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Nottingham has two big universities on different sites, so the room type and the location matter together. Pick the space you want, then check how far it is from your campus.

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Plenty of choice near Nottingham Trent
Nottingham has a large choice of studios on our site. Most are in the city centre near Nottingham Trent's City campus. University of Nottingham students at University Park often take a tram or bus.
Before you chooseCheck your teaching campus first. University Park, Jubilee and Clifton are all a ride from the centre.
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The usual first year choice
En-suite rooms are almost as common as studios in Nottingham. You get a private bathroom and share a kitchen and lounge, often at a rent well below a studio.
Before you chooseAsk how many share the kitchen and whether bills are in the rent. Not every Nottingham property includes them.
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Flats for groups who want their own front door
Nottingham apartments run from one bed flats to large shared flats. They suit second and third years who want to live with friends without renting a private house.
Before you chooseConfirm the number of bedrooms and whether bills are included for the whole flat.
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The lowest rent for your own room
Most Nottingham non-ensuite rooms on our site are in Lenton and Radford, near the University of Nottingham. You share a bathroom with a few others and pay one of the lowest rents in the city.
Before you chooseAsk how many people share each bathroom and what the cleaning routine is.
See Nottingham non-ensuite roomsNottingham has two big universities on very different sites: the University of Nottingham at University Park and Jubilee, and Nottingham Trent in the city centre and at Clifton. Rooms on our Nottingham pages start at around £95 a week, and most properties include bills. Choose your campus first.
Nottingham rents sit close to the UK middle, but the gap between a shared room and a city centre studio is large. Below, you will find typical rent, cheap rooms, city centre prices, living costs, upfront payments and short stays.
Nottingham's middle rent, around £190 a week, is roughly half what London students pay. The spread is wide: rooms in big shared flats start from around £95, while city centre studios can pass £400. Pick your campus first, because Lenton and Radford usually undercut rooms beside the Victoria Centre.
The cheapest rooms in Nottingham start at around £95 a week, usually a standard bedroom in a large flat where you share bathrooms as well as the kitchen. Nottingham Square on Russell Street has been one of the cheapest options on our pages. Bigger flats usually mean lower rent.
Yes, usually. Rooms in Nottingham city centre tend to cost more than in Radford or Lenton, because you can walk to NTU's City Campus, the station and the shops. If you study at University Park, the centre also adds a bus ride, so the premium buys you less.
Beyond rent, Nottingham students should budget for food, travel, phone, course materials and going out on top. Nottingham Trent publishes a living costs guide with current weekly figures, and international students should check the UK government's living cost rule for visas outside London. Plan the full year, not just term time.
Most Nottingham properties we list include bills and Wi-Fi in the rent. The difference sits in what you pay before moving in: holding deposits of around £50 to £250, or advance rent of up to two weeks at some city centre studios. Ask what comes back and when.
Some Nottingham properties sell short stays of a few weeks, spring terms or January starts that run to late summer. Short stays usually cost a little more per week than a full year. iQ Signal Place on Traffic Street has sold this kind of contract before. Ask each provider for its shortest contract.
Many Nottingham students start in a shared flat and move to a house with friends. This tab takes in shared houses, purpose built flats, studios, two bed apartments and options for couples.
Many Nottingham students live in purpose built flats in their first year, then rent a shared house with friends, often in Lenton or Radford. Purpose built properties usually include bills, furniture and security, while a house can cost less but needs bills split between you.
A studio means no queue for the shower and no shared hob. Nottingham studios usually measure around 14 to 21 square metres and start at around £145 a week. Bowman House sells studios only, in several sizes. Ask for the exact floor area before you book.
Bigger flats keep rent down because you share bathrooms as well as the kitchen. In Nottingham some flats hold six or seven students, with bedrooms of around 7 to 11 square metres. En-suite rooms in five or six bed flats cost more but keep your own shower.
Two bed apartments suit two friends who want one shared kitchen and lounge without a big flat. In Nottingham the bedrooms often measure around 15 to 17 square metres with a double bed. iQ Nelson Court has apartments laid out this way. Check if you sign one contract or two.
Only some Nottingham studios accept two people, usually the larger ones of 30 square metres or more. The Laceworks says its studios allow dual occupancy at no extra cost. Policies change, so get the second person's terms in writing before you book, including any fee for a second key.
A one bedroom apartment gives you a separate bedroom, your own kitchen and bathroom, and more space than a studio. In Nottingham they cost more than most studios and suit postgraduates or students who work from home. Ask how many are in the building, as they are often few.
The University of Nottingham teaches mainly at University Park and Jubilee Campus west of the centre, with Sutton Bonington further out. We look at Lenton, Radford, Beeston, the bus routes and options for postgraduates.
Lenton sits between University Park and the city centre and is where many University of Nottingham undergraduates live, so it is busy and student focused. Rents are often lower than in the centre. The 34, 34C and 36U buses run along Derby Road past the Queen's Medical Centre.
Jubilee Campus sits on Wollaton Road. The university lists the 28, 30, L10 and term time Unilink 31 buses running from the city along Ilkeston Road, so properties on that corridor in Radford and Lenton keep the trip short. Check the stop nearest your door before you sign for a room.
The University of Nottingham runs its own accommodation, priced and booked through its own portal. Private properties are a common alternative, especially after first year, with more choice of studios and contract lengths. Check the room type, bills and travel time on both before you choose.
Beeston, just south west of University Park, is a quieter town with its own shops and station. Students who want a calmer base, including many postgraduates, often look there. Private student blocks are fewer than in Lenton, so you may need a shared house or flat.
Taught master's students usually need a tenancy covering the summer months to finish the dissertation. Look for 51 week studios or one bed flats, ask for a quieter floor, and check the end date passes your submission date. Beeston and the streets near Jubilee Campus suit a calmer year.
Sutton Bonington Campus, home to the university's veterinary and bioscience courses, sits well south of the city. The university runs a free 901 hopper bus between University Park and Sutton Bonington. If most of your teaching is there, weigh a room near University Park against living closer to campus.
Nottingham Trent University teaches at City Campus in the centre, at Clifton to the south and at Brackenhurst near Southwell. Covered here: the Arboretum, Hockley, Radford and the tram and bus links to Clifton.
NTU's City Campus sits on Shakespeare Street, inside the city centre, so Nottingham Trent University students on that site can walk to lectures from a central room. Properties around North Church Street and the Victoria Centre are a few minutes away on foot. Expect central prices.
Unipol says many Nottingham Trent students choose the Arboretum, about five minutes on foot from the city centre. It has one of the largest groups of student properties in Nottingham, mixing purpose built blocks with older houses. Time the walk from your exact address to Shakespeare Street.
East of the centre, Hockley and the Lace Market mix converted lace warehouses with newer student blocks, bars and independent shops. Both are within a short walk of City Campus and the station. They suit students who want city living, though rooms here usually cost more than further out.
NTU's Clifton Campus sits south of the city. NTU says you can ride the tram on the Clifton South line to Rivergreen and walk about ten minutes, or catch the Uni 4 bus from outside Nottingham Station. A room near the station keeps both routes close.
Radford sits west of the centre, between NTU's City Campus and the University of Nottingham's Jubilee Campus. Rents are often lower than in the centre, and the Ilkeston Road buses link both. It suits friends at different universities who want to share a flat or house.
NTU's Brackenhurst Campus, near Southwell, teaches land based courses well outside the city. The Pathfinder 26 runs there from King Street in about 45 minutes, every half hour on weekday daytimes. If you study there most days, check the timetable before you sign for a room in Nottingham.
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