museum of Transport and Travel

3. Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

4. George Square and the Merchant City

5. Glasgow Science Centre

6. The Necropolis

Universities in Glasgow

Glasgow, illustrious for hosting some of the most esteemed and renowned universities, offers students a wealth of academic opportunities in the heart of Scotland. Some of the best universities in Glasgow include:

1. Glasgow School of Art

2. University of West Scotland (Paisley Campus)

3. City of Glasgow College

4. Glasgow International College

5. University of Strathclyde

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