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Compare Lancaster accommodation types
Lancaster University is at Bailrigg, south of the city, while most private properties sit in the city centre. Pick your room type, then check the bus to campus.

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City centre studios, a bus ride from campus
Most Lancaster studios on our site are in the city centre, not at Bailrigg. You get shops and nightlife on the doorstep and a regular bus to the university.
Before you chooseCheck the bus route to Bailrigg and how long the trip takes at peak times.
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Shared flats close to the centre
Lancaster en-suite rooms cost less than studios, and bills are included at every property we list. All of them sit close to the city centre.
Before you chooseAsk how many share the kitchen and where the nearest campus bus stop is.
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A small choice of flats
Only a few Lancaster properties offer apartments. They suit friends or couples who want their own kitchen in the city centre.
Before you chooseConfirm if the rent is per person or for the flat.
See Lancaster apartmentsLancaster University sits at Bailrigg, about three miles south of the city, and most first years live on its campus. The University of Cumbria teaches on Bowerham Road, a short walk from the centre. Most of our Lancaster properties sit in the compact city centre, one is out at Galgate, and rooms start at around £110 a week.
Lancaster University accommodation is the biggest Lancaster search we track. Every student there belongs to a college, so living off campus still means a college home. Here is how that works once you move into town.
Yes. Lancaster University places every student in one of nine colleges, such as Bowland, Furness or Pendle, on campus or off it. Colleges run bars, sport and welfare. Our Lancaster University page lists private properties in town.
Lancaster University says most new students live on campus in their first year. Second years usually move into town, into houses or private flats. Some colleges keep kitchens and lockers for students who live off campus, so you stay part of college life.
Yes. A student blog on the university website says Lancaster University runs its own city based accommodation beside the canal. The writer calls it a gentle step between college life and renting a house, and it suits groups who want to stay together.
The Sail Works on Bulk Road, on the east side of the centre, pitches its rooms at Lancaster University students. Its page says some rooms look out towards Lancaster Castle, and it adds a cinema, gym and co-working lounge for long study days.
Sometimes. A student blog on the university website warns that cheap houses far from town can leave you isolated. Living near the bus routes keeps college bars, sport and society nights within easy reach once lectures finish for the day.
Caton Court, also on Bulk Road, is one of the bigger private blocks in Lancaster. Its page lists an 11th floor sky lounge, cinema, gym and study rooms, plus twin rooms and shared house rooms for friends who want to live together.
Living in town means a daily trip south to Bailrigg along the A6. Buses carry most students, bikes carry plenty more, and one of our properties sits beyond the campus in Galgate. Here are the routes, stops and passes.
Every ten minutes on the 1 and 1A. Lancaster University says other routes lift the total to 14 buses an hour, Monday to Saturday until 7pm. A thinner service then runs every day until around midnight, so late library nights still work.
Penny Street sits 0.1 miles from the city centre, its page says, with cafes and shops on the doorstep. The bus station is a short walk away for the run to Bailrigg. It has a 24 hour concierge, study space and bills included.
Under Alexandra Square. Lancaster University says its campus bus station sits beneath the square at the heart of the site. In town, most services leave from the bus station on Damside Street, and many also stop on Common Garden Street.
Galgate is a village just south of Bailrigg, inside the Lancaster UniRider zone, the university says. Silk Mill on Chapel Lane sits there, 3.6 miles from the city centre, with a swimming pool, gym and cinema on site for quieter evenings.
Yes. Lancaster University puts the ride at about 20 minutes on a signed cycle route from the city. Gillows on North Road, for one, offers bike storage, as do most properties on our Lancaster pages, so a bike can replace a bus pass.
Stagecoach sells UniRider passes for a term or a full year, and Lancaster University says the zone takes in the city centre, Morecambe and Galgate. A student blog on the university website calls the pass costly, so weigh it against cycling.
University of Cumbria students study on the hill south east of the centre, so their best streets differ from those of Bailrigg students. Local letting agents name Bowerham and Moorlands as student areas, and the centre stays within walking distance.
On Bowerham Road, south east of the centre. The University of Cumbria calls its Lancaster campus a short walk from town and teaches education, health, sport and business there. A central room keeps both lectures and the shops on foot.
Marton Street sits 0.1 miles from the city centre, its page says, so the Bowerham Road campus, the shops and the bus station are all close by. It offers a 24 hour concierge, a garden, bike parking and a cleaning service.
Yes. Local letting agents list Bowerham among Lancaster's main student areas. Its Victorian and Edwardian terraces hold three to five bedrooms, and Bowerham Road has a small parade of shops. One agent warns the walk back from town is a climb.
St. Leonard’s House on St Leonard's Gate sits near the high street, its page says, about 0.3 miles from the centre. It pairs en-suites and studios with a gym, common room and free bike storage for the ride to either university.
Moorlands sits between the centre and the Cumbria campus, a local letting agent says, on residential streets with front gardens and families as well as students. It is quieter than town, though the agent notes one direction of the walk is uphill.
Damside's page describes self contained rooms with fitted kitchens and private bathrooms, plus study pods, a gaming space, a lounge and a gym. Its accessible rooms come with a private kitchen and shower room. Check its page for room details first.
The north west corner of the centre runs down to the River Lune, with Georgian streets, old quays and the castle above. Several of our properties sit here, close to both the railway station and the bus station.
Yes. St Georges Quay runs along the River Lune below the castle, a short walk from Lancaster station on the West Coast Main Line. It suits students who travel home by train and want trips to Manchester or Glasgow kept simple.
Luneside sits on St Georges Quay, 0.4 miles from the centre, its page says. Its en-suite bedrooms share kitchens in groups of four, five or six, some studios face the river, and has a gym, garden and games room on site.
Moderately. It is a small city, and the centre holds the market, the castle, the supermarkets and most nights out. A local letting agent says the centre is small enough to cross on foot. Streets near pubs get noisy at weekends.
Foundry Studios fills a renovated Georgian building on Cable Street, close to the River Lune. Its page says the station is under seven minutes away on foot and the bus station sits across the road. Every room has its own kitchenette.
Cable Street, on our pages. Its Georgian block has rooms with old beams, a double bed and a wash basin, from around £110 a week with bills included. Parking, Wi-Fi and laundry come free, its page says, which keeps extras low.
Lancaster Castle stands on the hill above the quays, and Williamson Park, home of the Ashton Memorial, sits on the eastern edge of town. Both make free days out. The canal towpath gives a traffic free route for walks and runs.
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