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バーミンガムの専用バスルーム付き部屋はスタジオよりも安く、セリーオーク周辺で人気があります。バーミンガム大学の学生たち。フラットのキッチンとラウンジは共有です。
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バーミンガムのアパートを見るBirmingham splits into two student worlds: Selly Oak and Edgbaston around the University of Birmingham, and the city centre around Aston University and Birmingham City University. Rooms on our Birmingham pages start at around £95 a week, and every property we list puts bills in the rent.
Most Birmingham rooms fall between about £180 and £245 a week, with cheaper rooms on the edge of the centre and premium studios to the south. The answers below cover average rent, cheap rooms, city centre prices, living costs, top end studios and short stays.
Selly Oak and the city centre set two price levels in Birmingham. Most contracts on our pages fall between about £180 and £245 a week, and studios start just under £200. A mid range room over a full 51 weeks still lands at around £9,800, so build your budget around the area first.
Rooms under £100 a week do exist in Birmingham, but only a few. They are usually basic en-suites on the ring road edge of the centre with longer contracts. Belgrave View on the Middleway has been the cheapest option on our pages, close to both BCU and the University of Birmingham.
Expect to pay more to live in Birmingham city centre, where most rooms cost from around £130 to £250 a week. Older converted buildings and shared apartments sit at the lower end, newer blocks with gyms at the top. Weigh the walk to your campus against the extra rent.
Rent takes most of your money, yet groceries, transport, a phone contract, books and nights out all add up. Bills already sit in the rent at every Birmingham property we list, which keeps budgeting simple. Check your university's cost of living guide for current figures and plan for the whole year.
Birmingham's top end studios cost well over £400 a week, mostly along Pershore Road towards Edgbaston and Selly Oak. Vita Student Pebble Mill is one example, with large studios and on site facilities. Advance rent there can equal two weeks, so budget for that before you book.
Short stays in Birmingham run from a few weeks to a spring term, and some properties take January arrivals through to late summer. Weekly rates on these contracts are often similar to, or a little above, the full year rate. Ask early, as only a handful of rooms come up.
Birmingham has a wide choice of studios and apartments as well as en-suites in shared flats. This section walks through studio sizes, the cheapest studios, cluster flats, two bed apartments, couples and air conditioned rooms.
Birmingham studios range from around 18 square metres to over 27, and the bigger ones often come with a king size bed. Volume Works offers several studio sizes in one building, so you can trade space for rent. Most studios cost from around £200 to £300 a week.
The lowest studio rates in Birmingham sit just under £200 a week, mostly in the Moland Street and Corporation Street area near Aston University and the city centre. Smaller studios of around 18 square metres cost least. Check what the kitchen includes, as some have only a two ring hob.
Cluster flats put your en-suite around a shared kitchen and lounge. Around Five Ways and Bath Row, many flats hold seven or eight students, with rooms of about 12 square metres. Flats of five usually charge a few pounds more for a calmer shared space.
A two bed apartment means only one flatmate in the kitchen. In Birmingham some sit inside converted listed buildings with high ceilings, with bedrooms of around 10 square metres and a small double bed. Each room is often let on its own contract, so ask how the rent is split.
Couples should look for one bed apartments or studios marked for dual occupancy. St Chads Student Village on Hagley Road offers one bed apartments with a separate bedroom, kitchen and lounge. These cost far more than a single room, so check any charge for a second person in writing.
Air conditioning is rare in Birmingham student rooms, which matters if you stay through the summer. A few newer buildings near the Gun Quarter and Lancaster Street fit it as standard, often with a double shower. If heat bothers you, ask about cooling and window opening before you book.
The University of Birmingham campus sits in Edgbaston, south west of the centre. Here we set out Selly Oak, Bournbrook, the train from New Street, Pershore Road and options for postgraduates.
The university says most of its students move to Selly Oak after first year, so it is busy, social and full of shared houses and student blocks. It sits right next to campus, with shops along the Bristol Road. Rents are often a little lower than in the centre.
Bournbrook covers the streets between the University of Birmingham campus and Selly Oak, around Bristol Road and Tiverton Road. Many second and third years share houses here, and newer blocks sit nearby. It is lively, so ask about noise if you want a quiet room.
Many first years take a room the university itself runs, priced and booked through its own site. Private properties nearby add choice of studios, contract lengths and room sizes. Weigh the weekly rent, what bills cover and the walk to your school before you choose.
A city centre base still works for the University of Birmingham. The university says four trains an hour run from New Street to University station on the cross city line, in about ten minutes, with campus a short walk away. Buses 61, 63 and the X20 to X22 also run there.
Pershore Road runs south from the centre along the edge of Edgbaston. Properties here sit roughly 20 to 30 minutes on foot from the University of Birmingham, with some offering on site parking. It suits students who want a calmer street but still a direct route into campus.
For a one year master's, a studio on a contract that runs to late summer saves a second move before your dissertation is in. Look for a quieter building away from the busiest Selly Oak streets, and check the end date. Some larger studios add a bigger bathroom and desk.
Aston University and Birmingham City University both teach in or near the city centre, so many students walk to lectures. Inside this tab: BCU's sites, Eastside, Aston's campus, City South, Digbeth and building works.
Birmingham City University teaches on several sites. Its City Centre Campus covers Curzon, Parkside and Millennium Point in Eastside, while the Conservatoire, School of Art and School of Jewellery sit elsewhere. Check which site runs your course before you choose a room, since some of these sites sit a fair walk apart.
Eastside, around Curzon Street and Millennium Point, sits a short walk from Moor Street station and the Bull Ring. Several student properties stand within ten minutes of the BCU buildings there. It suits students who want to walk to lectures and live close to the shops and transport.
Aston University's own campus map puts it about ten minutes on foot from New Street and Snow Hill stations. The Moland Street and Lancaster Street area in B4 sits right beside the campus, with several student properties a short walk from lectures. Rooms here range from studios to shared flats.
BCU's City South Campus is in Edgbaston, away from the centre. BCU suggests the train from New Street to Five Ways, the tram from Bull Street to Edgbaston Village, or the 23 and 24 buses. Rooms around Five Ways and Bath Row keep this trip short.
Digbeth, just east of the centre, is Birmingham's creative quarter, with warehouses, studios, street food and music venues. It sits beside BCU's Eastside buildings and a short walk from the Bull Ring. Students on art, media and music courses often like the area, though nights can be loud.
Some Birmingham student blocks have had long façade or cladding works, with scaffolding and covered windows for months. Before you pay a holding deposit, ask if any work is planned during your tenancy and which block your room sits in. A quieter block can make a big difference in exam season.
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