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Compare Manchester accommodation types
Manchester has a lot of private student housing between the city centre, Oxford Road and Fallowfield. Pick the space you want to yourself, then check the room and contract before you enquire.

Good to know in Manchester
Your own kitchen and bathroom near Oxford Road or the city centre
Manchester studios sit at the top of the price range. Many are in newer city centre buildings, a walk or short bus ride from the University of Manchester and Manchester Met on Oxford Road.
Before you chooseCompare the studio size and the walk to your faculty, not only the weekly rent.
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A private bathroom with a shared flat kitchen
An en-suite room is the most common choice for Manchester students who want privacy without a studio price. You share the kitchen and lounge with flatmates, which keeps the rent well below a studio.
Before you chooseAsk how many people share the kitchen and which bus routes stop near the building.
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A flat for friends moving in together
Manchester apartments suit groups who already know who they want to live with. You get your own bedroom and a private kitchen and lounge for the flat.
Before you chooseConfirm whether the rent is per person or for the whole flat, and who signs the contract.
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The lowest rent for your own bedroom
Only a few Manchester properties on our site offer non-ensuite rooms. You get your own bedroom and share a bathroom, which brings the weekly rent down.
Before you chooseAsk how many residents share each bathroom and how often it is cleaned.
See Manchester non-ensuite roomsWhere you live in Manchester depends on your campus: Oxford Road, Fallowfield and Rusholme, Piccadilly or the Salford side. Rooms on our Manchester pages start at around £180 a week and run up to about £500 for a premium studio. The University of Manchester, Manchester Met and the University of Salford all draw students to the city.
Rent in Manchester swings by more than £250 a week from the cheapest room to the priciest studio. Read on for price bands, rooms under £200, the studio premium, contract length, upfront costs and January or summer stays.
Manchester splits into three price bands. Older rooms north of the centre start at around £180 a week, most en-suites near Oxford Road cost about £210 to £260, and city centre studios begin at around £300. Your campus usually decides which band you end up in.
The cheapest rooms in Manchester are standard bedrooms and en-suites in older blocks and large shared flats, some north of the centre. Rooms under £200 a week exist but go quickly. Manchester Court on Dantzic Street is one property that has offered rooms at that level, with a shared kitchen.
A studio in Manchester usually costs around £60 to £80 a week more than an en-suite in a shared flat. Over a 51 week contract that adds up to roughly £3,000 to £4,000. You get your own kitchen, but you lose the built in social life of a flat.
Often it does, even at a higher weekly rate. Many Manchester properties offer 42 to 45 week contracts next to the full 51 weeks. In Ardwick, just south east of the centre, and across the city, the shorter option can save several hundred pounds. Check when your course ends first.
Nearly every Manchester property we list puts bills and Wi-Fi in the weekly rent. Upfront money is where they differ, from around £100 to £700 as a deposit or advance rent. Ask if it comes back or goes against rent, and when the first instalment is due.
A few Manchester properties run January start contracts through to late summer, usually around 35 weeks. iQ Chandos House near Piccadilly has offered them, mostly for studios. Summer stays of a few weeks tend to appear in spring, at a higher weekly rate than a full year.
Many Manchester students start in a purpose built flat, then move to a shared house in Fallowfield or Rusholme. Weigh up flat sizes, studios, two bed apartments and options for couples and groups.
Fallowfield, south of the Oxford Road campus, is Manchester's best known student area, full of shared houses let by private landlords along Wilmslow Road. Rent per room is often lower than in purpose built blocks, but bills usually come on top. Check how bills are split before you sign.
In Manchester an en-suite usually sits in a flat of four to twelve students. Some properties grade rooms by flat size, so a cheaper grade often means more people sharing the kitchen. A smaller flat costs a little more each week but gives you a quieter kitchen.
In a Manchester studio, the kitchen and shower room are yours alone. Most measure around 18 to 22 square metres, and some city centre studios add air conditioning. Studios start at around £300 a week, so they suit students who value privacy over a shared social kitchen.
Two bed apartments give two friends a bedroom each, often with a double bed and desk, plus a shared kitchen, lounge and bathroom. Near Hathersage Road, some reach around 74 square metres. iQ Kerria Apartments is one property that has offered them. Each tenant may sign a separate contract.
Manchester couples need a listing that allows two people, so check the tenancy terms. In Manchester that usually means one bed apartments or larger studios marked as suitable for couples. A second occupant usually raises the rent, so ask the provider in writing how the price changes for two.
Rusholme, between Fallowfield and the university, has shared flats and houses for groups of three to six, close to the Curry Mile. Some city centre properties also offer twin rooms and duplexes over two floors. Expect one contract per tenant in most buildings, so each person pays their own share.
The University of Manchester sits along Oxford Road, south of the centre. Start with the Oxford Road corridor, then weigh Piccadilly, Victoria Park, the Fallowfield bus route and longer contracts for postgraduates.
The University of Manchester and Manchester Met's All Saints campus both sit along Oxford Road, so the Oxford Road corridor is the shortest trip to lectures for most students. It is also our largest Manchester area, with a wide spread of en-suites and studios. Expect to pay a little more for the location.
If you travel home by train, the streets around Piccadilly put the station on your doorstep. University of Manchester students ride the Bee Network 147 bus free between Piccadilly Station and campus with their university ID. Several student properties sit around Granby Row and Fairfield Street.
Victoria Park, between Rusholme and the university, is a quieter area of large Victorian villas, several converted into student flats set in gardens. It suits students who want a calmer base within a short bus ride or a long walk of Oxford Road. Expect fewer facilities than the big city centre blocks.
Rusholme and Fallowfield, south of the Oxford Road campus, are the classic student areas, with Withington further out. TfGM's 143 bus runs from Piccadilly Gardens down Oxford Road, past Owens Park, Fallowfield and Withington. Rooms here can cost less than in the centre, but add bus time to your day.
Postgraduate students at the University of Manchester often want a quieter building and a contract that runs through the summer. Some Manchester properties, including converted warehouses near Piccadilly, pitch their studios and one bed apartments at postgraduates. Ask for a postgraduate floor or flat when you book.
Taught master's students often write through the summer, so a 51 week tenancy saves a second move. Oxney House & Gardens in Victoria Park is one property that pitches its rooms at postgraduates on full year tenancies. Pick a tenancy that runs past your submission date.
Manchester Met teaches at All Saints and Birley, while the University of Salford sits west of the city at Peel Park and MediaCity. Here you will find the streets, stations and studios closest to each.
Manchester Metropolitan University teaches at All Saints and at Birley, where the university names Deansgate as the closest station. Bus service 86 links Birley, All Saints and the city centre. Properties on the M15 streets south of the centre, around Cavendish Street, sit within walking distance of both sites.
The Northern Quarter and Ancoats, east of Piccadilly Gardens, mix converted mills, independent shops and bars with newer student blocks. They suit Manchester Met students who want city living a short bus ride from All Saints. Expect lively streets at night and slightly higher rents.
Premium studios in Manchester city centre usually cost over £450 a week, around Deansgate, First Street and Circle Square, close to Manchester Met's Birley and All Saints sites. Many add gyms, cinema rooms or balconies. Prices often rise with floor level, so ask which floor a quote is for.
The University of Salford teaches at Peel Park, Frederick Road and MediaCity. Its named station, Salford Crescent, sits between Peel Park and Frederick Road, about ten minutes by train from Piccadilly. Properties on the Salford side of the centre, around Blackfriars Road, suit students who want both campus and city life.
MediaCity in Salford Quays, next to the BBC and ITV studios, is where Salford teaches many media and digital courses. The Metrolink tram links it with the city centre. If most of your teaching is there, check the tram time before you choose a central room.
Manchester Met's All Saints, the University of Manchester and Salford's Peel Park sit on different sides of the centre. If friends at different universities want to share, the city centre between Piccadilly and Deansgate keeps everyone's trip short. Check each person's route before you sign together.
Manchester'a yerleşmek kolaydır, ancak biraz rehberlik her zaman faydalıdır. Öğrenci rehberlerimiz, doğru mahalleyi seçmekten şehirde geçireceğiniz zamandan en iyi şekilde yararlanmaya kadar her şeyi kapsar.
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