St. Andrew Street, aberdeen

Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street Aberdeen Student Accommodation

Choosing Aberdeen student accommodation is about more than finding a room for the academic year. The distance to university, the cost of living, the facilities available on site and the amount of privacy you want can all shape your everyday routine. Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street brings these considerations together in a central Aberdeen location, with self-contained accommodation and shared spaces for students who want both independence and opportunities to meet others.

Located at 31 St Andrew Street, the residence keeps several university campuses, transport links, supermarkets and city-centre destinations within easy reach. Students can choose between furnished studios and one-bedroom apartments, while Wi-Fi and utility bills are included in the rent.

For students who would rather have their own kitchen and living space than share these facilities with flatmates, bauhaus student st andrew street offers a straightforward option in central Aberdeen.

Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street Address & Location

Address

31 St Andrew Street
Aberdeen AB25 1JA
United Kingdom

The St Andrew Street Aberdeen location puts students close to the centre of the city, with many everyday destinations within walking distance.

Aberdeen Bus Station and Aberdeen Railway Station are both nearby, which is useful for students travelling across the city or heading to other parts of Scotland. Local buses also operate from Union Street, giving residents another way to reach university campuses and other neighbourhoods.

For everyday shopping, Sainsbury's Local and Lidl are close to the property. Bon Accord Aberdeen and Union Square provide more extensive shopping, dining and entertainment options when students have more time to spend in the city.

There are also several places to eat and meet friends nearby. Belmont Street has a number of cafés, while The Atrium Restaurant & Bar and Noose & Monkey are within easy reach for meals or casual meet-ups. Students looking for somewhere to spend an evening can also find Wild Boar, The Triplekirks and Slains Bar nearby.

For a break from the city streets, Union Terrace Gardens offers green space within walking distance. Students who want to keep active can use Nuffield Health Aberdeen Fitness & Wellbeing Gym, while Aberdeen Central Library provides another place to study outside the accommodation.

Why Choose Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street?

The type of accommodation you choose can have a noticeable effect on your daily routine. Some students prefer shared flats because they enjoy having people around, while others want a private kitchen, bathroom and living space from the start.

Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street caters more towards independent living, with studios and one-bedroom apartments that give residents their own private facilities.

Some of the main reasons to consider the property include:

• Choice of fully furnished studios and one-bedroom apartments.
• Private kitchen and living facilities.
• High-speed Wi-Fi included in the rent.
• Electricity, gas, heating and water included.
• Study lounge for coursework and revision.
• TV lounge, cinema room and games room.
• Pool table and shared lounge areas.
• On-site laundry facilities.
• Secure bike storage.
• CCTV monitoring throughout the building.
• Secure parking available at an additional cost.
• Central location close to universities, shops, restaurants and transport links.

The private room setup is particularly useful for students who want greater control over their living environment. At the same time, the shared lounges and entertainment areas mean you can still spend time with other residents without having to share your main living space.

Room Types & Weekly Rent at Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street

Students at Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street can choose from several studio categories, as well as a larger one-bedroom apartment. The different price points give students some flexibility when deciding how much space and privacy they want within their accommodation budget.

Room Type	Weekly Rent
Bronze Courtyard Studio	From £189
Silver Plus Studio	From £195
Gold Plus Studio	From £205
Platinum Studio	From £225
Platinum Plus Studio	From £230
Platinum City View Studio	From £250
One Bedroom Apartment	From £409

Weekly prices can vary according to availability and tenancy length, so students should check the current rate for their preferred room before making a booking.

All accommodation is fully furnished, with Wi-Fi and utility bills included within the weekly rent.

Studio Apartments

The studio range starts with the Bronze Courtyard Studio at £189 per week, with prices increasing across the Silver Plus, Gold Plus, Platinum and Platinum Plus categories.

Students who want more from their room can also consider the Platinum City View Studio, which starts from £250 per week.

Studios are suited to students who prefer having their bedroom, kitchen and living space together rather than sharing these areas with other residents. This can be useful for students who value privacy, have a busy study schedule or simply prefer managing their own space.

One Bedroom Apartment

The One Bedroom Apartment starts from £409 per week, making it the highest-priced accommodation option at the property.

It provides a separate bedroom alongside private living facilities, giving students more defined space than an open-plan studio. This setup may appeal to students who want greater separation between where they sleep, study and spend their free time.

What's Included at Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street?

The weekly rent covers several of the household costs that students would otherwise need to budget for separately.

Your accommodation fee includes:

• High-speed Wi-Fi
• Electricity
• Gas
• Heating
• Water

Having the main utility bills included means students can work out their accommodation costs without having to estimate separate electricity, gas or water payments each month.

This can be particularly useful when comparing different properties, as the advertised weekly rent gives a clearer picture of what you will actually pay for your accommodation.

Facilities at Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street

The facilities at Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street give students places to study, spend time with other residents and handle some of the practical parts of living away from home. Since the rooms are self-contained, the shared areas provide an alternative when you want to work or relax somewhere other than your apartment.

Study Facilities

Students have access to a dedicated study lounge, giving you another place to work when you want a change from your room.

It can be useful for reading, revision, coursework or group projects, particularly during busier points in the academic year when having a separate study setting can help you stay focused.

Social & Communal Spaces

Although each accommodation option gives students their own private living facilities, there are several shared spaces within the building.

Residents can use:

• TV lounge
• Cinema room
• Games room
• Pool table
• Lounge area

The TV lounge and cinema room offer simple ways to unwind after lectures, while the games room and pool table give residents somewhere to spend time with friends. The shared lounge can also be useful for meeting other students living in the building.

These spaces give the property a social side without requiring students to give up the privacy of their own accommodation.

Laundry Facilities

An on-site laundry is available for residents.

Having laundry facilities within the building means students can take care of washing without having to travel elsewhere. This is particularly useful during busy weeks when fitting everyday errands around lectures and coursework can be difficult.

Bike Storage

Students who cycle around Aberdeen have access to secure bike storage.

The facility provides a designated place to leave a bicycle when returning from university or travelling around the city.

Security & Parking

Safety and access are also covered through the property's security facilities.

Residents benefit from:

• CCTV monitoring
• Secure parking

The secure parking is available at an additional cost. CCTV provides monitoring throughout the building, while the parking option can be useful for students who bring a car to Aberdeen.

Universities Near Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street

Living close to university can make a noticeable difference to your daily schedule. Shorter journeys leave more time for studying, part-time work, societies or simply taking a break between classes.

Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street is within reach of several university and college campuses across Aberdeen.

University / Institution	Distance
University of Aberdeen – Marischal College	0.41 miles
North East Scotland College – City Campus	0.56 miles
University of Aberdeen – Foresterhill Campus	1.47 miles
University of Aberdeen – Rowett Campus	1.49 miles
University of Aberdeen – Old Aberdeen King's College Campus	2.00 miles
North East Scotland College – Altens Campus	3.29 miles
Robert Gordon University – Aberdeen Business School	3.65 miles
Robert Gordon University – Garthdee Campus	3.83 miles
Robert Gordon University – Gray's School of Art	4.00 miles

The University of Aberdeen's Marischal College is just 0.41 miles away, while North East Scotland College's City Campus is approximately 0.56 miles from the property. Both are particularly close for students attending these campuses.

Other University of Aberdeen locations, including Foresterhill, Rowett and the Old Aberdeen King's College Campus, are between 1.47 and 2.00 miles away.

Students at Robert Gordon University have a longer journey, with the Aberdeen Business School at 3.65 miles, Garthdee Campus at 3.83 miles and Gray's School of Art at 4.00 miles. Local buses and the central location of st andrew street aberdeen make these longer journeys manageable.

Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street Clearing

Finding accommodation after receiving a university offer can be stressful, particularly if you're going through Clearing and many rooms have already been taken.

Students who secure a place at an Aberdeen institution during Clearing can check availability at Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street as soon as their university place is confirmed. The property has several studio categories alongside a one-bedroom apartment, so there are different options to consider depending on your budget and preferred setup.

Room availability can change throughout the admissions period. If you already know which university you'll be attending, checking the available rooms early gives you a better chance of finding an option that suits your requirements.

Transport Options Near Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street

The central position of the property makes travelling around Aberdeen fairly straightforward. Students can walk to nearby university buildings, use local buses for longer journeys or take the train when travelling beyond the city.

Transport	Details
Bus Station	Aberdeen Bus Station
Railway Station	Aberdeen Railway Station
Nearby Bus Stop	Aberdeen Union Street (Bus Station)

Aberdeen Bus Station is close to the property and provides local connections across the city. This makes it useful for students travelling towards campuses further from the city centre, including Robert Gordon University's sites.

Aberdeen Railway Station is also nearby. Students can use it for journeys outside Aberdeen, whether travelling home during university breaks or visiting other parts of Scotland.

For shorter trips, walking and cycling remain practical options. The central location means students attending nearby campuses can often avoid using public transport for their everyday university commute.

Nearby Places

Students living at Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street have a number of useful places close by, covering shopping, food, healthcare, study spaces and leisure.

Stay Active Nearby

• Nuffield Health Aberdeen Fitness & Wellbeing Gym

The nearby gym gives students an option for keeping up with exercise without travelling far from their accommodation.

Shops, Essentials & Weekend Browsing

For groceries and everyday purchases, students can use nearby supermarkets and shopping centres.

Shopping Centres

• Bon Accord Aberdeen
• Union Square

Supermarkets

• Sainsbury's Local
• Lidl

These options make it easy to pick up food and household essentials during the week, while Bon Accord Aberdeen and Union Square offer more extensive shopping and places to eat.

Healthcare Within Easy Reach

• Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

Students can access healthcare services at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary when medical attention is required.

Cafés & Restaurants

The streets around the property offer several places to eat or stop for a drink.

Cafés

• Belmont Street cafés

Restaurants

• The Atrium Restaurant & Bar
• Noose & Monkey

These nearby options are useful for grabbing food between classes, meeting friends or taking a break from cooking.

Libraries & Study Spaces

• Aberdeen Central Library

The library gives students another place to read, revise or work when they want to study outside their accommodation.

Green Spaces

• Union Terrace Gardens

The gardens offer a quieter outdoor setting in the city centre. Students can use the space for a walk or a short break from lectures and coursework.

Pubs & Social Spots

Students looking to meet friends or spend an evening out can find several venues nearby:

• Noose & Monkey
• Wild Boar
• The Triplekirks
• Slains Bar

Is Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street Right for You?

Choosing accommodation becomes easier when you know what matters most to you. Some students want the privacy of their own kitchen and bathroom, while others would rather have a shared flat and a lower weekly rent. Your university, commute and preferred way of spending your time can also make a difference.

Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street is particularly suited to students who want self-contained accommodation in central Aberdeen. The studios and one-bedroom apartment give residents their own private living space, while the study lounge, cinema room, games room and other shared facilities provide places to work and socialise outside the room.

Students Who Prefer Independent Living

The studio rooms are self-contained, with private facilities for cooking, studying and relaxing.

This arrangement suits students who would rather not share a kitchen or bathroom with flatmates. The range of studio categories also means you can compare different price points before choosing a room.

Students Looking for More Space

The One Bedroom Apartment offers a separate bedroom alongside private living facilities.

Starting from £409 per week, it is considerably more expensive than the studio options, but it may suit students who want clearer separation between their sleeping and living areas.

Students Who Want Bills Included

Wi-Fi, electricity, gas, heating and water are included in the weekly rent.

Having these costs covered means you do not have to arrange separate utility payments after moving in. It also makes it easier to work out your accommodation budget before the academic year begins.

Students Who Want Study Space Outside Their Room

The dedicated study lounge gives residents another place to work.

This can be useful when you need to concentrate on coursework or revision but do not want to spend the entire day studying in your room. It also gives students a separate setting for academic work during busy periods.

Students Who Like Having Shared Social Spaces

Living independently does not mean spending all your time alone.

The TV lounge, cinema room, games room, pool table and shared lounge give residents several places to meet other students, relax after lectures or spend an evening without leaving the building.

Students Who Want a Central Aberdeen Location

The property's position on St Andrew Street is one of its strongest practical points.

Aberdeen Bus Station and Railway Station are nearby, while Sainsbury's Local, Lidl, Bon Accord Aberdeen and Union Square are also within reach. Students attending the University of Aberdeen's Marischal College or North East Scotland College's City Campus have particularly short journeys.

For students at Robert Gordon University, the commute is longer, but local transport provides connections to the university's different campuses.

Conclusion

Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street offers a private style of student living in a central Aberdeen location. The choice of studios and a one-bedroom apartment means students can have their own kitchen, bathroom and living space, while shared facilities such as the study lounge, cinema room, games room and lounge areas add a social side to the residence.

The weekly rent includes Wi-Fi, electricity, gas, heating and water, which keeps the main accommodation costs straightforward. On-site laundry, secure bike storage, CCTV and optional secure parking also cover several practical aspects of day-to-day living.

Its position at st andrew street aberdeen is another reason students may consider the property. Marischal College and North East Scotland College's City Campus are both less than a mile away, while other University of Aberdeen and Robert Gordon University campuses can be reached by walking, cycling or public transport.

For students who want their own space without being removed from the centre of Aberdeen, Bauhaus Student St Andrew Street offers a practical balance between private accommodation, shared facilities and access to the city.