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The University of Stirling campus sits at Airthrey, between the city and Bridge of Allan. Most private properties on our site are in Stirling itself, a bus ride from campus.

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Studios in the city
Stirling studios on our site sit close to the city centre and the station, and bills are included at all of them. The campus is a short bus ride north.
Before you chooseCheck the bus route to campus and how often it runs in the evening.
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The most listed room type in Stirling
En-suite rooms are offered at every Stirling property on our site. You share a kitchen and lounge, and bills are included.
Before you chooseAsk how many people share the kitchen and how far the bus stop is.
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Flats close to the centre
A few Stirling properties offer apartments, all close to the city centre. They suit friends who want a kitchen and lounge to themselves.
Before you chooseConfirm the number of bedrooms and if the rent is per person or per flat.
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Your own bedroom for less
A couple of Stirling properties offer non-ensuite rooms. You get your own bedroom and share a bathroom with others.
Before you chooseAsk how many people share each bathroom.
See Stirling non-ensuite roomsThe University of Stirling sits on a lochside campus two miles north of the city centre, so most students either live on campus or rent in town and ride the Unilink. Every property on our Stirling pages includes bills, and rooms start at around £165 a week.
Stirling uni accommodation is one of the city's two biggest searches, level with general accommodation searches. Before you pick a street, learn the campus layout, the walking route and the Unilink, then decide how far out you want to live.
North, beyond Causewayhead. The campus, FK9 4LA, sits two miles from the centre on a 330 acre estate around a loch and the 18th century Airthrey Castle. Our University of Stirling page lists private properties with their distance to campus.
For some. The university puts the walk at about 40 minutes from the city centre or station. The route follows Causewayhead Road, the A9, to the Causewayhead roundabout, then crosses near Wallace High School. On wet days the bus saves your legs.
Midland Bluebird runs the Unilink shuttle between the city centre, the train station and the main campus. Most campus buses leave from outside the station or from Murray Place, two minutes away on foot. A night bus also serves the university.
Yes. The university puts Bridge of Allan station about 30 minutes on foot from campus, against 40 minutes from Stirling station. Leave the town on the main road and the university entrance comes up about a mile later.
The university runs its own flats on campus, with en suite bedrooms in flats of five to ten, and lists them on its own site. Private properties in town sit outside that system, so you book those direct with each provider.
For the shops, the station and the nightlife. A Stirling student on Reddit said the university flats are either old and cheap or new and overpriced, and suggested a small flat in town instead. Weigh that against a daily bus.
Most of the properties on our Stirling pages sit in or near the city centre. That puts you beside the station, the shops and the main bus stops, but two miles from lectures. Here is what that trade looks like day to day.
Yes, easily. Shops, the train station and the main bus stops sit close together in central Stirling. Most campus buses start outside the station or on Murray Place, so a central room keeps your morning trip simple and short.
Carters Yard, at 12 Dumbarton Road, is one example that our listing places right in the city centre. Its page mentions cluster flats and studios, plus a free gym, a cinema room, a gaming area and a private dining room.
Usually, yes. The campus sits two miles out, so most central renters budget for the Unilink or a bike. Students on Reddit argue about the fare often, so check the latest student ticket with Midland Bluebird before you set a budget.
Centro House is another central option. Its page says the building sits in the city centre with shops and restaurants close by, and a short bus ride from the University of Stirling. Every room there comes with its own en suite.
Every Stirling property we list folds energy and wifi into the weekly rent. That makes a city centre room simpler to plan for than a flat from a private landlord, where gas, electricity and broadband usually sit on top.
The university points to fast rail links with Glasgow and Edinburgh, which suits students with part time jobs or family in either city. A Glasgow commuter on Reddit advised newcomers to live in Stirling itself after finding the daily trip tiring.
Forthside Way sits beside the River Forth, a short walk from central Stirling. Our listing measures it at roughly 0.4 miles out. Here is what the riverside offers, plus the college campus and the trip north to lectures.
No. At roughly 0.4 miles from the centre of town by our measure, the station and the Murray Place bus stops are a short walk away. You get the river on one side and town on the other.
Riverside Quay is one property on Forthside Way. Its page lists en suite flats, three bed apartments and several grades of studio, plus a gym, a cinema, a games room and an outdoor courtyard for residents to share.
Some can. A few Stirling properties list three bed apartments where each person gets an en suite and shares the kitchen. Ask if you sign one joint contract or three separate ones, and what happens if a friend drops out.
Yes, for college students. Forth Valley College runs a Stirling campus on Drip Road, FK8 1SE, alongside its Alloa and Falkirk sites. Check the distance from any property to that postcode before you book if your course is there.
From Forthside you still face the two mile trip north to the university. The walking route joins Causewayhead Road, so allow longer than the university's 40 minute figure from the station. Most riverside renters will find the Unilink quicker.
A user on r/Scotland called Stirling a nice town to live in but said finding a flat can be tricky, depending on your price range. Treat that as one opinion, and start looking early if you want a central or riverside room.
North of the Forth, Causewayhead and Bridge of Allan sit closer to campus than the city centre does. Fewer managed properties operate there, so the type of tenancy matters more. Here is the area, plus the Scottish rules for each kind of let.
Very. The university's main entrance sits about a mile beyond the town, and Bridge of Allan has its own railway station. A Reddit user called it a lovely wee town close to the university, with its own shops and places to eat.
Students on forums say Bridge of Allan is pleasant but a fair bit dearer than Stirling. Our Stirling pages list no property there, so most rooms come from flats let by landlords. Expect a private residential tenancy if you rent one.
Causewayhead sits on the walking route to campus. Causeway House is one example near here, a single house of ten double rooms with a cleaning service included. Some rooms have their own en suite and others share a walk in shower.
A common law tenancy, in most cases. Shelter Scotland says a block of 30 or more bedrooms, run by a private company and let mainly to students, falls outside the private residential tenancy. Read the end date and any early release terms.
Rarely. Scottish ministers have noted that students in managed blocks pay for the whole fixed term even after moving out. They have consulted on a notice route of at least 28 days, so check gov.scot for any change.
Most landlord flatshares in Scotland come with a private residential tenancy, which has no fixed end date. You give notice to leave instead, so a group that splits up must agree who keeps paying. Shelter Scotland explains the notice rules.
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