Student Accommodation Gloucester

About Gloucester Student Living

Looking for a modern student accommodation in Gloucester? All of our student apartments offer a unique upscale take on student living with a variety of partially and fully furnished housing options and floorplans. With House Of Student, you get to choose from the widest range of student rooms options with amenities that will make university life better. Here are the type of student rooms in Gloucester available:

• Shared rooms: Students share a bathroom, kitchen, and common space
• Private rooms: Offer a personal study space and shared common kitchen and living room
• Studio flats: Offer complete privacy with a sleeping area, study space, bathroom, and kitchen
• Entire student apartment: Offers a bedroom, study space, ensuite bathroom, and wardrobe 

Gloucester is a city in the west of England with a campus of the University of Gloucestershire, which has three campuses and welcomes over 12,000 students each year. There is a vibrant student community in the area, with numerous academic and social opportunities. Because students make up such a large portion of the city's population, it has a thriving student housing market.


 

Stepping out of your accommodation, you will find supermarkets, ATMs, and pharmacies within walking distance. The city is also well connected by all types of public transport so getting around when you’re in the mood to explore is easy-peasy. 

Train: The railway services provide a comfortable, stress-free way to travel between cities and to many of the major towns

Culture and vibe: With magnificent museums and fantastic city tours, you can learn about the city's history. Explore the magnificent Gloucester Cathedral and the cloisters where the Harry Potter films were shot.

Parks and Picnics: Enjoy a walk around one of Gloucester's green spaces or get out in the fresh air to see stunning views from Robinswood Hill.

Shopping: If shopping is your form of therapy, you must go to Gloucester Quays, it is the city's main shopping district.

Festivals: Galway hosts the renowned Tulca Festival of Visual Arts in November, which attracts visitors from all over the world.

Restaurants, Cafes and Bars: This city offers a diverse range of nightlife, pubs, shopping, dining, and entertainment options. A young city at heart, there are amazing places to grab some delicious pub grub. The Porch House, The Royal Exchange, The Old Courthouse, The Pleasant Inn are just a few of the places that will be the perfect retreat after a hectic college day
 

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City Centre: Offers a wide range of student accommodation with easy access to shops, cafes, and transport links.

Kingsholm: Lively atmosphere close to social spots and with a more residential feel.

Longlevens: Quieter, more suburban area with good access to the university.

Tuffley: Budget-friendly options and a short commute to campus, popular with international students.

Areas around the University of Gloucestershire campuses (City Campus, Oxstalls Campus, Hardwick Campus, Park Campus) are naturally convenient.

Private Halls like Upper Quay House and Shaftesbury Hall are popular options.

Gloucester has a rich history and several attractions worth visiting:

Gloucester Cathedral: A magnificent medieval building with stunning architecture, royal tombs (including Edward II), and cloisters featured in Harry Potter films.

Gloucester Docks: A historic and beautifully preserved inland port with museums, shops, restaurants, and regular events.

Gloucester Quays: A vibrant outlet shopping centre with a variety of stores and eateries.

The House of the Tailor of Gloucester: A charming museum dedicated to Beatrix Potter's famous tale, located in the building that inspired the story.

National Waterways Museum Gloucester: Located at the Docks, showcasing the history of Britain's inland waterways.

Robinswood Hill Country Park: A large nature reserve offering pleasant walks and panoramic views.

Blackfriars Priory: One of Britain's most complete medieval Dominican friaries.

Museum of Gloucester: Houses a significant collection of treasures telling the story of the city's origins.

Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum: Located at the Docks, telling the story of the county's soldiers.

Jet Age Museum: Dedicated to Gloucestershire's role in developing jet-powered flight.

St Mary de Lode Church: The city's oldest Parish Church, built in the 12th century.

Barnwood Park and Arboretum: A formal park with mature trees and a local nature reserve.

Gloucester City Museum & Art Gallery: Features diverse collections including dinosaur fossils and art.

Gloucester Life Museum: Showcases the city's industrial and social history.