St Vincents Place, Sheffield

Set in Sheffield City Centre, St Vincents Place puts students close to the lively heart of the Steel City, with a friendly student atmosphere and plenty happening nearby. This student accommodation in Sheffield is just a short walk from the University of Sheffield and Netherthorpe Road tram stop. Its standout feature is the beautifully restored Victorian church, now a social hub with a cinema, games areas and quiet study spaces. With bills included, bike storage, laundry and secure access, it keeps student life simple and comfortable.

Where is St Vincents Place accommodation located?

Located in the Sheffield City Centre, St Vincents Place is situated at 30 Hollis Croft, Sheffield City Centre, Sheffield S1 4BA, United Kingdom. The “Steel City” is famous for its industrial past, but today it's all about student energy, green spaces and that friendly northern vibe, and it's always in the top 10 most affordable student cities in the UK. The main campus of the University of Sheffield (0.2 miles) is only a 4 min stroll away, and the Sheffield Hallam University (0.6 miles) is just a couple of minutes away, so you can practically roll out of bed for your classes. The Netherthorpe Road tram stop is a 3 minute walk (Yellow Line) and several bus stops, such as Scotland Street/Meadow Street (0.2 miles) and Scotland Street/Lambert Street (0.2 miles) are near St Vincents Place Sheffield.

Why should students choose St Vincents Place accommodation?

Students really love the character of this housing, and it's one of the most unique student accommodation options with practical features, amazing amenities and strong safety features. St Vincents Place student accommodation is located around a wonderfully restored Victorian Roman Catholic church (0.5 miles, 4 min walk), which has been converted into a social hub featuring sofas, a cinema room, pool and ping pong tables, table football, music room, bookable dining and presentation spaces and quiet study areas. Not to mention, all utilities are included in the rent, so there are no hidden costs at the end of the month. In addition, there is 24/7 on-site security, CCTV, secure door entry, and contents insurance. Plus, bike storage and laundry facilities for easy living. Reasons why students choose this residence:

• Campus Proximity: Both main campuses of the University of Sheffield are within 10 minutes walking distance.
• Round-the-clock security: CCTV surveillance for peace of mind.
• City Centre Location: Steps from Kelham Island, The Moor and Division Street
• Excellent transport links: Tram stops minutes away, several bus stops close by.
• Affordable City: Sheffield is one of the UK's top 10 most affordable student cities.

Which universities and colleges are close to St Vincents Place Sheffield?

The University of Sheffield (0.2 miles, 4 min walk), Sheffield Hallam University (0.6 miles, 14 min by bike) and The Sheffield College (1.7 miles, 12 min by bike) are easily reachable from here. Whether it’s exam season or project week, nearby libraries like the Sheffield Central Library (0.6 miles, 13 min walk) are always within easy reach St Vincents Place accommodation. The average international student fees at major universities in Sheffield range from £16,500 to £32,000 per year. Students can also check out many part-time options in fields like hospitality (Greggs, Costa Coffee, Mitchells & Butlers), retail (Asda, Tesco, Primark), and student services (Sheffield City Council, University of Sheffield Students' Union, UniTemps). A quick overview of the universities in the area around this student accommodation Sheffield City Centre:

Which cafes, attractions, and hangout spots are near St Vincents Place housing?

Staying at this student accommodation UK, you can check out plenty of cafes like PonderRosa Cafe (0.4 miles, 10 min walk) and The Bears Cafe (0.2 miles, 4 min walk) to be found around West Street and the city centre for an evening croissant. When hunger strikes, there are no limits to what you can find - West Street (0.3 miles, 7 min walk) is full of bars and restaurants and many other eateries like Brewski Sheffield (0.5 miles, 12 min walk), Butlers Balti House (0.1 miles, 3 min walk) and Tsuki (0.2 miles, 6 min walk) that students enjoy. For a proper grocery shop, Tesco Express (0.3 miles, 7 min walk) is within walking distance. If you need to get away from the laptop, Devonshire Green (0.5 miles, 12 min walk) is a popular student hangout with a skate park for those ten minutes of green in the concrete jungle. Another excellent place to unwind in the heart of the city is Peace Gardens (0.5 miles, 12 min walk). The Crucible Theatre (0.6 miles) is world-famous for snooker and live performances, a 10 min drive away for entertainment. Edward Street Park (0.2 miles, 7 min walk) is also close by for a quick nature fix. Sheffield also has some great things for students near St Vincents Place housing:

Sheffield Winter Garden (0.8 miles): This stunning, award-winning, urban glasshouse is one of the largest in Europe and is home to over 2,500 beautiful plants. Students can enter for free here.

Kelham Island Museum (0.8 miles): An interactive museum in an old industrial area, celebrating Sheffield's metalworking heritage, with a huge working steam engine. Students are admitted here for free.

Peak District National Park (5.2 miles): A stunning national park with extensive heather moorland and dramatic stone edges, just on the doorstep of the city. Students are free to enter.

Meadowhall Shopping Centre (3.8 miles): A large indoor shopping and entertainment centre with hundreds of high street fashion outlets, restaurants and a large cinema. Students are admitted free of charge here.

How well-connected is St Vincents Place student accommodation for daily travel?

Getting to and from this residence is very convenient, with bus stops like Scotland Street/Meadow Street (0.2 miles, 5 min walk) and Scotland Street/Lambert Street (0.2 miles, 4 min walk) nearby. Sheffield train station is a 25 min walk or 10 min drive away, and is linked to the rest of the UK by Northern Rail. The Netherthorpe Road tram stop is just a 3 min walk away, giving you access to the Yellow and Blue Line for getting around the city. The neighbourhood is very walkable, with a Walk Score of 99/100 making it a “Walker’s Paradise” and most students walk to uni, shops and nightlife. The average weekly cost of public transport for students is approximately £15 - £30/week. Here is a list of transit stops near St Vincents Place residence that students often use:

What does the rent at St Vincents Place cover?

All utility bills, including heating, water, gas, electricity, and Wi-Fi, are covered in your rent at this accommodation, helping students stay focused on academics instead of monthly bills. This can reduce the hassle of managing multiple monthly bills, especially given the cost of living in Sheffield, UK, is around £220 - £350/week. What’s more, students can access exclusive accommodation deals by booking through University Living.

• Rent Inclusion: Heating, water, gas, Wi-Fi, electricity, ultrafast broadband.
• Amenities: Common area, cinema room, communal study space, sofas, pool table, ping-pong tables, table football, music room, bookable dining room, presentation and meeting spaces, quiet study areas, bike storage, laundry, vending machine, recycling, printing, outdoor social space.
• Safety & Security: CCTV, 24/7 assistance, onsite service team, fire system, contents insurance, secure access, maintenance support.

What type of students should choose St Vincents Place accommodation?

St Vincents Place accommodation is a great fit for students who want to be close to campus without giving up a social, comfortable home. It especially suits students who enjoy having character around them, with a restored Victorian church, cosy common spaces and plenty to do when you’re taking a break from studying.

Students who will feel most at home here:

• University-focused: Just a short walk from the University of Sheffield.
• Social butterflies: Cinema nights, pool, ping-pong and table football keep things lively.
• City lovers: Close to West Street, Division Street and Kelham Island.
• Creative students: A music room and presentation spaces encourage creative downtime.
• Study-minded: Quiet study areas and communal spaces make revision easier.
• Budget-conscious students: All major utility bills are included in the rent.
• Active commuters: Excellent tram and bus connections make getting around simple.
• Cycling students: Dedicated bike storage makes two-wheel commuting more convenient.