Student Accommodation Bradford

Student Accommodation In Bradford

Bradford University is located in the centre of Bradford, England. As a result, locating student housing near the University of Bradford will be simple. Hundreds of thousands of students go to this lovely metropolis to pursue their ambitions and become successful. While there is a variety of student accommodation in Bradford in the city, some of the most popular housing types include budget-friendly halls of residence, studios, student dorms, shared rooms, and economical private houses (PBSA).

Choosing a student accommodation in Bradford to stay for newcomers may be simply because the college provides accommodation for all first-year undergrad students. The University of Bradford offers a variety of famous living options, ranging from inexpensive apartments near Bradford City Centre to undergraduate halls near Queensbury that provide unique rooms and basic facilities to enrolled students. These locations are substantially closer to the universities and have lower maintenance costs, making them harder to fill.

About Bradford

Bradford is the sixth-largest city in the United Kingdom, with a dynamic, young multi-cultural population. Since the beginning of the industrial revolution, the city has been regarded as a global leader in the invention. Set in beautiful Yorkshire countryside, the old international centre for the wool industry has some of the UK's best Victorian architecture as well as the World Heritage Site of Saltaire and Haworth, the home of the Bronte sisters.

It is now just two hours by rail from London, 20 minutes from Leeds, and a short drive from Salford Media City, which is home to prominent national broadcasters. Visitors from all around the globe arrive at the newly enlarged Leeds-Bradford International airport. For more than a century, the city's outstanding architecture and environmental legacy have made it a favourite site for filming.

Student Housing In Bradford

Universities provide outstanding amenities that are used by both domestic and foreign students. Bradford’s universities, with their wide halls, also provide superb accommodation. There is also sufficient provision for students who choose private student accommodation in Bradford. Off-campus, there's plenty for students to do, with fantastic nightlife options such as clubs and restaurants, and for those who want to explore a little further. Here you will discover information on UniAcco's private student accommodation in Bradford, including student houses in Bradford and much more.

Best Places to Stay in Bradford

UniAcco offers many options for student accommodation in Bradford. The locations of these private student housing in Bradford are very affordable and are located close to your university.

• iQ Arkwright House - This student housing provides Ensuite Rooms and Studio Apartments. This facility has fully equipped rooms as well as Wi-Fi. This residence is perfect for students attending the University of Bradford, Bradford College, or the Bradford Film School.

• Horton House - Horton House offers student accommodation in Bradford. Bradford offers en-suite rooms as well as studios. Regardless of the accommodation you choose, you will have access to a fully equipped kitchen and Wi-Fi. The nearest university is the University of Bradford.

• The Green Village -This hotel has townhouse rooms. This facility has fully equipped rooms as well as Wi-Fi speeds of up to 125 Mbps. This is an excellent option for students attending the University of Bradford.

• Longside House - This student accommodation in Bradford offers en-suite rooms as well as studios. Regardless of the accommodation you choose, you will have access to a fully equipped kitchen and Wi-Fi. The nearest university is the University of Bradford.

Cost of Living in Bradford

Expense	Monthly Cost (GBP)
Off-Campus Accommodation	240
On-Campus Accommodation	560
Food (60 meals)	900
Groceries	190
Utilities	108
Transportation	59
Clothes	55
Entertainment	31

 

Bradford Transportation

If you wish to use public transportation around your student accommodation in Bradford, below are some of the options you could use:

Bus

• There are several buses that may take you into and out of Bradford city centre.
• Some buses also go between different regions of Bradford, rather than towards the city centre.
• You board a bus at a 'bus stop.' Typically, this is painted red.
• Typically, the bus stop will display timetable information.
• West Yorkshire Metro provides a wealth of bus travel information, including timetables, route maps, bus stop locations, and ticket prices. It also includes bus travel to Leeds, Dewsbury, Huddersfield, and Wakefield.

Train

Bradford has two train stations:

• Bradford Interchange - serves Leeds, Manchester, London, Halifax, and Huddersfield, among other places. (In addition, Bradford's bus and coach station is located at the Interchange.)
• Bradford Forster Square Station is about a 5-minute walk from the Interchange.
• Bradford Forster Square serves Shipley, Saltaire, Bingley, Keighley, Ilkley, and Skipton, among other places.

Bradford Attractions

1. Bradford Industrial Museum

The Bradford Industrial Museum is an excellent site to begin your visit to Bradford. This museum focuses on local industrial history, including Bradford's role in the Industrial Revolution. Bradford was well-known for its textile sector, which included the production of wool. The museum is housed within an old textile plant and exhibits technology from the peak of Bradford's output.

2. National Media Museum

The National Media Museum is a refuge for fans of pop culture and anyone interested in the massive volumes of media we consume on a daily basis. Television, animation, photography, video games, cinema, radio, and the Internet are all included in exhibits of the museum. It has one of the most extensive collections of media objects in the world, with about 3,500,000 items.

3. Lister Park

Lister Park is one of the largest and most popular public parks in Bradford. The view is stunning, and it's a great place to unwind on a sunny day. There are several flower gardens to visit and enjoy, particularly in the spring and summer. There is also a boating lake, tennis and basketball facilities, and a playground for youngsters. The Mughal Water Garden is one of the park's features.

4. Bronte Parsonage Museum

The Bronte Parsonage Museum is a must-see for literature fans and is managed by the Bronte Society in honour of the three renowned Bronte Sisters: Charlotte, Emily, and Anne. Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, and Agnes Grey were all written by these sisters. The museum, which is housed in their old home in Haworth, near Bradford, is popular among readers who want to learn more about the sisters and the surrounding environment that inspired them.