Cherry Court is located behind our Blenheim Court property, just a couple of minutes’ walk from Bristol’s main bus station. The town centre is five minutes’ walk away where you will find plenty of shops, restaurants and cinemas. Bristol’s cultural quarter, Stokes Croft, is also nearby.
Blenheim Court is located right in the heart of Bristol City Centre.The property is situated opposite Bristol bus station giving fantastic access to UWE, a 3-minute walk from the BIMM Institute and less than 10 minutes from the University of Bristol campus.
Brunel House is one of our brand new properties and it’s just off College Green near Bristol’s famous Park Street. Brunel House is in a central location and less than 6 minutes’ walk to the University of Bristol. It has fantastic transport links around the city and is just a 10-minute walk to the bus station.
Culver House is located on Park Street, one of the most vibrant and popular streets in the city, just a five-minute walk from the city centre and the University of Bristol. Park Street boasts a great selection of clothes shops, music and record stores and bars and restaurants.
Phoenix Court is located opposite Bristol’s leading shopping venue, Cabot Circus, which is home to over 120 shops and dozens of restaurants as well as a Showcase Cinema De Lux. Phoenix Court is ideal for both UWE and University of Bristol students, with buses right outside taking you to UWE campus in 15 minutes, and the University of Bristol’s campus just 15 minutes’ walk away.
Studio 58 is one of our premium properties in Bristol and offers spacious studio apartments in the centre of Bristol. Located less than 10 minutes’ walk from the University of Bristol, 2 minutes’ walk from the BIMM Institute and an easy bus journey from UWE, you’ll have great access to campus while making the most of Bristol student life in the centre of the city.
To arrange a viewing at this property, please book at Blenheim Court reception.
Chantry Court is located just off Park Street, one of the most vibrant and popular streets in the city, just a five-minute walk from the city centre and the University of Bristol. Park Street boasts a great selection of clothes shops, music and record stores and bars and restaurants.
Favell House is located in the centre of Bristol, just off the waterfront. The property is around 10 minutes’ walk from the University of Bristol campus, and just minutes from popular areas such as Park Street, Baldwin Street and Corn Street.
Orchard Heights is located in a central location with fantastic transport links which is just 8 minutes’ walk from Bristol Bus Station and less than 10 minutes’ walk to Bristol University Campus and nearby Park Street. The O2 Academy is also right next door.
The Rackhay is located in the centre of Bristol, just off the waterfront. The property is around 10 minutes’ walk from the University of Bristol campus and just minutes from popular areas such as Park Street, Baldwin Street and Corn Street.
UNITE House is located right next to the popular student area of Park Street, just five minutes from the University of Bristol and a five-minute walk from the main city centre. Park Street boasts a great selection of clothes shops, music and record stores and bars and restaurants.
Waverley House is located in the centre of Bristol, just off the waterfront. The property is around 10 minutes' walk from the University of Bristol campus, and just minutes from popular areas such as Park Street, Baldwin Street and Corn Street.
Marketgate is situated right in the heart of Bristol right next to one of the best shopping districts, Cabot Circus. All the live music, events, shopping, eating and drinking that Bristol has to offer is right on your doorstep.
Nelson and Drake House comprises two buildings connected by communal common areas. The property has had a £3million refurbishment, which included all rooms being refurbished, a brand new common room, study area, entrance foyer and courtyard.
Transom House is located on Victoria Street, just five minutes’ walk from Bristol City centre and less than 10 minutes’ walk from Bristol Temple Meads station. The property is a short bus ride from UWE Frenchay campus.
Dubbed the capital of the South West, Bristol is renowned for entertainment and industry, making it an ideal place for the thriving student community to have fun while achieving their goals. Both the University of Bristol and the University of the West of England (UWE) provide higher education to students from different backgrounds, offering a truly multicultural experience.
Sporting spotlights
Football fans will only be a short distance away from both Bristol City FC in Ashton Gate and Bristol Rovers FC on Gloucester Road. If you prefer to get involved, there are plenty of local swimming pools, gyms, cycle paths, running routes, and exercise classes to keep your blood pumping. You’ll also find our Bristol student accommodation offers easy access to Bristol Rugby Club matches, the Gloucestershire Cricket Club and much more.
Evening entertainment
If you love live music Bristol’s got you covered with The Fleece and the O2 Academy playing host to rising stars and global household names. For late drinks and a party atmosphere there’s the Harbourside where you can take your pick from bars and clubs like Pryzm, Pitcher and Piano, and BSB. Bristol’s oldest pub and leading alternative venue, the Hatchet Inn, often has themed club nights upstairs with cheap drinks, meaning you can rock well into the night.
Foodie focus
With such a culturally diverse population to feed it’s no wonder that Bristol has such a huge variety of cuisine to enjoy. Well-known favourites like TGI Fridays, Nando's, Giraffe, Yo! Sushi, and the Gourmet Burger Kitchen are all just a short distance from our student accommodation in Bristol. If you fancy something a bit different you’ll find a range of exclusive-to-Bristol eateries in the award-winning St Nicholas Market, surrounded by the beautiful Georgian architecture of Bristol’s Old City.
Culture corners
You can’t walk far in Bristol without encountering some of the culture that has shaped this great city. Massive Attack, Portishead, and Tricky famously created the ‘Bristol sound’ here. Theatres like the Bristol Old Vic and the Bristol Hippodrome have a rich entertainment history, and the Arnolfini arts centre is popular with students. Outside there’s the Clifton Downs for picnics, sunbathing or a game of Frisbee, all in view of Brunel’s modern marvel, the Clifton Suspension Bridge.
You’ll never run out of things to do in the quirky city of Bristol. From board game cafes to trampoline parks that will have you bouncing off the walls, take a look at what happened when we sent 12 students out with cameras to show us some of their top picks.
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