Student Accommodation Near Leith

About Leith

Known to be one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the city of Edinbrugh, thus having the biggest student population. Leith is more than just a representation of 18th-century architecture and history but is a dynamic area with so many social amenities that give students the best social life! But that’s not all! You can find cheap student accommodation Leith which is close to most of the universities in Edinburgh. To get to the city center from Leith, it takes about 7 mins on a hop away on any mode of transportation. The bus and train are the best modes of travel to any part of Edinburgh. The institutions usually provide a shuttle bus service, and if it's close by, you can walk or take a bike on rent and keep those muscles flexing!

Living in Leith is another experience altogether, it's not crowded, amazing outdoor places to hang out, Leith walkway is one of the most popular hangout spots for all age groups. As you walk along the walkway, on one side you have shops, cafes, markets, etc. lined up in these beautiful architectural buildings, then on the other side, you have the waterway where you can chill and just enjoy a cup of tea, coffee with some of your friends. Day and night walkways have their beauty altogether.

The city of Leith offers student homes called private student housing for students. If you want to look into the accommodation and book one, you can browse through the properties listed on University Living which range from student rooms, and student apartments to homestays!

The best part about these private places is that you have many options of rooms and apartments which are available in private or shared accommodation. All of them are fully furnished and come equipped with modern facilities and inclusive of utility bills too! Favourites among the international student accommodation in Edinburgh are King’s Stables Road, South Bridge, Buccleuch Street, Westfield, Gorgie, Vita Student Iona Street, McDonald Road, Haddington Place, Gateway Apartments, etc.

The cost of living in Edinburgh altogether is expensive, and we suggest that you look into the living expenses here in this city. On a monthly average, it will include your student rent, food, travel and other related expenses. The student accommodation usually comes with a kitchen, so if you want to live on a budget, then you can cook meals at home rather than having dinner at restaurants.