Student Accommodation
As the capital of the North, Manchester is a buzzing city with a rich cultural scene and lots to do. It’s home to the University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University and Manchester Business School and is also the second most populous urban area in the UK. Known for its incredible food scene, vibrant culture and scenic canal system that runs through the centre, there’s something for everyone here.
Manchester student apartments ranges from edgy apartment buildings to more homely shared homes. City centre properties are close to the universities and offer a great social scene with on-site gyms, cinema rooms and spots to kick back and relax. Meanwhile, student hubs like Victoria Park and Fallowfield offer more residential options with easy access to the universities.
Whether you’re looking for an en-suite room in a shared apartment or a stylish mezzanine studio, there’s something to suit every budget. Check out River Street Tower, located just a 20-minute walk from the University of Manchester and boasting an on-site gym, games room, cinema room and dine-in space. Or, opt for Mansion Point in the trendy area of Fallowfield, where you can choose from a shared ensuite or a sleek mezzanine studio. It’s just a short bus ride to the city centre, too.
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If you’re a sports fan, you’ll love the fact that Manchester is one of the biggest sporting centres in the country, with two premier league football clubs – Manchester City and Manchester United – as well as the Lancashire County Cricket Club at Old Trafford. The city also has a huge musical heritage, with the legacy of Oasis, The Stone Roses and The Smiths still going strong. Plus, there’s always the Warehouse Project, a massive electronic music festival.
You can find some of the best Manchester student accommodation on UniHomes, with a wide selection across the city to choose from. We can help you to find a property that’s right for you, and all our homes come with bills included, so you won’t have to worry about organising them yourself.
Once you’ve found your perfect home, you’ll need to sign a tenancy agreement (contract) with the landlord. It’s important to make sure you read it carefully, as the contract sets out your responsibilities and rights. All of our accredited landlords should give you at least 24 hours to review the tenancy agreement before you sign it.
Whenever you need to contact your landlord, you’ll find their details on your welcome pack. You can also find out more about your landlord’s responsibilities by visiting the National Landlord Association website. In addition, if you aren’t happy with your landlord, there is a dispute resolution service that can help you resolve the problem.