Student Accommodation Manchester

You're probably wondering where you're going to live while studying in Manchester. Well, Accommodation for Students has got that covered. We've got the accommodation you need within your budget, from flats and houses to Student Halls – whatever University you go to. Whether you're headed to The University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University, The Royal Northern College of Music, or Nazarene Theological College, Accommodation for Students has a wide array of student accommodation available in Manchester and the surrounding areas.

Some of the most popular places for students in Manchester to live are:

Didsbury: One of the most popular parts of Manchester for anyone to live in, never mind just Students, is Didsbury. You'll have to balance paying more for your student accommodation and traveling further to Uni against having access to this area's fantastic lifestyle.

Fallowfield: With no less than eight halls of residence situated here, Fallowfield is the hub for most Students in Manchester. This is reflected in many takeaways and late-night bars, so this may not be the area for you if you're after a quiet life.

Hulme: Close to the city centre, Hulme is an area that has been invested in a lot in recent years, and so there are plenty of newly developed buildings to choose from. It is quieter than some other options as there are not so many bars and clubs.

Oxford Road: Not an area as such, but the closer you are to Oxford Road, the closer you will be to the University of Manchester's main campus and some of the coolest hotspots in the area.

Rusholme: Halfway between Fallowfield and the City Centre, Rusholme is one of the most affordable places for students to live. It is most well-known for the 'Curry Mile', which is packed full of Indian restaurants and attracts people from all over the North West.

Withington: In-between Didsbury and Fallowfield is a densely populated student area called Withington. Withington is popular as it has many reasonably priced student houses and flats.

Don't worry if your student accommodation is not located very close to your University campus in Manchester. There are many ways to move around the city. Manchester is a compact city, like Liverpool, and there are lots of buses, trams, and trains around to get you where you need to go. Manchester is a really cycle-friendly city as well, with lots of marked cycle lanes running throughout the city.

It's also important to know that you will never get bored when you come to study in Manchester. No matter what you are into or what you are learning, there is something here for everyone to enjoy:

Art & History: Manchester is home to a wide range of galleries and museums, where you can learn about topics as diverse as classic art, the history of football, and the campaign for social justice.

Heritage & History: Manchester is the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. It has a variety of museums celebrating things, such as it being the home of the first commercial bus route and first passenger railways.

Food and Drink: Manchester has an extensive food and drink scene and is firmly established as one of the most exciting places in the UK to eat or drink. From humble street food and pop-up markets to afternoon tea and fine dining – whatever you fancy eating, Manchester will offer it.

Retail: People travel from all over the world, never mind the UK, to come and shop in Manchester thanks to its bustling shopping centres, high street destinations, international department stores, and independent boutiques.

Sports: Manchester is home to two premier league clubs – Manchester City and Manchester United, and Lancashire County Cricket Club, based at Old Trafford Cricket Ground. It also hosted the Commonwealth Games in 2002, meaning it is now home to many fantastic sports facilities.

Wherever you are studying in Manchester, and wherever you want to live, check out our live list of all of the student accommodation in Manchester – from flats and studios, to student halls and houses.