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Compare Durham accommodation types
Durham University runs on a college system, so private student properties are an alternative to college rooms. Pick the room type you want, then check the walk into the city.
Good to know in Durham
The main private room type in Durham
Most private properties on our Durham pages offer studios. Several are within a mile of the city centre, a walk from the Science Site and the city colleges.
Before you chooseCheck the walk to your department. Durham is hilly and some properties sit further out.
See Durham studios
Good to know in Durham
A smaller choice of shared flats
Only a couple of Durham properties offer en-suite rooms. You keep your own bathroom and share a kitchen and lounge with your flat.
Before you chooseAsk how many share the flat and compare the rent with a studio nearby.
See Durham en-suite roomsDurham University is collegiate, so every student belongs to a college and most first years live in one. After that, thousands move out into the Viaduct, Claypath, Gilesgate and Neville's Cross. Our Durham pages list private rooms with bills included from around £195 a week.
Durham uni accommodation is the city's biggest search, and the answer starts with colleges. Your college sits either on the Bailey by the cathedral or on the Hill near the Science Site, and that pulls your later house hunt one way or the other.
Yes. Durham University says all its students are members of a college, and new undergraduates who apply get an offer of a college room. Most of those rooms sit inside colleges. Our Durham University page lists private options nearby.
University College, Hatfield, St Chad's, St John's and St Cuthbert's Society sit on the Bailey, the peninsula around Durham Castle and Cathedral. Cobbled lanes, old buildings and Palace Green surround them, with the Market Place a few minutes away.
Ten of them. The university lists Collingwood, Grey, Josephine Butler, St Aidan's, St Mary's, Trevelyan, Van Mildert, Stephenson, South and John Snow as Hill colleges. They cluster south of the river, near the Science Site and the main library.
A student paper guide says Neville's Cross runs past St Mary's, Trevelyan, St Aidan's and Van Mildert, so second years often stay near their Hill college. Duresme Court on Newcastle Road is one example, with studios and resident parking.
On the Mount Oswald site. South opened there as a new college, and John Snow moved in after leaving Stockton. Both count as Hill colleges, so the Mountjoy science buildings and the main library sit within walking distance of their rooms.
Chapel Heights lets self contained studios, each with its own shower room, oven and dishwasher, and its page places it near St Hild and St Bede College. Shared spaces include a gym, cinema room and courtyard. Ask about walking times first.
Durham student housing searches follow a handful of neighbourhoods. A student paper housing guide and letting agents name the same areas each year, so we cover the Viaduct, Claypath, Gilesgate and the Elvet streets students call the golden triangle.
Location. A student paper guide calls it the area where most students live, close to the station, North Road shops and its supermarkets. Letting agents put the Science Site about fifteen minutes away on foot, and nights out stay close.
Ainsley Street sits in the Viaduct streets west of the centre, a short climb from the station. The Village at The Viaduct is one example here, mixing en-suites in shared flats with studios and apartments, with rent and bills paid together.
Yes. A student blog in the local student paper says Claypath is five to ten minutes from the centre and around 20 to 25 minutes from the Science Site. Takeaways, bars and the Gala Theatre sit along the road.
Students call Elvet, Hallgarth and Whinney Hill the golden triangle. A student paper guide rates it the handiest area for the library, Elvet Riverside and the Science Site, and also the priciest. Houses there tend to go to organised groups.
Often, yes. Students quoted in a student paper guide say Gilesgate has some of the lowest rents and a view of the cathedral, with Tesco nearby. St Giles Studios is one gated example there, with a courtyard and common room.
Claypath and Gilesgate mix student lets with local households, a student paper guide says. Letting agents warn that parts of Neville's Cross sit beside busy main roads and can be noisy. Visit a street at night before you sign for a house there.
Durham is compact but hilly, and the Science Site at Mountjoy sits south of the river. This tab maps distances from the station, Claypath and New Durham, plus the Cathedral Bus and the coaches that stop near Mountjoy.
At Lower and Upper Mountjoy, south of the river near the Hill colleges. The university puts Mountjoy about 1.5 miles from Durham station, against roughly 0.6 miles from the station to Palace Green, so plan your walking route before choosing a street.
Mostly. The centre is small and most places sit within a walk, but the peninsula and the routes up to the Hill are steep. Walk your route to lectures on a viewing day, and allow extra time for wet or icy winter mornings.
Yes. The university says the number 40 Cathedral Bus runs regularly from the station into the centre, climbing towards the cathedral. It helps with heavy bags on arrival day. Express coaches such as the 6 and X12 stop near Lower Mountjoy.
Student Castle stands at 20 Claypath, which our listing puts about half a mile from the centre. The Market Place and Elvet lectures are a short walk away, while Mountjoy takes longer. It has a gym, common room, bike store and security.
About 1.6 miles, on our listing for Regatta Place on Front Street. That is a long walk to most departments, so check bus times before you sign. In return you get car parking, a cinema, a gym and a lounge for coursework.
Durham station sits on the East Coast Main Line, above the Viaduct streets and North Road. Living close helps if you go home by train often. The walk down into the centre is easy, but the climb back up is steep.
Students on forums describe a rush to sign Durham houses early in first year. The students' union and the university both push back on that. Here we cover supply, the lettings code, cluster flats, Ustinov for postgraduates and riverside rooms.
Not according to the university. Its housing market assessment found enough student accommodation for anticipated demand, and it aims to keep student numbers roughly steady. The students' union has also said there is no shortage of student housing in Durham.
No. Durham Students' Union calls signing early to get a good house a common myth, and asks students to take time over their options. If your friends are ready first, the union asks them not to pressure anyone else into signing.
A housing group of the university, the students' union, councils, landlords and letting agents produced a Student Lettings Code of Practice for Durham. Ask any landlord or agent if they follow it, and check where your deposit is protected.
Ernest Place groups en-suite rooms in flats of five or six, close to a house share in size. Its room descriptions mention a gym, sauna and sky lounge. Rooms like these usually come on individual contracts, so one flatmate leaving does not change yours.
Ustinov College takes postgraduates only, and its pages give two sites, Sheraton Park and Dryburn Court, about 20 to 25 minutes on foot from the Market Place. Postgraduates living privately still join a college for membership and events.
Dun Holm House sits at The Riverwalk, which our listing puts about 0.3 miles from the centre. Some room types carry River View names, with outlooks towards the river, the castle or the cathedral. Ask which rooms face the water before you book.
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