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Hatfield is home to the University of Hertfordshire, which teaches across College Lane and de Havilland, two campuses under a kilometre apart. Uno buses tie them to the station, St Albans and Welwyn Garden City. Private student properties are few here, so we focus on campus links, house shares and the flats on offer.
College Lane campus is the biggest Hatfield search in our keyword data, ahead of general accommodation terms. The University of Hertfordshire splits teaching across two sites under a kilometre apart, so check where your course sits first.
Mostly health, science, technology and creative arts. The university calls College Lane a hub for those subjects and for student life. The Forum sits at its heart, with places to eat and study by day and two club venues at night.
De Havilland holds business, law, education and sport. Hertfordshire Sports Village sits here, with a mock courtroom, the Learning Resources Centre and the Weston Auditorium. A room on this side suits law and business students who want the shortest daily trip.
Under a kilometre, according to the university. A student on The Student Room puts the walk at about 15 minutes and the bus at five. Paths and cycle routes link the sites, so living near one rarely cuts you off from the other.
Our University of Hertfordshire page lists private properties within reach of College Lane and de Havilland. The university also has its own rooms on both campuses. Check which building hosts most of your lectures, then pick the side that saves you the daily walk.
Herts SU runs The Forum as a multi level venue on College Lane, with two spaces for club nights. Students living over at de Havilland can take the free shuttle across in the evening, then walk back or catch a later Uno bus.
Only at College Lane, and only with a permit. The university says there is no student parking at de Havilland. Drivers can use the Angerland Park and Ride instead, which has around 800 free spaces and a low cost shuttle to both campuses.
Hatfield is spread out, and most students rely on Uno, the bus network run with the university. Here we look at the 690 shuttle, the station run, trips to St Albans and Welwyn Garden City, cycling and the journey home.
Yes, between the two campuses. The university says students ride free on route 690 and other Uno buses between College Lane and de Havilland when they show their student ID and board at an approved stop, such as The Forum or Todd Building.
Every 10 to 15 minutes on weekdays in term, says the university, and every 20 minutes on Saturdays. Outside term, routes 602, 610, 614 and 653 cover the link instead. Check the Uno app before you rely on a late bus.
The university puts Hatfield station about 1.5 miles from campus, roughly a 30 minute walk. Uno buses run from the station to both sites, but this leg is not free, so budget for fares if you head home by train most weekends.
It is possible. Fast Great Northern trains reach Hatfield from King's Cross in about 25 minutes, and the university says they run every 20 minutes on weekdays. Add the bus or walk from the station, and the trip can near an hour.
Uno's lowest student fare zone covers Hatfield, St Albans and Welwyn Garden City, so a room in either town stays within one fare band. Students on forums name Welwyn Garden City as a calmer option, with its own station one stop up the line.
The university runs a free Active Ride bike hire scheme and maps cycle routes and bike parking in its app. E-scooters are not permitted on campus, so a pedal bike or an e-bike makes more sense for a room a mile or two out.
After first year, many Herts students move into shared houses around town. Hatfield has its own planning rules on new shared homes, and students on forums hold firm views on which parts of town feel safest and best value.
Old Hatfield, the Business Park side near de Havilland and Welwyn Garden City are all named in one Reddit thread on safer, budget friendly areas. These are opinions, not rankings, so walk each street after dark before you sign anything.
Because of planning rules. Welwyn Hatfield council has an Article 4 direction in Hatfield, so turning a family home into a shared house needs planning permission. That keeps supply tight, so ask the landlord whether the house has the right approval.
Not especially. One Reddit user calls Hatfield expensive for a student town with few of the upsides, while others accept higher rents for a short walk to campus. Price a few houses against a private studio before you commit with friends.
Landlords of shared houses often quote rent without bills, leaving the group to divide gas, electricity, water and the internet. No council tax is due from a house of full time students, though the council may want proof. A bills app helps.
Old Hatfield sits east of the railway, around Hatfield House and its park, with older streets and a few pubs. The station is close by, which suits students who travel to London often, but both campuses are a bus ride away.
Shared houses with five or more tenants from two or more households need a mandatory HMO licence across England. Welwyn Hatfield council can confirm whether a property holds one. Ask for the licence number and the deposit protection details before you pay anything.
Studio flat searches show steady demand in our Hatfield keyword data. Purpose built choice is thin here, so this tab looks at what a private studio or two bed flat near de Havilland includes, and which students it suits.
Private studios near campus typically run from about 16 to 20 square metres, with a double bed, desk, kitchenette and shower room. University rooms usually share a larger kitchen. A studio suits students who cook late, work odd hours or want quiet evenings.
Luna is one example, on St Albans Road directly opposite de Havilland and about 15 minutes on foot from College Lane, its page says. It has offered studios and two bed apartments, plus a gym, cinema, karaoke room and bike storage, with bills included.
You get your own bedroom and bathroom and share a kitchen with one other person. That suits two friends who want company without a big flat. Bedrooms in this layout often measure around 12 square metres, so check the floor plan first.
Sometimes. Some private studios near campus allow dual occupancy, meaning two people can share one room for a higher rent. Ask the provider in writing, since both names usually go on the contract and the bed is often a small double.
Very near, if you live on the de Havilland side. One former student describes the Galleria as about five minutes on foot from that campus. Living here puts shops and places to eat within easy reach, which helps if you have no car.
Most managed studios fold energy, water and Wi-Fi into one weekly price. A TV licence is usually extra, so budget for one if you watch live TV or BBC iPlayer. Ask each provider about any fair usage cap on heating before you sign.
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