Student Accommodation Near Hammersmith

About Hammersmith

A place of great history, and excellent transportation links offering students safe, green spacious, top-rated institutions! It provides an all-around student living package! From traditional shops, cafes, markets and restaurants, students do not need to go far to have a good time! The student accommodation in Hammersmith is closest to the institutions and usually within walking distance.

If you are planning to study anywhere in London, you will find a wide range of options for London accommodation students that will offer you the best prices, location and other preferences you like!

You can filter your search based on the university and find the options of student homes in Hammersmith close to them. We have a wide range of properties listed above; you can pick one accordingly such as Chapter Old Street, Scape Mile End Canalside, iQ Hammersmith, White City Residence, Ealing Residence, The Lyra, Queen Alexandra’s House, Portobello Residence, etc.

Even though most institutions are close to the student housing in Hammersmith, nevertheless, you will need to use the public mode of transportation to get around which you will find buses and the metro. Most students cycle and rent bikes as it's cheaper and keeps them fit!

Hammersmith is becoming quite a demanding place to stay as it has a residential mix of community of students and people from all parts of the world. So, you will never feel alone or homesick staying in this town.

It is suitable if you like something quiet and a suburban feel, and with such easy transportation links, you can get to main London in half an hour. Most students choose to stay here in this city as it offers more affordable student living in Greater London than the main London.

The building is close to all the action, just 2 minutes from the Tube, buses to countless shops, bars and restaurants, and 10 minutes from the river Thames.

Being an artsy place home to many theatre and cultural sites, you can immerse in getting to know the culture of the Brits through the stories hidden in places like the Victoria and Albert Museum, The National Gallery, Churchill War Rooms, etc., And for some arts and theatre, you can head to Lyric theatres, it's one of the best in town!

Considering the living expenses being quite high, you should have a notion of the cost of living here like:

1. Food: £90-120 /week;

2. Internet & mobile phone: £30-55 /week;

3. Dinner at a restaurant: £40-120 /week;

4. Travel (buses, trams, and trains): £90-150 /month