Benedict’s Gate, Norwich
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Norwich has the University of East Anglia on the west side of the city and Norwich University of the Arts in the centre. Every property on our site sits close to the city centre.

Good to know in Norwich
A small choice of central studios
Only a few Norwich properties offer studios, all a short walk from the city centre and Norwich University of the Arts. UEA students usually take the bus out to campus.
Before you chooseIf you study at UEA, check the bus route from the property before you book.
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Good to know in Norwich
Your own bathroom with flatmates
Norwich en-suite rooms cost less than studios, and bills are included at every property we list. You share a kitchen and lounge with your flat.
Before you chooseAsk how many people share the kitchen and how long the trip is to your campus.
See Norwich en-suite roomsNorwich splits its students between two very different bases. The University of East Anglia sits on its own campus off Earlham Road, a short bus ride west of the centre. Norwich University of the Arts teaches in the centre itself, around St George's Street. Every property on our Norwich pages sits centrally and includes bills.
All the private properties we list in Norwich stand in the centre, so UEA students commute out to campus. This tab covers the bus routes, the two boarding points in town, the cycle path along The Avenues and the walk.
West of the centre, in Earlham. The main entrance is on Earlham Road, beyond the outer ring road. UEA describes itself as a campus university a short bus ride from the city centre, with teaching, rooms and the students' union on one site.
The 25, 26 and 26a. The students' union lists these routes between town and campus, running out along Earlham Road or Unthank Road. Our University of East Anglia page lists the private properties UEA students book in town.
The students' union guide suggests boarding at Castle Meadow or the bus station, five to ten minutes apart on foot. It calls Castle Meadow quieter than Red Lion Street at busy times. The First Bus app sells tickets and shows live times.
Norwich rewards a bike. The students' union says The Avenues carries cycle lanes for most of its length, giving a calmer line from campus towards Unthank Road and town. Earlham Road takes more traffic, so many riders avoid it at rush hour.
Fairly. Pablo Fanque House stands at 30 All Saints Green, near the bus station on Surrey Street. UEA's accommodation pages have named it a private partner run by Homes for Students. Students on forums mention the short walk to the buses.
Possible, but slow. The students' union puts the walk from Unthank Road to Union House at about 30 to 40 minutes. From the centre it takes longer again, so most students who live in town buy a bus pass or ride.
Student houses in Norwich draw more searches than most room types, and UEA second years tend to move west of the centre. Here we look at the Golden Triangle, Earlham Road, the streets near campus and a managed building as the alternative.
A wedge of Victorian terraces south west of the centre. Earlham Road and Newmarket Road form two sides, the Colman Road stretch of the ring road forms the base, and Unthank Road runs through the middle. Many UEA students share houses there.
Unthank Road is the Golden Triangle's main shopping street, with pubs, cafes and small food shops along it. Locals have long compared the area to Notting Hill. Families and professionals live beside students, so house parties draw complaints faster here.
Yes, for pubs. The stretch between the centre and the ring road has a large student population, with locals like the Black Horse, the Mitre and the Workshop. It also starts by the Roman Catholic cathedral, a handy landmark.
Usually not. Letting agents for shared houses quote rent alone, so energy, water and broadband come on top and you split them. Full time students pay no council tax. Ask the agent for last year's bills before you sign as a group.
Past the ring road, Earlham Road runs on to the university's main entrance, with Earlham Park opposite. Streets out here put you closest to lectures. Students on forums say UEA students do better living near campus, though trips into town get longer.
Crown Place on Surrey Street is one example of the other route. Its page lists a cinema, gym, games room and private study room, with bills in the rent. You lose the chance to choose every housemate but gain staff on site.
Norwich University of the Arts has no separate campus. It teaches in a cluster of buildings in the centre, so the question is which street suits you. We cover Redwell Street, Duke Street, St Benedicts Street, the Waterfront and the station.
In the city centre. Its main reception is Francis House on Redwell Street, and most studios sit a short walk away along pedestrianised St George's Street. Our Norwich University of the Arts page lists private properties within easy reach on foot.
NUA began life as the Norwich School of Design, set up to train designers for local industry. It now works from a dozen or so buildings in the old city, which means art students live, study and go out in the same few streets.
St Benedicts Street runs west from the centre towards the site of the old St Benedict's Gate in the city walls. It is known for independent shops, cafes and bars. Rooms on this side keep the NUA buildings a short stroll away.
St Crispin's House on Duke Street is one example of a room on the same road as an NUA teaching site, the Duke Street Lecture Theatre. Students on forums describe it as one of the more affordable central options in Norwich.
Partly. The Waterfront on King Street, beside the River Wensum, has been run by the Union of UEA Students for decades. Its main room holds about 700 people. It is open to the public too, so NUA students go as well.
Mostly. Norwich station sits on Station Approach in Riverside, about ten minutes on foot from the castle, with direct Greater Anglia trains to London Liverpool Street in under two hours. A bike covers the rest of the old city.
Norwich has a short list of private properties, all near the inner ring road. This tab weighs local rents, a shared house against a managed block, room sizes, two bedroom flats and the shared spaces the bigger buildings offer.
Moderately. Recent ONS figures put the average private rent in Norwich at around £1,150 a month, and a one bedroom flat at around £780. Rooms in our central properties start at around £165 a week, with bills included.
Often, on rent alone. Students on forums say rooms off campus can cost less than university housing. A house adds energy, broadband and the hunt for housemates, so add those costs to any agent's weekly figure first.
Benedict's Gate stands on a former car park at the western edge of the centre, close to NUA. Its page lists studios from about 18 square metres to over 24, each with a double bed and a monitor for your laptop.
About 12 to 14 square metres. That is the usual range for a standard en-suite on our Norwich pages, with a small double bed and desk. Larger en-suites reach 17 square metres or more, and some add a seating area.
Two bed flats in Norwich are a common search. A few central properties on our pages list two bedroom apartments, where two friends share a small kitchen and each keep a private shower room. Ask how the rent splits between you.
Larger Norwich properties often pair a gym with a cinema room and a games room. Smaller ones may offer a courtyard, a common room and bike storage. Every property on our Norwich pages puts bills and wifi into the weekly rent.
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