Student Accommodation near Bayes Business School

There are many options available to students searching for Bayes Business School student accommodation, which include university halls, Purpose Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) and private/shared flats. These types of accommodation can accommodate a broad spectrum of budgets. While staying in an on-campus location is convenient with direct access to university facilities, off-campus accommodation provides more flexibility for long-term student living, access to modern amenities, and student activities throughout London.

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Bayes Business School is one of the top-ranked business and management institutions in the UK. Established as a leading global business school in 1966, it has a rich history with a well-respected research-based approach to teaching. With strong connections to industry, consistently high rankings within finance, business and management academic disciplines and a focus on real-life experience and employability, many students see it as their first choice for achieving career-focused academic qualifications.

Bayes Business School has an extensive international student population, with learners coming from over 150 countries. With strong partnerships with global corporations and an impressive number of graduates, Bayes Business School maintains a very high level of respect in terms of research output and employability of its graduates. Its campuses include:

• Bunhill Row

• Smithfield

Bayes Business School offers students access to numerous types of student housing with prices ranging from £189.40 to £621 per week, including en-suite rooms, studios, shared apartments, and premium residences. Most apartments come equipped with high-speed wireless Internet, study areas, gymnasiums, social lounges, laundry facilities, and utility bills included with rents.

Here are some of the best student flats near Bayes Business School:

iQ Sterling Court

• Address: 6 Lakeside Way, Wembley Park, Wembley HA9 0BU, United Kingdom

• Proximity: Approximately 25–30 minutes by public transport to Bayes Business School.

• Highlights: Fully furnished en-suite rooms and studios, on-site gym, cinema room, social spaces, study areas, laundry facilities, secure entry, and all-inclusive bills.

• Best for: Students seeking modern accommodation with excellent amenities and a vibrant student community.

Chapter Old street

• Address: 18 Paul St, London EC2A 4JH, United Kingdom

• Proximity: Around 10–15 minutes on foot to Bayes Business School.

• Highlights: En-suite rooms, studios, and shared apartments with access to a gym, study lounges, courtyard, games area, TV snug, high-speed Wi-Fi, all-inclusive bills, and free bi-weekly room cleaning.

• Best for: Students looking for premium housing close to campus and Shoreditch's social scene.

Willen House

• Address: Bath Street, London, EC1V 9DX

• Proximity: Approximately 9 minutes' walk to Bayes Business School.

• Highlights: Luxury studios and en-suite rooms featuring air conditioning, a modern gym, outdoor courtyards, high-speed internet, study spaces, and communal social areas.

• Best for: Students who prefer upscale accommodation within walking distance of campus.

Therese House

• Address: Therese House, 29-30 Glasshouse Yard, London, EC1A 4JN

• Proximity: Approximately 5–7 minutes' walk to Bayes Business School.

• Highlights: Modern studios and en-suite rooms, all-inclusive utility bills, communal study areas, social spaces, secure access, laundry facilities, and high-speed Wi-Fi.

• Best for: Students seeking a centrally located residence with easy access to both campus and London's financial district.

iQ City

• Address: 11 Bastwick St, London EC1V 3AQ, United Kingdom

• Proximity: Around 8–10 minutes' walk to Bayes Business School.

• Highlights: Contemporary studios and shared apartments, fitness centre, cinema room, study lounges, games room, rooftop terrace, secure bike storage, and all-inclusive bills.

• Best for: Students who want premium student flats with extensive social and wellness facilities near campus.

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The cost of living in London is ranging between £2,105 and £3,520 monthly, depending on an individual’s type of accommodation and lifestyle. A student will typically find that their monthly rent can vary between £1,340 to £2,140 per month. A student should generally allocate £270 to £535 for shopping and eating out each month, £135 to £200 for utilities, and £40 to £65 for mobile and internet services. An average student will typically spend £120 to £175 on transportation; an average student will spend between £200 and £405 on miscellaneous items, such as going out, shopping, and studying materials each month. Selecting the best location for their student accommodation in UK city will, in most cases, provide a student with reduced commuting fees, and therefore better use of their time.

Note: Students must remember that these figures are just an estimation and for a more accurate calculation, you can use the Cost of Living Calculator by University Living.

The tuition fees at Bayes Business School starts from £16,800 to £35,700 for a year.

If you want to have the best experience as a Bayes Business School student, one of the most important things you will need to do is find an appropriate place to live. Here are some of the best areas near Bayes Business School for students below:

• Clerkenwell: One area that is particularly popular with Bayes Business School students is Clerkenwell. It is ideally located only 10-15 minutes on foot from the campus. Some of Clerkenwell's main attractions include Exmouth Market, a bustling street filled with numerous independent eateries, street food vendors, and outdoor dining venues. For students who want to find a good place to hang out with friends, there is a café called Niche, and for students looking for a unique cocktail and socialising experience, The Zetter Townhouse would be a great choice. The average rental prices of apartments in this neighbourhood are usually around £2,400 to £2,900 per month.
• Shoreditch: The creative vibe of Shoreditch will appeal to many students who like a dynamic place to study. The Bayes campus is accessible within 15-20 minutes by walking or approximately 10 minutes by bus. An area highlight is Old Spitalfields Market, offering students an array of fashion booths, artisan goods, and international culinary options. Other popular spots in the area include The Breakfast Club, which has become famous for their pancake breakfasts, and Flight Club, a darts-themed bar that is fun and entertaining. Students can expect to pay between £2,300 and £2,800 for a private studio each month.
• Farringdon: This neighborhood has a unique combination of historic character combined with good transport links. Students can either walk from Farringdon to Bayes Business School in about 15 minutes or take the Elizabeth Line directly to the school in about 5 minutes. Smithfield Market is one of the oldest and most famous markets in all of Europe. Coffee lovers regularly visit Prufrock Coffee, The Eagle is another well-liked pub in the area that appeals to both residents and students. The average rent for modern studios in Farringdon is between £2,500 and £3,100 per month.
• Aldgate: Aldgate is a practical, and a somewhat less-expensive option for students. It takes 15 minutes on the Tube to get to the campus via the Circle or Metropolitan Lines. Tower Bridge is another of Aldgate’s signature attractions, as it is one of the world’s most famous places in London. Many students enjoy going to Urban Bar for after-dinner drinks and then to The Culpeper, which is a great pub with a roof terrace garden. The average rent for student accommodation in Aldgate is £2,100 to £2,600 per month, so Aldgate will provide a good value and convenience for students.

Student accommodation near Bayes Business School has excellent connections to the rest of London and therefore can take public transport to get to classes reasonably easily. Students can use a variety of different types of travel (i.e. underground, bus, cycling) that are affordable and eco-friendly, while also providing a system of commuting that allows students to travel frequently but within their own financial means.

• London Underground (The Tube): The transit is the quickest way to get to Bayes Business School. The Moorgate and Old Street tube stations are both in close proximity to the School and connected well to other areas of London. Tube services typically operate between 5AM and 12:30AM daily, except for certain lines which offer a limited 24-hour service on weekends. The standard fare for a single journey in Zone 1 is approximately £2.80. Students wishing to reduce the cost of their travel can purchase an 18+ Student Oyster photocard, which provides a discount of 30% off the cost of travel cards in both the weekly and monthly categories.
• London Buses: Buses are a cost-effective, dependable means of transportation within London. Some of the bus stops closest to campus include: Bunhill Row and Finsbury Square; numerous routes operate either during the day or at night. Most route services run 24 hours per day, and numerous night service options are available throughout London. The standard fare for buses is £1.75 per journey, and the Hopper Fare allows one-hour unlimited free transfers on all bus and tram routes; therefore, multiple transfers within the hour won't incur charges. In addition, 18+ Student Oyster photocardholder students receive a 30% discount on bus and tram passes, making regular travel even more affordable.
• Santander Cycles: These cycles offer a flexible and environmentally conscious method of getting around London. There are multiple bicycle docking stations within close distance from Bunhill Row and Finsbury Leisure Centre, providing students with the ability to easily pick up and return bikes to the docking stations. The Santander Cycle service is available 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. The cost to use Santander Cycles starts at £1.60 for each 30 minutes of riding. Although a ride is not free, 25% off an annual membership may be obtained from the University through a university scheme, helping to minimise students' overall transportation costs.