Student Accommodation Chester

The city of Chester is one of the best well-preserved walled cities in the UK. The city offers international students some of the best higher education institutions in the UK, including the University of Chester, the University of Law Chester, and many more. Because of this, the supply of student accommodation in Chester has increased greatly. Arriving in the city, you need to get prepared to enjoy the best time of your life in one of the most livable cities in the world!

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The accommodations in Chester are designed to provide comfort to the students. You can search, compare, and book all types of them based on your desired location, price, amenities, and other personal preferences.

Top Demanded Student Accommodation in Chester

Chester is considered an affordable place to live as compared to other cities in the UK. The cost of housing rent is lower than in most places. Study reveals that Chester is one of the best places to live and work in the entire country.

You can find the three types of student accommodations available in Chester. They are listed below for your reference:

Student Housing: The student rooms in Chester are fully furnished with a bedroom, wardrobe, study table & chair, bathroom, and a shared fully-fitted kitchen.

Private Apartments: The student apartments in Chester come fully furnished with amenities like a Games Room, Laundry, Onsite Maintenance, Outdoor Area, TV Lounges, Study Room, Common Area, Gym, Social Space, etc.

University Halls: It is an off-campus accommodation and differs from off-campus. Universities manage them and do not provide amenities. You have to pay for utility bills like Water, Electricity, Wi-Fi, Gas, Heating, CCTV, etc.

About Chester

Chester, situated on the River Dee, is a town in Cheshire. It was originally built as a fortress by the Romans in the 1st century, making it a very historic city. It is known for its large Roman walls made of red sandstone.

The city is perfect for students who like to live in a quiet atmosphere, as Chester is more of a big city than a vibrant metropolis. At the same time, the Office of National Statistics has announced a happiness score of 7.3/10, making it one of the happiest cities to live and work in the UK. In addition, the University of Chester was voted the second-best UK university for international students in the Whatuni Student Choice Awards, based on the ratings of 41,000 students from 150 institutions. So you'll be studying at the best universities in the happiest cities in the UK.

Best Student Areas in Chester

Living in Chester is one of the most vibrant experiences. When looking for student housing in Chester, be mindful of the area you want to live in. Make a list of your needs and expectations for where you want to live. Several neighborhoods are ideal to book Chester student accommodation in Chester, including Hoole, City Centre, Tarvin, and many more. You have plenty of options with various restaurants, bars, markets, and other amenities in each neighborhood.

Whipcord Lane

This neighborhood is just a short walk from Chester city center. It is a student-friendly neighborhood with many restaurants, cafes, and markets. Waterside Court is one of our student accommodations in the area that is a great choice for University of Chester students. You can reach the university within 10 minutes of your accommodation.

George Street

This area is also one of the best choices for University of Chester students. You can reach your campus within a few minutes. Different options for student rooms in Chester are available here and are provided by different housing providers. The accommodations here offer their residents a wide range of amenities to ensure their comfort and safety.

Cost of Living in Chester

The cost of living in Chester is much lower than in other UK cities such as Manchester, Liverpool, London, and Birmingham. The estimated monthly cost of living in Chester is £900 excluding tuition fees. It will include the cost of student rent, which will range between £85 to £395 per week.

The cost of food in Chester will depend upon your eating and spending habits. On average, the cost of monthly groceries will come to around £70.64 while eating out will cost you more spending. A meal at a mid-range restaurant will cost around £108.50 per person, a McDonald's meal will cost you £ £6.04 per person. You can get a pint of beer for £1.53.

Please remember the cost of living will depend upon your lifestyle.

Best travel transportation service in Chester

If you want to explore and experience Chester, you can take a walk or bike around, as it is a pedestrian and bike-friendly town. There is also public transportation like buses and trains, which are cost-efficient, cheap, and easy to get around the town, etc.

Buses: The buses are one of the best ways to get around the town, neighboring areas, and villages. Arriva and Stagecoach operate it. The minimum bus fare will come to about £3 per day.

Train: The train station is centrally located in the town, making it accessible for all to catch the train from any part of the city. The trains are a good mode of transportation to travel to London, Manchester, Birmingham, and other cities in the UK.

Tourist Attraction in Chester

• Chester Cathedral
  The cathedral is a running church as well as a popular tourist attraction in Chester. It is an architectural treasure dating its history to medieval times, but today, it has a touch of modernity to it, too, making it a big cultural hub in the city.
• Deva Roman Experience
  This is one of the most unique theaters in the UK where you can experience 2000 years of Roman history set and acted by talented actors.
• Sick To Death
  If you love magic spells and want to experiment with medieval science, this is a fun place to explore your alchemist side. It is a self-guided tour to experience science.
• University in Chester
  The University of Chester is a public research institution having five campus sites in and around Chester. The Times Higher Education ranks the university 1201 - 11500th in the World University Rankings 2024.