West Way Square, Oxford

Finding appropriate Oxford student accommodation can be a tedious task, but it's not difficult at all. Amber has a great deal of Oxford student housing with uber comfort available at a reasonable price. Oxford student rentals are found near many world-renowned universities like Oxford Brookes University (Wheatley Campus), Lincoln College, University of Oxford, and City of Oxford College. Ranging from luxurious student accommodations to budget-friendly Oxford student housing, the city comprises all. All the Oxford student residences are built with utmost care for comfortable stay. The city has something for everybody.  The Oxford student accommodation is further segregated into halls of residences, private halls of residences, and private housing. The Oxford student housing consists of comfortable, luxurious yet budget-friendly en-suites, studios, and shared apartments which are inclusive of all the bills. There are also housing options available for the students who are looking for short term tenancies in Oxford. It is much easier to book short term accommodation in Oxford compared to any other city in the United Kingdom.

Oxford is a historic city located in south-central England, United Kingdom. It is renowned worldwide for its prestigious university, the University of Oxford, which is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world. The University of Oxford, founded in the 12th century, is the centrepiece of the city's academic life. Oxford is rich in historical and architectural heritage. The city is characterised by its stunning mediaeval and Gothic architecture, with many of its buildings dating back centuries. Oxford has played a significant role in the world of literature and culture. Oxford boasts numerous museums and galleries that cater to a wide range of interests. The Ashmolean Museum is the oldest public museum in the UK and houses an extensive collection of art and artefacts. Other notable institutions include the Pitt Rivers Museum, the Natural History Museum, and the Museum of the History of Science.  Oxford hosts a variety of cultural events throughout the year, including music and literary festivals, theatre productions, and art exhibitions. The Oxford Literary Festival and Oxford Film Festival are among the most notable annual events. The city is surrounded by beautiful countryside, including the Oxfordshire Cotswolds and the Chiltern Hills. This provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and picnicking. Oxford is a diverse and multicultural city, owing to its international student population and a range of residents from different backgrounds. This diversity contributes to the city's vibrant atmosphere.

Amber provides Oxford student accommodation in all the feasible areas. The Oxford student accommodation is designed to provide you with the utmost comfort and the best-picked amenities for you. Amber knows how important it is for students to locate the ideal housing close to Universities. We provide a variety of Oxford student housing to meet the needs and preferences of students, making sure they have a convenient and comfortable living environment. The Oxford student accommodation includes single and shared rooms, suites, and non-en suite options, all of which are furnished with necessary conveniences, including on-site laundry facilities, high-speed internet, and many such. The properties are in convenient locations, so it's simple for students to navigate the city and go to classes on time. Following are some ideal Oxford student accommodation:

1. The Mews

2. The Park

3. Student Castle Oxford

4. Dorset House

5. West way Square

6. Beech House

7. The Spireworks

8. Between Towns Court

9. iQ Alice House

Forget the city centre stress and exorbitant rents! Oxford student accommodation offers a surprising perk: it can actually be your wallet's BFF. Yes, you read that right. By ditching the central hustle and exploring options just outside, you could be saving serious pounds. Think about it- rent, transportation, even groceries often drop the further you venture from the heart of the city. With smart planning and a little research, you can snag a comfortable, convenient Oxford student housing closer to the university, leaving more room in your budget for fun Oxford adventures and those essential textbooks. So, roll up your sleeves, do some comparisons, and embrace the potential savings hidden in Oxford student accommodation!

1. Food: £600-£800/month

2. Gas and electricity: £200-£300/month

3. Internet & mobile phone: £180-£220/month

4. Dinner at a restaurant: £400-£500/month

5. Laundry: £70-£90/month

6. Stationery and Textbooks: £10-£40/month

7. Clothing: £50-£75/month

8. Travel (buses, trams, and trains): £30-£100/month

Oxford is smartly connected to every primary transportation system within walking distance from every university and to other parts of Oxford. People can explore a wide range of transport services from the world-famous train station, buses, and friendly cabs. Amber’s Oxford student housing is within walking distance to grocery and convenience stores and easily accessible by public transport so students can live comfortably.

1. Bus: The city has very well-connected bus routes, making it the busiest in South Yorkshire. The Oxford Interchange connects areas on both national and international bus routes. First Bus and stagecoach are some of the primary bus services that run through the city. Students can use student discounts and get a weekly bus pass for under £10 or a monthly pass for £30.

2. Trams: The city administration of Oxford has developed the Oxford Tram system that connects the population from the City Centre to Hillsborough, Meadowhall Centre, and Halfway. The Supertram runs throughout the city, which students can use if they want to avoid getting stuck in street traffic. Similar to buses, a weekly pass will cost around £10, and a monthly pass will cost about £40.

3. Train Services: Oxford is well-connected to other major cities in the UK via its railway station. The Oxford Railway Station provides regular services to London Paddington, Birmingham, Manchester, and other significant cities. This makes it convenient for students and residents to explore other parts of the country or commute to nearby cities.

4. Cycling: Oxford is a bike-friendly city with a network of dedicated cycle lanes and bike-sharing schemes. Many students and residents choose to cycle as an eco-friendly and cost-effective mode of transportation. The flat terrain and compact city layout make cycling a popular choice for getting around Oxford.