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Compare Plymouth accommodation types
Every Plymouth property on our site sits within a mile of the city centre, close to the University of Plymouth's main campus. Choose your room type, then check the details.

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Central studios near the university
Plymouth studios sit a short walk from the University of Plymouth campus. They suit students who want their own kitchen without paying big city rents.
Before you chooseCompare the studio size and the kitchenette. Plymouth studios vary more in layout than in price.
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A low cost private bathroom
Plymouth en-suite rooms start at a low weekly rent compared with most UK cities. You share a kitchen and lounge with your flat, close to the campus and city centre.
Before you chooseAsk how many people share the kitchen and what the contract length is.
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A small choice of flats
Only a few Plymouth properties offer apartments. They suit friends who want a kitchen and lounge of their own near the campus.
Before you chooseConfirm if the rent is per person or per flat, and whether bills are included.
See Plymouth apartmentsPlymouth puts two of its three universities in the city centre, beside the railway station, so most students can walk to lectures. Marjon sits further north in Derriford. Second years tend to move to Mutley and Greenbank, and every property on our Plymouth pages includes bills.
Plymouth uni accommodation is the city's second biggest search after student accommodation itself. The University of Plymouth keeps its main campus in the centre, so the shortest walks start on Cobourg Street and the streets around it.
Close to everything. The University of Plymouth says its campus sits next door to the railway station, a short walk from the Drake Circus shops. Our University of Plymouth page lists private properties near campus, and most are walkable.
Usually, yes. The University of Plymouth says private landlords tend to ask for a UK based guarantor. If you have none, it names Housing Hand, Rent Guarantor and UK Guarantor as schemes. Ask each property what it accepts before you sign.
Cobourg Street sits on the edge of the city campus. Discovery Heights says it stands directly opposite the University of Plymouth, under a minute's walk away. It lists a common room and games room. It suits first years who want lectures next door.
Plymouth station sits right beside the campus, so students who go home by rail can walk from the platform to most city centre properties. Main line trains head east towards Exeter and London and west across the Tamar into Cornwall.
Beckley Point is a tall student tower on Cobourg Street, a short walk from the main campus. Its page lists a cinema, sky lounge, library and games room. Flats range from studios to six bedroom shares, handy for groups searching for bigger flats.
Some do. The university's John Bull Building sits at Tamar Science Park in Derriford, with labs and clinical skills rooms. One dental student on a forum says they rarely visit it, and that buses link the sites, so a central room can still work.
The University of Plymouth names Mutley and Greenbank as popular student areas, and students on forums add North Road East and Lipson. These streets sit north and east of campus, with terraced house shares and a few managed properties.
Space and quiet. Students on forums call Greenbank the best student area, with big houses, calmer streets and a supermarket close by. It sits east of the city campus, so lectures stay walkable. See each house after dark before signing.
Mutley Plain is the main road through Mutley, lined with cafes, takeaways and bars. Students on forums rate it for second year house shares. Alexandra Works on Alexandra Road says Mutley Plain and North Hill are a short stroll away.
North Hill runs north from the university towards Mutley Plain, with older terraces, flats and student blocks along it. Rooms here keep lectures close and put the Mutley bars within an easy walk. It suits students who want a bit of both.
St Augustine’s House at 135 Alexandra Road quotes a 16 minute walk to the University of Plymouth. Its page lists a gym, sky lounge and laundry, with studios and two bed apartments. It suits students who want space a little further out.
Yes, by many accounts. Students on forums list North Road East alongside Mutley and Greenbank for second and third years, and others mention Lipson, Peverell and Mannamead. Lipson and Peverell sit further out, so check the walk or bus before you commit.
Yes, by its own account. Mary Parker House on Apsley Road says the University of Plymouth and the arts campus are five minutes away on foot. It groups en-suite rooms in cluster flats of three to eight, with a gym on site.
Plymouth's two smaller universities sit far apart. Arts University Plymouth teaches in the centre, close to the main campus, while Plymouth Marjon University sits on Derriford Road in the north. Your campus decides if you walk or catch a bus.
The former Plymouth College of Art, renamed after it became a university. Its students' union sits on Tavistock Place, close to the University of Plymouth campus. Our Arts University Plymouth page lists properties near its campus, and older searches still use the college name.
The Old Dairy on Regent Street quotes a one minute walk to Arts University Plymouth and five minutes to the University of Plymouth. Its page lists a concierge, library and laundry. It suits art students who carry kit between studio and room.
On Derriford Road, a few miles north of the city centre, the same road as Derriford Hospital. Most city centre properties mean a bus ride to lectures. Ask each provider for its own travel time to Marjon, and test the route before you sign.
City Bus 42, Marjon says, from Royal Parade in the centre to the campus. Journey times vary with traffic, so try the trip at a weekday rush hour. A bus pass can be worth pricing into your budget if you live centrally.
St. Thomas Court on Gasking Street, east of the centre, says both the University of Plymouth and the arts campus are within walking distance. It offers studios and one bedroom apartments in a refurnished block, with a courtyard and bike storage.
Derriford has private house shares and flats near Marjon, the hospital and the science park, though every property on our Plymouth pages sits closer to the centre. Expect a suburban feel, so weigh a short commute against longer trips into town.
Student accommodation Plymouth is the city's biggest search, and price questions follow close behind. This tab covers typical weekly rents, university rooms against private ones, the lowest rates we list and the seaside streets around Notte Street and the Hoe.
Around £160 a week. Half of the rooms with prices on our Plymouth pages cost that or less, with bills included. Multiply the weekly rate by the weeks you will stay, then set that figure against your maintenance loan and any family help.
Around £140 to £235 a week, the University of Plymouth says, with bills, wifi and contents insurance included. Private properties on our pages start a little lower and run higher for big studios. Price the full year on both before you choose.
Less than a private flat. ONS figures put average private rent in Plymouth at around £1,010 a month, or around £705 for one bedroom. Many student rooms on our pages cost less per month, with bills already included.
Notte Street runs along the seaward side of the centre, a short walk from Plymouth Hoe and the Barbican. iQ Astor House on Notte Street quotes a ten minute walk to both universities and lists a cinema room and sky lounge.
Studios on our Plymouth pages start at around £175 a week, bills included, and the biggest pass £250. Saltwater Place, also near the Hoe, lists studios from 16 square metres upwards, each with its own kitchen area and en-suite bathroom.
The lowest rates on our Plymouth pages, around £115 a week, are en-suites in shared flats east and north of the centre. Central Point on Royal Parade is a more central option, with en-suites from around £125 and bills included.
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