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Belfast student properties sit between Queen's University in the south of the city and Ulster University's campus in the city centre. Most are a short walk from one or the other.

Good to know in Belfast
The most listed room type in Belfast
Belfast has more studios than en-suite rooms on our site, and every one sits within about a mile of the city centre. They suit students who want a kitchen and bathroom of their own.
Before you chooseCheck which campus you need most days. Queen's and Ulster University are a walk apart, but the walk adds up.
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A private bathroom at a lower rent
Belfast en-suite rooms usually cost less than studios. You share the flat kitchen and lounge, which suits first years who want to meet people.
Before you chooseAsk how many share the kitchen and whether bills are in the rent. Most Belfast properties include them, not all.
See Belfast en-suite roomsBelfast students split between south Belfast, around Queen's University and the Botanic Gardens, and the city centre near Ulster University's Cathedral Quarter campus. Rooms on our pages start at around £135 a week with bills included. Northern Ireland also has its own deposit and tenancy rules.
Queen's University Belfast sits about a mile south of the city centre, beside the Botanic Gardens. Read about the main campus, Botanic Avenue, the Holylands, Lisburn Road, Stranmillis and postgraduate rooms near Queen's.
Queen's University Belfast gives its main campus address as University Road, BT7 1NN, about a mile from the city centre. It puts Botanic station roughly ten minutes on foot from the Lanyon Building. Most Queen's students want to live within walking distance of that stretch.
Botanic Avenue runs from the city centre down to Queen's, lined with cafes, takeaways and several purpose built student properties. It suits students who want both the campus and town within a short walk. Rooms at the Queen's end usually cost a little more than those nearer town.
The Holylands, a grid of terraced streets named after biblical places, sits between Botanic Avenue and the River Lagan. It is Belfast's best known student house area, a few minutes from Queen's. It is lively and can be loud, so many students move on after a year or two.
The Queen's Students' Union names Lisburn Road and Malone Road among the streets students already use. Lisburn Road has independent shops, cafes and a handful of private student properties, slightly further from campus but calmer than the Holylands. Malone suits students who want quieter residential streets.
Stranmillis, south of the Botanic Gardens, is home to Stranmillis University College and a short walk from Queen's. Its village feel and riverside paths make it a calmer base. Most housing here is shared homes, not large blocks, so start looking early in the year.
Postgraduates at Queen's often want a studio and a contract that runs into August for the dissertation. Some properties near Elmwood Avenue and University Road offer large studios of 25 square metres or more on 51 week contracts. Ask for a quieter floor and confirm the end date.
Ulster University's Belfast campus sits in the Cathedral Quarter, a short walk from most city centre student properties. Here we cover the campus, Great Patrick Street, York Street, the Cathedral Quarter, living between both universities and Belfast Met.
Ulster University places its Belfast campus in the Cathedral Quarter, and it also runs campuses in Coleraine and Derry~Londonderry. Confirm where your course actually meets before you book. If it is Belfast, the streets just north of the centre put the campus a few minutes away.
Great Patrick Street and the streets around it hold the biggest cluster of student properties on our Belfast pages, minutes from Ulster's campus. Some upper floor rooms look over Belfast Harbour and the Titanic Quarter. Expect city centre noise and ask about the floor you are offered.
York Street runs north from the Cathedral Quarter past Ulster's campus, with several large purpose built student blocks along it. Flats here hold four to seven students around a shared kitchen and lounge. It is a short walk to Ulster and a bus or longer walk to Queen's.
The Cathedral Quarter is Belfast's oldest district, with cobbled streets, pubs, live music and arts venues around St Anne's Cathedral. Living here puts Ulster's campus, the city centre and nightlife on your doorstep. Light sleepers should ask for a room facing away from the busiest streets.
If your week splits between both universities, or friends at each want to share, Belfast city centre gives you a middle point. Properties around College Square and Wellington Place sit about a mile from Queen's and a short walk from Ulster. Frequent buses run along Botanic Avenue.
Belfast Metropolitan College teaches at the Titanic Quarter and at Millfield, on the edge of the city centre. City centre and York Street properties keep both within a short walk or bus ride. Check age rules first, as some student properties only accept students over 18.
Belfast rents sit a little below the UK middle, with bills included across the properties we list. Read on for typical rent, the cheapest en-suites, contract length, flat sizes, couples and the top end.
A mid priced Belfast room costs around £200 a week, with en-suites from around £135 and studios from around £175. Over a 47 week contract the middle rate comes to roughly £9,400. Bills are part of the rent at the properties we list, which keeps budgeting simple.
Belfast's lowest en-suite rents start at around £135 a week, where you share a kitchen and living room with four or five flatmates. 123 York Street, near Ulster's campus, has offered rooms at that level. Rooms with a building view tend to cost less than those with a skyline view.
Belfast contracts often come in 42, 47 and 52 week versions. The shortest usually has a slightly higher weekly rate, yet its total can still be lowest because you pay for fewer weeks. Work out each total, then match the end date to your exams.
Several Belfast properties name their flats by bedroom count, from five to seven, and charge a little more for smaller flats. Alma Place on Library Street is one example. A smaller flat means a quieter kitchen, while a bigger one keeps rent down and adds company.
Some Belfast properties accept couples in their studios, and a few say there is no extra charge for a second person. Elsewhere, read the tenancy terms before you plan to share. Get any promise about a partner moving in confirmed by email before you pay.
Belfast's dearest studios cost from around £260 to over £400 a week, with king size beds, washer dryers and extra storage. Vita Student Bruce Street, close to the centre, charges the most of any Belfast property we list, and asks for two weeks of rent upfront.
Northern Ireland has its own deposit and tenancy rules, set out on nidirect. This tab covers house shares against managed blocks, deposit limits and protection, advance rent, January and short stays, and contracts that run into the summer.
A house share in the Holylands or on Lisburn Road can look cheaper per week, but the Queen's Students' Union notes these leases usually run 12 months with bills on top. Purpose built contracts normally last 40 to 51 weeks with bills included. Compare the full year cost, not the weekly rent.
nidirect says a landlord cannot ask for a tenancy deposit above one month's rent, and must protect it within 28 days in an approved Northern Ireland scheme, such as Tenancy Deposit Scheme Northern Ireland or mydeposits Northern Ireland. Ask which scheme holds your money and keep the details.
Under nidirect guidance, rent you pay up front does not count as a deposit. Some Belfast properties ask for two weeks of rent in advance, others take a small holding fee or a deposit. Ask what each payment is, whether it comes back, and when.
Your landlord should give you written tenancy information, including the rent, the dates and who to contact for repairs. Read it before you move in and keep a copy. Take dated photos of your room on arrival, as they help if there is a dispute when you leave.
A few Belfast properties take January arrivals on contracts that end in June or the summer, and some let rooms for a single autumn term. The Edge on York Street is one that has offered a January studio contract. Weekly rates on short stays can run a little higher.
Writing up a dissertation over summer needs a contract into August. Ryan Hall on Elmwood Avenue, by the Queen's Students' Union, is one property with large studios on 51 week terms. A full year contract saves a second move just as your deadline arrives.
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