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Live well,
near the quad

Newly refreshed studios and shared suites. Ten minutes from the stadium gates. Built for early starts, late nights and steady weeks.
The brick building on the corner
The new block from the courtyard side
Courtyard pool deck

Everything a student
home ought to be

A desk corner with room for the whole reading list
A bedroom on the quiet side of the building
The living end of a shared flat
The kitchen island in a four-bed flat
The building from the garden side
Balconies on the south face
The long living room in a corner flat

Built around
ordinary days

Desk under a window
Your own room
Somewhere to shut the door and think
Corridor into a bright apartment
A bedroom that opens onto the view
Kitchen island in a shared suite
Shared floors
Places to cook, talk and switch off past your own front door

Where a good year
quietly settles

Available
2 Bed
1 Bath
812
ft2
Plan A2 interior
A2
640.00
A two-bedroom plan built around a wide shared kitchen, so mornings never turn into a queue for the kettle and evenings stay unhurried enough to cook properly.
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Available
3 Bed
2 Baths
1,024
ft2
Plan B3 interior
B3
665.00
Three rooms set well apart from the living space, which keeps one late study night from spilling into everyone else's sleep and keeps the mornings civil.
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Available
4 Bed
2 Baths
1,140
ft2
Plan C4 interior
C4
695.00
Four private rooms arranged around one generous common area, so a full house still feels calm on an ordinary weekday and roomy enough when everybody is home.
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Available
4 Bed
2 Baths
1,210
ft2
Plan C4 Plus interior
C4 Plus
735.00
The same four-bedroom shape with a wider balcony and storage that fits real luggage, for the year you finally bring the bike and the winter coat along.
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Nearer than
it looks

The neighbourhood from above

Everything close,
nothing far

From lecture halls to late groceries, the whole week sits within a short walk.
Lectures
4 min
Shops and pharmacy
6 min
Cafes and late food
11 min
Planned around the way a term actually runs, so the ordinary parts stay easy. Classes, food and everything you forget to buy until Sunday are all near enough to reach on foot, without building the day around the journey.

Just outside
your door

Look at what is there
Courtyard grills
Long evenings outside without leaving the block.
Courtyard grills
Pool deck
Somewhere to cool off between afternoon classes.
Pool deck
Quiet study rooms
Corners that stay silent when the flat does not.
Quiet study rooms
Gym floor
Weights and cardio on whatever schedule the term allows.
Gym floor
Bike store
Dry, locked and a few steps from the front door.
Bike store
Easy arrival

How it goes

Sounds about right?
Apply today, or come and look first.
Find your space
Look through the layouts, put two or three side by side, and pick the one that suits how your week actually runs.
Apply in one sitting
The form takes a few steps and no printing. Send it off, and you hear back without chasing anyone for a week.
Arrive and settle
Keys, wifi and the paperwork are ready before you get here, so the first evening is spent unpacking, not queueing.
Sounds about right?
Apply today, or come and look first.
Come see a room

Real tenants,
plain words

Marta Kowalczyk
Marta Kowalczyk
Jonas Reitermann
Jonas Reiter
Priya Anandhan
Priya Anand
“Viewing the place took twenty minutes and the answer came the same evening, which after three weeks of silence from other landlords felt almost suspicious. The flat was clean, the radiators worked in October, and nobody has yet asked me to chase a signature down a corridor. Two terms in and the only thing I have reported is a slow tap in the kitchen, which somebody fixed on the Tuesday morning without me having to ask twice.”
“I moved in expecting the usual student-housing compromises and did not get them. The rooms are quiet enough to read in after eleven, the kitchen fits more than one person at a time, and the paperwork was finished before I arrived rather than during my first week of lectures. My old place had a lift that worked on alternate months; here the only thing I have had to learn is which bin goes out on Thursday.”
“What I notice most is how little I think about the building. Heating works, post arrives on the right day, the study room is free at the hours I actually need it, and the front door has never once stuck in the cold. That sounds dull written down, and it is exactly what I wanted from the place I sleep in during an exam term when everything else is already loud enough.”

Questions people
actually ask

The things worth knowing before you sign anything.
Still not covered
by any of this?
How do I apply for a room?

Pick a layout, choose your dates and fill in the form online. If you are applying as a group, everyone should pick the same layout so the system keeps you together.

What does per-room renting mean?

You sign for your own room and pay only your share. If a flatmate leaves, their rent is not passed on to you.

What do I need to hand in?

A signed agreement, one form of photo ID and proof that you are enrolled. If your income is not regular yet, a guarantor covers it.

Is anything included in the rent?

Heating, water, wifi and the shared rooms are all in. Electricity is metered per flat and billed monthly.

Can I see the place first?

Yes. Viewings run on weekday afternoons and most Saturday mornings, and we will hold a room for two days after one.

What if something breaks?

Report it in the resident portal. Anything affecting heat, water or the door is looked at the same day; the rest within the week.

Can I stay over the summer?

Summer terms are available on shorter agreements, and you can keep the same room if you tell us before the end of April.

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Evening light on the courtyard