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Student accommodation in London

4 listings · 16 universities

4 listings

Student housing in London: what to know

One of the world’s biggest student cities, with dozens of universities, purpose-built halls in every zone and a huge flat-share market.

From purpose-built residences to rooms in shared homes, there are currently 4 student residences for students in London.

London is home to 16 universities on AllForStudents, including University College London, Imperial College London, King's College London and London School of Economics and Political Science. Open your university’s page to see housing options for its students.

Moving to London from abroad? Ask for a live video viewing, check exactly what is included in the rent, and keep your conversations on AllForStudents so we can help if something goes wrong.

Student accommodation in London: FAQ

How much does student accommodation cost in London?
Prices in London depend on the type of housing: rooms in shared flats are usually the most affordable, while studios and purpose-built residences with bills included cost more. Compare current listings on this page and always check what is included in the rent.
What types of student housing are available in London?
You can find 4 student residences in London. Use the tabs above to filter by type.
Which universities are in London?
University College London, Imperial College London, King's College London, London School of Economics and Political Science, Queen Mary University of London, City St George's, University of London, University of Westminster and University of Greenwich and more. Each university has its own housing page on AllForStudents.
How can I find a roommate in London?
Browse roommate ads in London or post your own free ad describing your budget, move-in date and lifestyle.
When should I start looking for housing in London?
Ideally 3–6 months before your course starts, especially if you plan to live in a residence or public student halls. Sublets and rooms in shared flats are often available closer to the start date.
How do I avoid rental scams?
Never pay before seeing the room (in person or via live video) and signing a contract, avoid money transfer services, and keep conversations on AllForStudents. Read our safety guide.

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