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Compare Leicester accommodation types
Leicester is one of the cheaper big student cities, and most private properties sit between the University of Leicester and De Montfort University. Choose your room type first, then check the details.

Good to know in Leicester
The most common room type in Leicester
Studios are easy to find in Leicester, and many cost about what an en-suite costs in bigger cities. Most are in the city centre, within a walk of De Montfort University and a short walk to the University of Leicester.
Before you chooseCheck which campus you walk to most days. DMU and the University of Leicester sit on opposite sides of the centre.
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Your own bathroom, a shared kitchen
Leicester en-suite rooms are one of the lowest cost ways to get a private bathroom in a UK university city. You share a flat kitchen and lounge with other students.
Before you chooseAsk how many share the kitchen and whether the flat is mixed year groups.
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A whole flat or a small shared flat
Leicester has a good number of student apartments, from one bed flats to larger shared flats. Rents here start lower than in most UK cities, which makes a flat for two a realistic option.
Before you chooseConfirm if you are booking the whole flat or one room, and how the rent is split.
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The lowest rent in the city
Non-ensuite rooms in Leicester are often in shared houses and older buildings. They are the cheapest way to have your own bedroom here.
Before you chooseAsk how many people share each bathroom and what the house rules are.
See Leicester non-ensuite roomsLeicester is one of the cheaper student cities in England, and both universities sit close to the centre: De Montfort by The Newarke and the University of Leicester off University Road. Every property we list includes bills, rooms start at around £90 a week and studios at around £140.
Leicester rents are low for a big student city, but prices still vary by area and room type. Start with what counts as reasonable here, then look at studios, LE3, house shares near Victoria Park, bills and why the city has so many student blocks.
Half of the contracts on our Leicester pages fall between about £135 and £180 a week, so anything in that band is a fair price for the city. Rooms in big shared flats start at around £90, and the top end studios reach about £225. Above £180, ask what extra you get.
Leicester studios start at around £140 a week, cheaper than an en-suite in many bigger cities. Upperton Road, in a converted railway shed in LE3, has priced its studio grades at the same weekly rate, so a bigger room costs no more. Ask which grade you are offered.
LE3, west of the River Soar, covers Westcotes, Narborough Road and the streets around the Old Railway Shed. It is often cheaper than the city centre while still a short walk from De Montfort University. You will find both purpose built studios and shared flats here.
Students on Leicester forums put house shares near Victoria Park at around £90 to £100 a week, often with bills on top. The streets around Queens Road and Clarendon Park sit between the park and the University of Leicester. A shared house suits groups who already know each other.
Bills sit inside the rent at every Leicester property we list, which makes it easy to weigh a studio against a flat. Check the fair usage limit on energy and whether contents insurance is included. Ask what Wi-Fi speed you get if you stream, game or study online.
Leicester has seen a wave of new student blocks, especially around DMU and the city centre, alongside new university built flats. For you, that means plenty of choice and less pressure to book early than in tighter cities. Newarke Point, beside DMU, is one of the established names.
The University of Leicester sits off University Road, south east of the centre, with its own student village out in Oadby. Weigh the campus, the Village, Lancaster Road, Queens Road, Aylestone Park and the longer years medics need.
The University of Leicester's main campus sits off University Road, south east of the centre, about 20 minutes on foot from London Road station. The Arriva 48 runs from Haymarket to University Road, with the 47 back. Most students want a room within walking distance of here.
The university's own student village sits in Oadby, south east of the city, with a dedicated bus to campus. Students describe it as quieter than the city, with newer high rise blocks. It suits first years who want university run housing, but private rooms nearer campus save the daily bus.
Lancaster Road and London Road run between the station and the university, and several private student blocks sit along them. iQ Opal Court on Lancaster Road is one, close to lectures. This strip suits students who want campus and station both on foot, with the centre within reach.
Students often recommend the Queens Road area, south of the university, for its cafes, small shops and friendly feel. Clarendon Park's terraced streets hold many shared houses, so it suits second and third years moving out with friends. Most streets sit a short walk from campus.
Aylestone Park, south west of the centre near the Great Central Way, has a couple of student properties and quieter residential streets. It is a longer walk or a bus ride to either university, so it suits students who want lower rent and a calmer base. Check the bus before you sign.
Leicester medicine students spend long years on campus and placement, and many prefer a studio or one bed flat over a large cluster. Look for 51 week contracts so you are not moving every summer, and ask about quiet floors for revision. Clinical placements may take you around the county.
De Montfort University sits by The Newarke, beside the castle and the river, a few minutes from the city centre. Choose between Westcotes over the river, Aylestone Road, the centre, Highfields and the mezzanine studios some city blocks offer.
De Montfort University's campus centres on The Newarke, beside Leicester Castle and the River Soar, a short walk from the city centre. Several student properties sit on Newarke Street and Newarke Close, right next to the campus, so many DMU students never need a bus.
Westcotes, west of the Soar around Narborough Road, holds more of our Leicester listings than anywhere outside the centre. DMU students can walk in across the river in a few minutes, and Narborough Road's shops and takeaways cover daily needs. Expect to pay a touch less than for a central room.
Students describe the blocks along Aylestone Road, such as Liberty Park, as very close to DMU but around 15 to 20 minutes from the University of Leicester. They suit DMU students first. If you have friends at both universities, check each walk before you all sign.
Leicester city centre, around the Clock Tower, Highcross and Granby Street, holds the most student properties we list. It puts DMU, the station and the shops within a walk, with the University of Leicester a little further. Older converted buildings and new towers sit side by side.
East of the railway station, Highfields covers streets such as Conduit Street and Prebend Street, with Evington Road and its cafes a little further out. Placed between the centre and the University of Leicester, it keeps both campuses within reach. Our Highfields page lists the properties there.
Many visitors reach us by searching for a mezzanine studio in Leicester. In this layout the bed sits on a raised level up a short flight of stairs, with the living and kitchen space below. Leicester One on Granby Street describes this design. Check the headroom before you book.
Leicester's student flats range from ten person clusters to flats for two. Read about big shared flats, en-suites against shared bathrooms, couples, group flats, new versus older buildings and when to book.
Some Leicester flats hold up to ten students around one kitchen, and students say they suit people who want a busy social first year. Bigger flats keep the rent down, but cleaning rotas and fridge space get harder. Ask how many share the kitchen before you choose.
Leicester students often search for en-suite rooms, and most purpose built properties offer them. Rooms with a shared bathroom cost less, often around £90 to £100 a week, and suit tight budgets. Find out the bathroom to student ratio first, since it shapes your mornings.
Only some Leicester studios accept two people, so check the listing before you plan to share. The Summit on Eastern Boulevard is one property that marks dual occupancy on its larger studios. Expect a higher rent or a fee for the second person, and get the terms in writing.
Groups of friends can book a whole flat of three, four or five at Brookland Road in LE2, 1.6 miles from the centre. The open kitchen and living area has sofas and a washing machine. It suits friends who want to choose their flatmates instead of being placed.
Leicester providers often take bookings for the following year from the autumn, and the cheapest rooms go first. Book once you know your university and campus, and check which academic year the contract covers, as some pages show two years at once. Early bookers sometimes get a lower weekly rate.
Leicester mixes brand new towers with older converted buildings, especially in Highfields and around the station. New blocks add gyms and study rooms at a higher rent, while conversions often have more character and lower prices. Read recent reviews and visit if you can before you pay.
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