Concept Place Leeds: Rooms, Amenities, Reviews and Student Accommodation Guide (2026)

Where is Concept Place in Leeds?

You’ll find Concept Place at:

Park Lane
Leeds
LS3 1DN
United Kingdom

The property is near Burley Road, between the university area and central Leeds. The University of Leeds is less than half a mile away, while Leeds city centre and the railway station take roughly 20 minutes on foot.

Everyday food shops are easy to reach. Tesco Express, Sainsbury’s Local, Co-op Food and Aldi give you several options for groceries, while Woodhouse Lane, Hyde Park and the city centre have plenty of cafés, takeaways and restaurants.

The location also works well if you want university life nearby without living directly beside the busiest city-centre streets.

You can compare the area with other student accommodation in Leeds before you choose your room.

Concept Place student accommodation options and room types

Concept Place student accommodation mainly comes in three formats: en-suite rooms, studios and one-bedroom flats.

An en-suite room gives you your own bedroom and bathroom. You share the kitchen and lounge with your flatmates, with some cluster flats housing up to six students.

A studio gives you a private bathroom and your own kitchen. This setup can suit you if you cook regularly, prefer quieter evenings or simply want more control over your space.

A one-bedroom flat gives you more separation between your bedroom and living area. It also offers more privacy than a standard studio.

Shared bedrooms do not form part of the main room selection, so check the exact layout rather than relying on broad terms such as “shared room” or “entire place”.

Concept Place rooms: What do you get?

The Concept Place rooms include the main furniture you need for study, sleep and storage.

En-suite bedrooms come with:

• Bed
• Study desk
• Desk chair
• Wardrobe
• Mirror
• Bedside table
• Under-bed storage
• Private shower room

Shared kitchens include an oven, fridge-freezer, cooking hobs, microwave and food-preparation space. They also have seating for residents.

Current 2026/27 en-suite examples include:

Room availability can change throughout the booking period, so check the final room rate before you calculate your full budget.

Rent, contract lengths and payment plans

Current 2026/27 prices start from around £141 per week.

At that rate, a 44-week tenancy would cost approximately £6,204, while a 51-week contract would come to around £7,191.

Not every room comes with every tenancy length. Some en-suites use 44-week contracts, others run for 51 weeks, while selected rooms can offer shorter stays.

Your contract length matters almost as much as the weekly rent. A room that costs a few pounds less per week can still cost more overall if the tenancy runs for longer.

Payment schedules can also differ between UK and international students. Instalment plans are normally available, although the number and timing of payments depend on your booking terms.

Some bookings use advance rent instead of a traditional deposit. Check how any upfront payment counts towards your first rent instalment before you pay.

What’s included in your rent?

One weekly payment covers the main household costs, which makes it easier to keep track of your monthly spending.

Your rent includes:

• Electricity
• Gas
• Heating
• Water
• Wi-Fi
• Contents insurance

The internet service can provide speeds of up to 300Mb/s over Wi-Fi and up to 1Gb/s through compatible wired connections.

You still need a separate budget for food, your phone, transport, laundry and personal spending.

Laundry usually carries an additional cost, although selected 2026/27 bookings can include promotional laundry offers. Check the terms attached to your room before you count on any discount.

Facilities and amenities at Concept Place

Concept Place focuses on facilities students can use during a normal week.

Residents have access to:

• Common room
• Pool table
• Table tennis
• Sofas and TV
• Communal study space
• Bike storage
• Laundry room
• Vending machine
• Recycling facilities
• Printing facilities at an extra cost

The common room gives you somewhere to spend time with flatmates without staying in the kitchen all evening.

The study space also helps during busy assessment weeks when you want to work somewhere other than your bedroom.

Concept Place does not currently have an on-site gym. If regular gym sessions form part of your routine, include a nearby membership in your monthly budget.

Universities near Concept Place

The location works particularly well for students at the University of Leeds, Leeds Beckett University and Leeds Arts University.

Your exact university journey will depend on the building you need, so add a few extra minutes if your lecture room is on the far side of campus.

Leeds Arts University previously operated as Leeds College of Art. Older accommodation information can still use the former name, but both references relate to the same institution.

Students at the University of Leeds can also compare accommodation near the University of Leeds.

Distance and transport links to nearby universities and Leeds city centre

Most students at the University of Leeds can walk to class in around 10 minutes. Leeds Beckett University and Leeds Arts University take closer to 15 minutes.

That makes walking the simplest option for many university days. You also save money by avoiding a daily bus fare.

St Andrews Street bus stop is roughly a minute from the property. Services around this part of Leeds can include the 19, 19A, 34, 49 and 50/50A.

Bus routes and timetables can change, so check the latest West Yorkshire Metro information before you travel.

Leeds Railway Station takes around 20 minutes on foot. It gives you direct rail links to cities including Manchester, York, Sheffield and London, which helps if you travel home during term.

Things to do near Concept Place

University life does not need to revolve around your room and lecture hall.

Trinity Leeds gives you shops, restaurants and entertainment in the city centre. It works well for a larger shopping trip or an afternoon with friends.

Leeds Kirkgate Market is useful for groceries, fresh food and cheaper lunch options. It can also help if you want to keep your weekly food budget under control.

Leeds Art Gallery and The Headrow give you somewhere quieter to spend an afternoon in the centre.

For a different part of the city, head towards Leeds Dock and the Royal Armouries Museum.

Woodhouse Moor is much closer when you simply want some fresh air, a walk or somewhere to meet friends outside.

Concept Place reviews and student experience

Concept Place reviews give the property a generally positive overall picture. Across 234 verified student reviews, the residence has received an average score of around 3.99/5.

Location comes through as an obvious advantage. The University of Leeds is only a short walk away, while Leeds Beckett and Leeds Arts University also remain within walking distance.

Students also have a common room, games facilities and study space outside their bedrooms. These areas can make it easier to meet other residents, especially during the first few weeks of university.

Your experience will still depend heavily on your own flat. The number of people in your kitchen, your room position, neighbours and maintenance condition can all affect daily life.

If you cook frequently, ask how many students will share your kitchen. If noise bothers you, check where your room faces. These small details can matter more over a full academic year than a long list of amenities.

Are Concept Place student halls safe?

Concept Place student halls use several security measures to control entry and support residents.

Security and safety features include:

• CCTV
• Secure building access
• 24/7 assistance
• On-site staff
• Maintenance support
• Fire safety systems
• Contents insurance

Check that your room door locks correctly when you move in and keep your access card with you.

Report problems with entrances, bedroom locks or fire equipment as soon as you notice them.

It also helps to learn the fire procedure and locate the nearest exit during your first few days in the building.

How to book Concept Place

1. Check the available rooms

Start with the Concept Place Leeds property page and choose the academic year you need.

2. Choose your room type

Compare an en-suite, studio or one-bedroom flat. Think about how much privacy you want and whether you feel comfortable with a shared kitchen.

3. Check the contract dates

Look at the exact move-in date, move-out date and tenancy length.

4. Calculate the full cost

Multiply the weekly rent by the number of weeks in your contract. This gives you a much clearer comparison than the weekly price alone.

5. Submit your booking details

Provide the required personal, university, guarantor and payment information.

6. Complete any upfront payment

Your booking can require advance rent. Check how the amount counts towards the tenancy before you pay.

7. Read the tenancy agreement

Check your room, dates, instalment schedule and cancellation conditions before you accept the agreement.

Eligible bookings can include protections such as No Visa No Pay, No Place No Pay and cancellation during the stated cooling-off period. Read the exact conditions attached to your reservation before you rely on them.