Student Accommodation Near Holland Park

About Holland Park

This is one of the best areas to stay in Kensington, Central London and is famously called the Millionaire's Row. It is one of the richest and most expensive areas to stay in London with some famous people residing here like the Beckham family, Robbie Williams Ed Sheeran, among others. If you are looking for student accommodation near Holland Park, then it will cost you more than in any other area. But, compared to the rental prices in and around this area, you will find that there is cheap student accommodation Holland Park.

To live in such an expensive area in London means you have the best of everything, social amenities, universities, the best transportation, quality living, great food places, bars, nightlife and other forms of entertainment and activities in London.

The student chooses London accommodation around this area be cause of the close accessibility to universities, tourist attractions and for the social scenes of course!

Most of the private student housing is near universities ranging from student rooms, and student apartments up to homestays! These are off-campus accommodation that offers independent living yet are built within walking distance. They come in single and shared occupancy fully furnished and equipped with modern facilities inclusive of utility bills. If you are seeking student accommodation near Holland Park, you can find many types of properties listed on our website: University Living. You can search, browse, compare and book as per your desired location, price, occupancy and other preferences you have in mind! They are low-cost, verified, secure and safe properties chosen by many students across the world. Some of the popular ones are Chapter Old Street, Scape Mile End Canalside, iQ Hammersmith, Portobello Garrow House, Portobello Residence, Chapter Portobello, Paddington Citi View, The Stay Club North Acton, Chapter Ealing, etc.

London’s cost of living is high, and if you choose to accommodate near Holland Park, then be ready to shell out a bit extra for your living expenses. On average, the cost of living in London will be between 1500 –2500 pounds including your rent, food, travel and other personal expenses. This will however not include the tuition fee. Please remember that living expenses in London depend on your lifestyle, eating and spending habits. If you want to ease on the budget, you can always opt for shared student accommodation London. Then, you can opt for cooking meals at home rather than dining outside as it's expensive.