Find Your Student Home in St Andrews

Student accommodation in St Andrew’s

Well-known worldwide as the "home of golf", St. Andrew’s is a town on the east coast of Fife in Scotland. The city which is also picture-perfect with Scottish vernacular architecture is all about the age-old streets and array of historic ruins beholding some secrets as well. St Andrew’s is a bubble of architectural appeal, also offering off-campus student room as securing St Andrews university accommodation summer becomes a difficult task. These off-campus student accommodations cater to university students who also get to enjoy onsite amenities like card-operated laundries, games zone, secure door entry, on-site gym, study room, BBQ, and many more.





University Living, a managed marketplace for student housing, provides accommodation to students in St Andrew’s offering purpose-built student accommodations (PBSAs). The company stands firm by its mission of providing a home for every student. Ever since inception, this service industry has evolved into a managed marketplace that provides 1 Mn beds in over 210+ international cities.





Explore St Andrew’s

Located on the east coast of Fife which is a council area and county seat of Scotland, St Andrew’s stands witness to the ruins of St Andrew’s Castle of what is left of a medieval fortress. The city is further explored for West Port, built in 1587, which forms the entryway to South Street which is regarded as the ‘best preserved city gate in Scotland’. Students can also pay a visit to St Salvator’s Chapel, a gothic worship house, St. Andrew’s Cathedral that forms an integral part of the 12th century history, and the Swilcan Bridge, to add a few. All these most visited places will not be very far from St Andrews accommodation student room and living spaces.





What makes St Andrew's distinct?

The city is unique in the sense that it is named as the “Home of Golf” for it houses the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrew’s which was founded in the year 1754. This club was an exercised legislative authority over the game worldwide (except in the United States and Mexico) until 2004. Most popular for the St Andrew’s Links, this city has been frequently visited to watch the Open Championship which is the oldest of golf's four major championships. The city also stands apart for housing the Martyrs Memorial, dedicated to and built in the honour of Patrick Hamilton George Wishart, and other martyrs of the Reformation epoch erected on a cliff, overlooking the sea at the west end of the Scores.





Student Life in St Andrew’s

Known for its diverse student population and more of an integrated academic environment, there’s always something to do without doubt. After securing enrollment in universities of St, Andrew’s, students have the choice of living in purpose-built student accommodation (PBSAs) to take their pick from a safe, secure, and fully-furnished student room available for students. There are a wide range of room choices in student flat, student apartment, student studio, as well as a shared and en-suite room and also choose from many different student housing St Andrew’s. .





Where to Study in St Andrew’s?

There is another reason why St. Andrew’s is talked about the most as it has the University of St Andrews as one of the finest institutions and the third oldest university in the world with English as the principal language. The city plays host to Scotland’s oldest university, founded between 1410 and 1413. It is also ranked as the second best university in the United Kingdom, coming in line just after University of Cambridge. The student strength is such that it makes up for approximately one third of the town's population. There are many student accommodations you will find, available near this university, to make daily commuting a breeze.





Frequently Asked Questions





What are the different types of accommodation?

University Living offers private accommodation close to universities with fewer restrictions and more options. Take your pick from shared and private rooms, studios, and apartments. We also offer short-term stays for students in summer school and exchange programs.





What are the different types of rooms?

The major room types are:





Sharing: This is where 2 or more students share a single room, washroom, kitchen, and other communal spaces.





Ensuite/Private: This includes a private bedroom and bathroom, while the kitchen and living areas are shared.





Studios: This is a self-contained unit with a bedroom and cooking space along with a private washroom. Two students may book a single studio together, subject to the policies of the accommodation provider.





How do I know my accommodation is safe?

All properties listed by University Living are personally verified by the team or their representatives. Each accommodation has foolproof safety measures in place, including CCTV, secure door entries, restricted access, and more.





Does my accommodation offer meals?

Most accommodations are self-catered, but you can always ask the reception to connect you with local food delivery vendors!





Will I get cleaning and laundry services?

Most properties have on-site, coin-operated washing machines that make laundry a breeze. Students are expected to keep their rooms clean while common areas are looked after by maintenance staff at regular intervals. If you’re unwilling to get your hands dirty, contact the reception for professional cleaning services at an extra fee.





Is there Wi-Fi?

Yes, all our accommodation have strong internet connectivity.





Does my accommodation offer parking facilities?

Most properties have bike storage available. Please contact your Servicing Manager to request car parking facility.





What items should I bring while moving in?

Students are expected to bring their own bedding, kitchen utensils, cutlery, and bathroom essentials. If that’s too much, our good friends at UniKitOut will deliver all these and more to your UK accommodation even before you move in!





What if I don’t like my accommodation after moving in?

We try our best to find accommodation that meets all your needs. If you still don’t like your accommodation due to unforeseen circumstances, we will try to replace your room within 30 days for a one-time fee of £250.





Where do I report any issues with my accommodation?

Please contact the on-site maintenance office or reception to report any issues.





Do I have to vacate my room during holidays?

Never. Your room belongs to you for the entirety of your tenancy period!

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