Cheapest UK Cities for Student Accommodation

“Bradford is a culturally rich city known for its historical landmarks and vibrant arts scene. The city offers diverse dining options, beautiful parks, and excellent public transport. Its strong community spirit and affordable living make it an attractive place for students and families.”

“It is an amazing place to be, it is full of life there is easy access to buses and trains. There are a wide range of shops, restaurants and bars. It has a lovely, warm and welcoming environment”

"Very affordable one of the best places to live in the UK. easy access to everything. wonderful experience. I am going to miss it when I live."

"I'm relatively new and I think Sunderland is much better than what people deem it to be - ignore the negative reviews!"

“Really nice city, perfect for the student life. the locals are really welcoming”

"Plenty of places to eat out and a huge range of pubs if a pint is your thing to wind down."     

“Huddersfield has lots of shops and lots of restaurants and takeaways. Bus station and train station allow for easy travel to different towns or cities.”

"I came here from a more rural setting so it's perfect as a city for me. Plenty of shops and some nice walks close to the city. It's not the best for student night life but there's enough for some good night's out."

“Amazing city, not crowded like most cities are, most takeaways and cafes are in walking distance, same as the train, bus and metro station”

"Bolton is a nice place to stay, it’s city centre has the university and lots of places to shop, eat and relax. It’s also close to Manchester."

"It's a small city but well-equipped. It's also safer to go out at night and it's easy to get around by public transport."

“Living in Salford is actually one of the best because there is barely any crime or noise. Just beautiful night lights, river, decorations and markets. It is a very homely area to live at.”

“Ok, Let’s talk Stoke. Not the first place you think of for Uni, but a MASSIVE underdog. Ye the nightlife isn’t up to much, but the LRV compensates for that (on campus night club) with lots of events and themed nights. You wouldn’t go the town centre for a night out, but transport links are awesome and on the Uni Campus, a short journey in each direction and you are in a big city…."

“Cheltenham is a beautiful and historic city that has a lot to offer visitors and residents alike. I was struck by the picturesque architecture, the abundance of green spaces, and the friendly and welcoming atmosphere.”

“There are both pros and cons. Its a little quiet to hangout at night. However, the peace makes it a perfect place to focus in study”

“Luton is a small city and with a wide range of communities. The best part of it is that it has a close airport and it’s well connected to London and other cities”

“Sheffield is so cheap! Nightlife needs a big upgrade with djs who actually dj, so many independent shops to explore”

"Aberdeen is a really great student city, it isn’t too big and daunting or too small and claustrophobic. It has beautiful architecture and really nice surroundings if you want to get out of the city for a break as well as an amazing beach!"

“Cost for living in Stafford is good, especially for students and there were plenty of restaurants in the area!”