Question 1

How can I rent student accommodation near University College London (UCL)?

Accepted Answer

You can book your home away from home in 3 easy steps: 
1.	Select your favourite accommodation
2.	Pay the security deposit if required 
3.	Booking confirmed
In all these steps you will be provided free guidance from our experienced team.

Question 2

What are the different types of student accommodation near University College London (UCL)?

Accepted Answer

University Living offers purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) close to various universities with fewer restrictions and more options, so the students can enjoy a comfortable duration of stay. You pick from shared and private rooms, studios, and apartments. We also provide short-term stays for students in summer school and exchange programmes.

Question 3

What are the best student accommodation to live near University College London (UCL)?

Accepted Answer

Student life in London has everything a student needs, no matter where you live; you will always be able to enjoy everything this city has to offer. AXO Oxford Circus, Somerset Court, Kings Cross Residence, Kirby Street, etc. are some of the most popular, affordable, and fully furnished student accommodations near University College London (UCL).

Question 4

What are the different types of student rooms near University College London (UCL)?

Accepted Answer

The major room types are:
Sharing: This is where 2 or more students share a single room, washroom, kitchen, and other communal spaces.
En-suite/Private: This includes a private bedroom and bathroom, while the kitchen and living areas are shared.
Studios: This is a self-contained unit with a bedroom and cooking space along with a private washroom. Two students may book a single studio together, subject to the policies of the accommodation provider.

Question 5

Does my accommodation offer any onsite amenities?

Accepted Answer

All properties listed by University Living comes with a wide range of onsite amenities such a laundry room, gym, games room, BBQ, courtyard, bike storage, fully-fitted kitchen, and plenty more.

Question 6

Can I get discounts on student housing near University College London?

Accepted Answer

Of course, students who book early often get good discounts and pay less rent for their student housing. You can also avail cashback and discounts on group bookings.

Question 7

Where can I stay during my placement year?

Accepted Answer

Students who are working during their placement year but are a full-time student at a university can stay in the student homes listed on University Living website. As long as you’re a student at a university you can choose to stay at any student accommodation.

Question 8

Where can I stay while doing a language course in summer?

Accepted Answer

Students doing short-term language courses can stay in fully-furnished student accommodations offered by University Living. You can book these accommodations by visiting the summer stay option on our website.

Best Student Accommodations near UCL - Department of Space and Climate Physics 2025-26

Mary Brancker House

54-74 Holmes Road, Kentish Town, London, England, NW5 3AQ

£220/week

Urbanest Hoxton

100 East Rd, London N1 6AA, United Kingdom

£399/week

Paddington Citi View

15-25 Talbot Square, Tyburnia, London W2 1TR, United Kingdom

£425/week

Urbanest Victoria

84-99 Thirleby Road London London SW1P1HH

£349/week

Louise House

33 Medway St, London SW1P 2BE, United Kingdom

£297/week

Dashwood Studios Residence

120-138 Walworth Rd, London SE17 1JL, United Kingdom

£350/week

The Hub

21-25 S Lambeth Rd, London SW8 1SU, United Kingdom

£285/week

Urbanest Vauxhall

5 Miles St, London SW8 1FZ, United Kingdom

£470/week

Sunlight Apartments

1 Sunlight Square, London E2 6LD, United Kingdom

£257/week

Landale house residence

101 Lower Rd, London SE16 2XG, UK

£355/week

Griffon Studios

Winstanley Rd, London SW11 2DL, United Kingdom

£325/week

South Bermondsey Residence

349 Ilderton Rd, London SE15 1NW, UK

£300/week

All Places near Department of Space and Climate Physics