Student Accommodation Bradford

Looking for modern student accommodation in Bradford? All of our student flats offer a unique upscale take on student living with a variety of partially and fully furnished student housing options and floorplans. With House Of Student, you get to choose from 2100+ student room options with amenities that will make university life better.

 Type of student rooms in Bradford available:

• Shared rooms: Students share a bathroom, kitchen, and common space
• Private rooms: Offer a personal study space and shared common kitchen and living room
• Studio flats: Offer complete privacy with a sleeping area, study space, bathroom, and kitchen
• Entire student apartment: Offers a bedroom, study space, ensuite bathroom, and wardrobe 

More About Bradford

The city of Bradford is a government district located at the foothills of the Pennines, in West Yorkshire England. It once served as the ‘wool capital of the world’ up till the mid-20th century and recently, it became the very first UNESCO City of Film including attractions like the National Science & Media museum, Alhambra Theatre, Bradford City Park and Cartwright Hall. The city offers a multicultural and student-friendly environment. The city offers international students some of the United Kingdom's finest higher education institutions, including Bradford College and the University of Bradford.
Living in Bradford as a StudentGet ready to have the time of your life in Bradford, one of the most livable cities in the world! Students from around the globe come to Bradford for its top-notch universities, cultural diversity, exciting culinary scene, bountiful job market, and so much more.

Ah, what a beautiful city! You can enjoy a delightful day out in the sun at Haworth moorlands or at Ilkley the spa town and treat yourself to a Michelin star meal at the Box Tree Restaurant or explore the cafes and shops right at the edge of Yorkshire Dales.

Culture and vibe: Bradford is a city rich with cultural heritage, which can be experienced at the Bolling Hall and museum, Cartwright Hall, Bradford Cathedral, National Science & Media museum and St. George’s Hall - the oldest concert hall in Britain. If you’re a movie buff, you can enjoy a movie night at one of the 2 IMAX screens at the National Media museum and if you’re in the mood for drama, comedy, musicals and live music performances you can watch them at the historical venue of Alhambra, Theatre on the Mill which is on campus or the Bradford Playhouse.

Shopping: You can shop till you drop at the Broadway, Foster Square and Kirkgate shopping centres as they will take care of all your needs from high-street brands and departmental stores to a massive variety of cafes and restaurants

Festivals: The city is also host to the annual Bradford Literature Festival, so make sure to be a part of it.

Restaurants, Cafes and Bars: You must try as many curries as you can get your hands on since it is known as the ‘Curry Capital of the world’ for five years in a row now; we recommend My Lahore and Omar’s. Whether it is pubs & bars or nightclubs you are looking for on a night out, Bradford has you well covered. Some common student bars & pubs are The Record Café, Al’s Dime Bar, The Sparrow – one of the best Craft Beer bars in the UK, Brew Haus – known for amazing Pizzas and Pies, Tiki-O and Delius Lived Next Door. Nightclubs topping the students’ choice are The Mill, Acapulco, Tyersal, Club Railway and Flares & Reflex.

City Centre: Very convenient, within walking distance of the University of Bradford and Bradford College, with restaurants, shops, and entertainment.

Great Horton: Popular and affordable, a short walk or bus ride from the University of Bradford.

Manningham: Budget-friendly with green spaces (Lister Park), around a 10-15 minute walk from the University of Bradford.

Frizinghall: A quieter area, about 1.5 miles from the University of Bradford, well-connected by transport. Popular with postgraduate students.

Laisterdyke: Offers affordable housing with good transport links, about a 15-minute bus ride from the University of Bradford.

Shipley: Slightly further (20 mins by train/bus) but offers a balance of city life and scenic surroundings.

Industrial Heritage:

Museum of Making at Derby Silk Mill (formerly Derby Industrial Museum): A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this museum explores Derby's 300-year history of making and innovation, housed in the historic silk mill. It showcases the city's significant role in the Industrial Revolution.

Arts and Culture:

Derby Museum and Art Gallery: Home to a renowned collection of paintings by Joseph Wright of Derby, famous for his use of light and shade. The museum also features Royal Crown Derby porcelain, archaeology, natural history, and world cultures.

Derby Cathedral: A beautiful cathedral with a history dating back to the 10th century, although the main body is a Georgian rebuilding. It features the tomb of Bess of Hardwick and a wrought-iron screen by Robert Bakewell. You can also climb the tower for city views.

QUAD: A contemporary arts center offering cinema screenings, exhibitions, workshops, and events.
Green Spaces:

Markeaton Park: A large park with a rich history, offering various recreational activities and green space.
Darley Park: A scenic park along the River Derwent, ideal for walks and relaxation.

Nearby Natural Beauty (Day Trip):

Peak District National Park: Located a short drive from Derby, this stunning national park offers dramatic landscapes, picturesque villages, and opportunities for hiking, cycling, and exploring nature.

Unique Experiences:

Derbion: A large shopping center with retail, entertainment (cinema, bowling), and dining options.

Moorways Sports Village & Waterpark: A modern facility combining a water park and leisure center.
 

All our student homes in Bradford are located close to public transport, have amazing facilities (like gyms, Instagrammable rooftop terraces, gaming lounges, and theater rooms), and a range of apartments.

Train: The trains connect the city like no other means of transportation. If you have to be on time for something we recommend you to consider a train journey

Taxis: Convenience at its best, most reliable way to get back to your student flat after a night out with friends.

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