Accessible Student Accommodation in York

Student Accommodation in York

As the UK’s most historic university city, York attracts thousands of students from all over the country to study at the University of York and York St John. Its pretty tea shops, Gothic buildings and streets filled with 14th or 15th-century houses are a big draw for many. But there’s also plenty to enjoy outside of the classroom, from shopping at York Designer Outlet to exploring the Jorvik Viking Centre.

York student accommodation offers a variety of rooms to suit any budget. From private studios to shared apartments, the choice is huge. And it’s important to choose the right type of accommodation for you as this can impact on your life as a student in York.

With so many options available, it can be hard to know where to start your search. But Unilodgers can help with our free, easy-to-use apartment finder. Simply enter the details of your desired flat and we’ll match you with the best York student properties that fit your needs. We can even send you a shortlist of apartments to make your decision easier.

If you’re a student with accessibility requirements, it’s worth checking out the Accessibility Index of each property before you book. This ranking is based on reviews from students who have lived in the property and is created using feedback from across all our sites. It takes into account things like cleaning, social spaces, hall management and WiFi to create a score for each property. The higher the score, the more likely it is to meet your access requirements.

Accessible Student Accommodation in York

Another option for accessible York student accommodation is the newly built Almero Student on Holgate Road, just a half-mile from York Railway Station. It has a choice of ‘Deluxe En-suite’, ‘Premier En-suite’ and ‘Studio’ room types, with prices including bills and Wi-Fi. There’s a 24/7 on-site support service to help you with any issues you may have, so you can focus on your studies.

iQ The Brickworks is another option for students with accessibility requirements, offering private studio rooms with plenty of natural light. It’s located just inside the city walls, a 20-minute walk to the University of York and York St John and has an on-site gym, games room and plenty of lounges to relax in with friends.

There are a number of public transport options to get around York, but cycling is a popular choice for students with accessibility requirements. It’s cheap, fast and flexible, and most student accommodations have secure bike storage to keep your wheels safe when not in use.

Most universities offer halls of residence, also known as dormitories, to accommodate first-year students. These halls provide a structured environment that eases the transition to university life. They often come with meal plans, cleaning services, and proximity to academic buildings, making them an attractive choice for freshmen.

The average cost of living as a student in York is between PS900 and PS1250 per month, depending on your lifestyle and what facilities you’re after. It’s a great city to live in and there are a lot of things to do, from shopping at the famous York Designer Outlet to relaxing in Rowntree Park. With its diverse range of restaurants and pubs, you’ll never run out of places to eat or drink in the heart of the city.