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The University of Sunderland has its City Campus in the centre and St Peter's Campus by the river. Most properties on our site are within a mile of the city centre.

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Studios at a lower cost than Newcastle
Sunderland studios sit close to the city centre and cost less than in Newcastle. Bills are included at almost every property we list.
Before you chooseCheck the walk to City Campus or St Peter's, depending on your course.
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Your own bathroom, bills included
Sunderland en-suite rooms cost a little less than studios, and bills are included at every property we list. You share a kitchen and lounge.
Before you chooseCompare the en-suite and studio rents. The gap is small in Sunderland.
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Flats for friends
A few Sunderland properties offer apartments. They suit friends or couples 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 Sunderland properties offer non-ensuite rooms, at the lowest rents in the city on our site. You share a bathroom with other residents.
Before you chooseAsk how many people share each bathroom.
See Sunderland non-ensuite roomsThe University of Sunderland splits its teaching between City Campus off Chester Road and the Sir Tom Cowie Campus at St Peter's on the north bank of the Wear. Your subject decides which side of the river suits you, and every managed property on our Sunderland pages includes bills.
Searches for Sunderland university accommodation run high, and many first years study at City Campus. This tab looks at its subjects, the University Metro stop, Chester Road lets and the quieter terraces of Thornhill and Ashbrooke.
Medicine, health, sciences, performance and some art and design. The university's open day guide lists fine art, graphic design, illustration and fashion here. Check your course page first, because the other campus across the river teaches a longer list.
Yes. University station sits beside City Campus on the green line, which runs through Sunderland and out to Newcastle and the airport. A room near any green line stop keeps lectures within easy reach without a long walk.
Chester Road runs west from the centre past City Campus, with corner shops, takeaways and frequent buses. Letting agents advertise shared student houses along it and in the side streets. Its main road position means more traffic noise on the front rooms.
Thornhill sits between Ashbrooke and the city centre, and student listing sites describe it as compact with plenty of shared houses. Ashbrooke, further south, feels leafier and calmer. Both put City Campus within walking distance for most students.
Park Lane House on Stockton Road spreads its rooms over four floors and says it sits close to City Campus and the Murray Library. It lists bike storage, an outdoor area and a vending machine, with bills in the weekly price.
Yes. CitySpace on City Campus holds a climbing wall, fitness suite, indoor sports space and an injury clinic. Living nearby makes early sessions easy. The Murray Library sits on the same campus, handy for late study before a short walk home.
Most business, law, media and computing students spend their week at St Peter's, by the mouth of the Wear. Here we weigh up the north bank, the walk across the bridge, the seafront at Roker and life near the Stadium of Light.
Business, law, computer science, engineering, education, English, film and media, journalism, social sciences and tourism students, plus photography and animation. The Reg Vardy Centre houses Sunderland Business School, and the David Puttnam Media Centre holds TV and radio studios.
Yes. The university puts them just over a mile apart, about 20 minutes on foot over Wearmouth Bridge. Its own campus bus is free with a student card, and buses 700 and 701 link the two sites through the day.
Roker and Seaburn line the coast north of St Peter's, with sandy beaches, a promenade and seafront restaurants. Student listing sites name Roker among Sunderland's rental areas. It suits students who want sea air and a quieter evening.
Dunn House on North Bridge Street sits on the north side of the river, between the centre and St Peter's. It has offered studios and two bedroom apartments, with a gym, games room and CCTV listed on its page.
St Peter's station, on the green line. It sits a short walk from the riverside teaching buildings and one stop from the city centre. The Stadium of Light also has its own stop nearby, so expect busier trains when Sunderland AFC play at home.
The campus stands where Benedict Biscop founded a church and monastery in 674, beside the National Glass Centre. Former shipyards lined this stretch of river. The riverside paths work well for running, cycling or a walk between lectures.
West of the centre, Hylton Road leads out through terraced streets towards Pallion and Barnes Park. Rents here tend to sit at the lower end, and Metro and bus links keep both campuses within reach, so many students start their search on this side.
Mostly yes, according to students on forums. One Reddit reply recommends Hylton Road for its bus and Metro links into town and out to campus. Shops and takeaways line the road, and the centre is a short walk east.
Cheaper again, say students on forums. A Reddit reply suggests focusing on the Pallion side to save money, with weekly costs near the bottom of the city range. Pallion has its own Metro stop, so the trip to City Campus stays short.
The green line continues past the city centre to South Hylton, calling at stops along the river. A room near one of them gives you a quick ride to University station or across the Wear to St Peter's for morning lectures.
Millfield House on Hylton Road is a refurbished property run by Cloud Student Homes, a few minutes on foot from City Campus. Its page lists a reception service, events, a cleaner and double beds in some rooms, all with bills included.
On rent, often. A terraced house split between five or six friends can look good value until energy and broadband arrive. Private properties put those in one weekly figure. Ask a landlord for last winter's bills before you sign.
Clanny House on Peacock Street West describes a calm, green setting, with Barnes Park and the riverside within walking distance. One Reddit reply called it a bit far from St Peter's and pointed to the 701 bus for the trip.
Cheap student accommodation in Sunderland draws steady searches, and the city often comes out below larger northern cities on rent. This tab covers weekly room costs, the Metro to Newcastle, a central base and how a night out here differs.
For rent, yes. Rooms on our Sunderland pages start at around £100 a week with bills included, and en-suites and studios cost around £135 to £145. Food, travel and nights out also tend to cost less than in Newcastle.
About half an hour. The green line runs from Sunderland city centre to Newcastle Central with no change, so many students live here and visit friends or gigs up the road. Check the last train home before a late night out.
Nexus, which runs the Metro, sells Pop cards with cheaper fares for young people and students. If you live away from your campus or travel to Newcastle often, the savings add up quickly. Apply before term to have it ready.
Norfolk Street sits in SR1, about 0.2 miles from the middle of town and the closest of our Sunderland properties to the shops. Its page lists CCTV, fob entry, an on-site team and a cleaner, with en-suites and a studio.
Smaller than Newcastle. A travel guide describes Sunderland's nightlife as modest, with pubs and bars known for cheap drinks. For bigger clubs and gigs, Newcastle is a short Metro ride north, and you still come home to lower rent.
Locals are Mackems, not Geordies, and Sunderland AFC draws big crowds to the Stadium of Light. A travel guide warns against wearing a Newcastle United shirt on match days. Learn the rivalry early and you will settle in faster.
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