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Canterbury has Canterbury Christ Church University in the city and the University of Kent on the hill to the north. Every property on our site is within a mile of the centre.

Good to know in Canterbury
Your own space in a small city
Canterbury studios sit close to the city centre and Christ Church. Kent students usually walk up the hill or take the bus to campus.
Before you chooseIf you study at Kent, check the walk or bus up the hill before you choose.
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The most listed room type in Canterbury
Canterbury en-suite rooms cost well below studios, and bills are included at every property we list. You share a kitchen and lounge with your flat.
Before you chooseAsk how many people share the kitchen and compare contract lengths.
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Flats for friends near the centre
A few Canterbury properties offer apartments, often at a lower rent per person than a studio. They suit groups who want their own kitchen and lounge.
Before you chooseConfirm the number of bedrooms and how the rent is split.
See Canterbury apartmentsCanterbury is a small walled city with three places to study: the University of Kent on parkland outside the centre, Canterbury Christ Church University by St Augustine's Abbey, and UCA on New Dover Road. Your campus decides your street, and every property on our Canterbury pages includes bills.
University of Kent accommodation is the biggest Canterbury search after the city term itself. The campus sits on 300 acres of parkland outside the centre, so most students choose between a suburb close by and a town room with a bus ride.
About every ten minutes. The University of Kent says Unibus 1, Unibus 2 and the Triangle leave Canterbury bus station for campus, and the trip takes around 15 minutes. Our University of Kent page lists private properties its students book.
The university puts Canterbury West station about 25 minutes from campus on foot, and Canterbury East or the bus station about 45. Rooms on the West station side make walking realistic, while rooms south of the walls usually mean a bus.
Hales Place is a residential area just north of the city, near the University of Kent, and many of its residents are students. A local letting agent guide calls the St Stephen's side suburban, green and cheaper to rent, but short on shops.
Yes. Pavilion Court sits on Station Road West, beside Canterbury West station, and its page quotes a 13 minute bus ride to the University of Kent and a six minute cycle to UCA. Rooms there start at around £160 a week.
The University of Kent's self guided tour points out the Crab and Winkle Way, a path that follows the old Canterbury and Whitstable railway. It gives walkers and cyclists a green route out of the city, away from the busier roads into town.
Mainly the buses. A local letting agent guide calls Northgate, around Sturry Road and Kingsmead, roughly equal in distance from all three universities, with Unibus 2 stops and a big supermarket close by. Our Northgate page lists the properties there.
Canterbury Christ Church University teaches inside the World Heritage Site, while UCA and Canterbury College share New Dover Road on the south east side. All three sit near the centre, so walking distance matters more here than bus routes.
On North Holmes Road, in the outer grounds of St Augustine's Abbey, inside the city's UNESCO World Heritage Site. Science, health and engineering teaching uses the Verena Holmes building. Our Canterbury Christ Church University page lists private properties nearby.
Augustine House holds the Christ Church library and student services, about eight to ten minutes on foot from the main campus, says the university's self guided tour. Many students split their day between the two sites, so a room near both saves time.
Currus Court stands in Rhodaus Town, and its page says the Christ Church library is two minutes away on foot, with the main campus about 20 minutes by bus. Rooms there start at around £175 a week, bills included.
On New Dover Road, a short walk from the historic centre. UCA teaches architecture, fine art, interior design, product design and visual communication there. The university also notes two main line stations close by, both with links to London.
Canterbury College is a further education college in the EKC Group, sharing New Dover Road with UCA. Its students are 16 and over, and private student properties set their own age rules. Our Canterbury College page lists properties within reach.
Mostly, yes. A letting agent guide says much of the area around Military Road sits within walking distance of Christ Church and UCA, with the 956 bus taking about 12 minutes. Reaching Kent means a change at the bus station.
Student houses and student lets in Canterbury draw steady searches, and most private rooms sit just outside the city walls. This tab looks at Wincheap, Sturry Road, Parham Road, St Dunstan's and the streets inside the walls themselves.
Wincheap runs south west from the city centre, near Canterbury East station. A letting agent guide praises its Aldi, climbing centre and brewery but warns about constant traffic on the main road. Our Wincheap page lists the properties in this area.
Not really. The same guide calls the trip to the University of Kent a bit of a trek, while Christ Church sits much closer. Wincheap works best for students based south of the walls who travel home from Canterbury East.
Riverside Student Quarter, on Sturry Road north east of the centre, groups en suite rooms into shared flats beside studios, study rooms and a cinema. UCA names it as a partner property, about 20 minutes from its campus on foot.
Canterbury Student Village sits on Parham Road, off the Sturry Road side of town, with a 24 hour Asda and bus stops nearby. Its page says it serves Kent, Christ Church, UCA and Canterbury College. Rooms start at around £130 a week.
Yes, and a letting agent guide calls it pleasant and convenient. St Dunstan's lies near Westgate and Whitstable Road, a short walk from the bottom of the high street, with Canterbury West station close by and easy access to Kent.
Yes, though choice is small. Most private properties sit just outside the walls, a few minutes from the cathedral and shops. Expect tourist crowds by day, shorter walks to Christ Church and a bus or long walk to Kent.
Student flats in Canterbury, studio flats and living costs all draw steady searches. Here we set out weekly rents on our pages, what a studio adds, bills, monthly budgeting and how flat sizes vary across the city.
Around £100 to £200 a week at the starting prices on our pages, with bills included, and the biggest studios go well past that. Our Canterbury city centre page groups the central properties, from around £130 a week.
It can be. Canterbury is compact and popular with visitors, so private rooms are rarely a bargain. Most students walk or cycle, which keeps travel costs low. Weekly rent times 52, then divided by 12, gives a fair monthly sum.
Studios add a private kitchen next to the shower room. Palamon Court in Rhodaus Town lists studios, including one type with big windows facing the cathedral. Rooms in the building start at around £200 a week, bills included.
Yes, on our pages. Heating, power, water and broadband sit inside the weekly price for each Canterbury property we list, and some cover contents insurance too. Shared houses from local agents often quote rent only, so check what extra you pay.
Canterbury Student Manor sits on the banks of the Great Stour and mixes en suite clusters with studios. Its page lists a cinema room, indoor and outdoor gyms and a games area. Rooms start at around £170 a week.
Canterbury flats run from two bedrooms up to clusters of seven or eight. Small flats suit friends who already know each other. Larger clusters bring a bigger social circle but a busier kitchen, so ask how many share each oven.
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