Phoenix Court, bristol

Phoenix Court Bristol Student Accommodation

Choosing student accommodation in Bristol usually comes down to a few practical questions. How close is it to university? What will you pay each week? And does the property have the facilities you will actually use? Phoenix Court Bristol sits in Old Market, keeping the city centre, nearby universities, shops and transport links within straightforward reach.

The property offers both private studios and ensuite rooms in shared flats, so students can choose between more independent living and a setup with shared communal space. Utility bills are included in the rent, while facilities such as a common room, secure bike storage and on-site security cover some of the practical parts of student life.

For students looking for Phoenix Court Bristol student accommodation in a central location, the property offers a mix of private space, shared living and easy access to the wider city.

About Phoenix Court

Student routines can change quite a bit during the academic year. Some days are spent between lectures and the library, while others leave time for meeting friends, shopping or heading into the city.

Phoenix Court caters to both sides of student living. Its studios come with their own kitchen and bathroom, giving residents more independence, while the ensuite rooms are part of shared flats with communal kitchens. Students can therefore choose a room based on how much private and shared space they want.

The property also has shared areas for residents to use, including a common room. Practical features such as secure entry, CCTV, on-site security and bike storage add to the day-to-day setup.

Phoenix Court Address & Location

Address: Phoenix Court, Old Market, Bristol BS1 3PH, United Kingdom

Phoenix Court is located in Old Market, close to Bristol city centre. The area gives students access to supermarkets, shops, cafés and restaurants without requiring a long journey for everyday errands.

Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station is also nearby, while bus stops around Broad Weir, Penn Street and Bristol Bus & Coach Station provide further connections across the city.

Life at Phoenix Court Bristol

Living in Old Market puts a good part of Bristol within reach. Tesco, Lidl, Sainsbury's Local, Marks & Spencer and Co-op Food are nearby for regular grocery shopping, which is useful when you need to pick something up between lectures or on your way home.

Cabot Circus is also close to the property, with shops, restaurants and places to spend time with friends. The wider Old Market area has its own selection of cafés and independent businesses, so students have plenty of places to go without heading across the city.

Students who prefer studying away from their room can use libraries in and around central Bristol, including Bristol Central Library and libraries at the University of Bristol. Castle Park and Queen Square are also nearby when you want some outdoor space after a long day of coursework.

Transport is another practical advantage. Bristol Temple Meads connects the city with destinations across the UK, while local bus services provide links to different university campuses and neighbourhoods. Several central destinations can also be reached on foot or by bicycle.

Why Choose Phoenix Court Bristol Student Accommodation?

The location is one reason students consider Phoenix Court, but the accommodation itself also covers several everyday needs.

Students may choose Phoenix Court Bristol student accommodation for:

• Private studios and ensuite rooms in shared flats.

• Electricity, gas, heating, water, Wi-Fi and contents insurance included in the rent.

• A common room for spending time with other residents.

• Communal kitchens in shared flats.

• Secure bike storage.

• Vending machines and recycling facilities.

• CCTV, secure door entry and on-site security.

• 24-hour security.

• Easy access to Bristol city centre, shops, transport and university campuses.

The combination gives students a choice in how they want to live. Those who value independence can opt for a studio, while students who prefer shared accommodation can choose an ensuite room with communal facilities.

Room Types & Prices at Phoenix Court

Phoenix Court Bristol has a substantial selection of rooms, ranging from ensuite accommodation in shared flats to larger self-contained studios. Prices vary according to the room type and its size.

Room Type	Weekly Rent
Large Standard Double Ensuite	From £170.21
Medium Standard Double Ensuite	From £170.21
Large Standard Double Ensuite – Three Bed Flat	From £178.21
Large High Double Ensuite	From £207.58
Large Standard Double Studio	From £270
Premium Range 1 En-Suite Room	From £285
Premium Range 1 Studio	From £329
Large High Double Studio	From £343
Extra Large Standard Double Studio	From £345
Large Highest Double Studio	From £346
Extra Large Highest Double Studio	From £351
Large High Double Ensuite – Three Bed Flat	Price Available on Request
Large Standard Double Ensuite – Two Bed Flat	Price Available on Request
Extra Large Highest Double Ensuite – Two Bed Flat	Price Available on Request
Medium High Double Ensuite	Price Available on Request
Large Highest Double Ensuite	Price Available on Request

Weekly prices can change with availability and tenancy length, so students should check the current rate before booking.

Ensuite Rooms

The ensuite options suit students who want their own bathroom while still having access to shared accommodation.

Room sizes vary across the available categories, with options including Medium Standard Double Ensuite, Large Standard Double Ensuite and larger rooms such as the Large High Double Ensuite.

Some ensuite rooms are also located within two- or three-bed flats, giving students a smaller shared living setup rather than a larger residence-style arrangement.

Studio Rooms

Students who prefer greater independence can choose from several studio categories.

The Large Standard Double Studio starts from £270 per week, while Premium Range 1 Studio rooms start from £329. Larger options include the Large High Double Studio, Extra Large Standard Double Studio, Large Highest Double Studio and Extra Large Highest Double Studio.

Each studio gives students their own living space, kitchen and bathroom, making it easier to keep the daily routine private.

What's Included at Phoenix Court?

The weekly rent covers the main household utilities, so students don't have to arrange separate accounts for these services after moving in.

Your rent includes:

• High-speed Wi-Fi

• Electricity

• Gas

• Heating

• Water

• Contents insurance

Having these costs grouped into the accommodation fee makes it easier to keep track of weekly and monthly spending during the academic year.

Facilities at Phoenix Court

Phoenix Court keeps its facilities fairly practical, with spaces and services covering social time, security and everyday tasks.

Social & Communal Spaces

Residents have access to a common room, which gives students somewhere to sit, meet other residents or take a break outside their bedroom.

Students living in shared flats also have access to a communal kitchen, giving flatmates a shared space for preparing meals and spending time together.

Security & Resident Support

Security facilities include:

• 24-hour security

• CCTV monitoring

• On-site security

• Secure door entry

These features are available across the property and support the day-to-day security of residents.

Bike Storage

Secure bike storage is available for students who cycle around Bristol. With central areas and university campuses accessible by bicycle, this can be useful for students who prefer cycling to taking the bus.

Additional Facilities

Residents can also make use of:

• Vending machines

• Recycling facilities

These smaller facilities are useful for everyday needs and help keep the shared areas organised.

Universities Near Phoenix Court Bristol

Phoenix Court is within travelling distance of several higher education campuses across Bristol. Its central position also means students can use local buses, walk or cycle for some journeys.

University	Distance
UWE Bristol – Bower Ashton Campus	1.14 miles
University of Bristol	1.62 miles
UWE Bristol – Frenchay Campus	6.10 miles

Students at the University of Bristol have a relatively short journey to campus, while UWE Bristol students can use Bristol's public transport network to reach Bower Ashton and Frenchay.

Transport Options Near Phoenix Court Bristol

Living in Old Market gives students several ways to travel around Bristol. Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station is nearby for longer journeys, while local bus stops provide regular connections across the city.

Transport	Details
Railway Station	Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station
Nearby Bus Stops	Broad Weir (Stop Sa), Penn Street (Stop A), Bristol Bus & Coach Station, Cabot Circus Holding Bay Bus Stop, Old Market Street Bus Stop

The central location also means some parts of Bristol can be reached on foot or by bicycle, which can be useful for short trips around the city.

Nearby Places

The area around Phoenix Court Bristol gives students plenty of options for everyday errands, meals, study sessions and time away from university work.

Stay Active Nearby

Students who want to keep active have several choices around central Bristol.

• PureGym Bristol Harbourside

• The Gym Group Bristol City Centre

• University of Bristol Indoor Sports Centre

• UWE Bristol Sport, Frenchay Campus

Shops, Essentials & Weekend Browsing

Old Market is close to several supermarkets and Bristol's main shopping areas.

Shopping Destinations

• Cabot Circus

• The Galleries

• Broadmead Shopping Quarter

• Old Market Shopping & Cultural District

• Wapping Wharf

Supermarkets

• Tesco

• Lidl

• Sainsbury's Local

• Marks & Spencer

• Co-op Food

These options cover regular grocery trips as well as larger shopping visits, with Cabot Circus and Broadmead offering more choice when you have time to browse.

Healthcare Within Easy Reach

Students living at Phoenix Court can access several healthcare facilities around Bristol.

• Bristol Royal Infirmary

• St Michael's Hospital

• Bristol Royal Hospital for Children

• University of Bristol Students' Health Service

• Boots Pharmacy

Having hospitals, student healthcare services and pharmacies within the wider city makes it easier to access medical support when required.

Cafés & Restaurants

Old Market and central Bristol have plenty of places to eat or grab a coffee between lectures.

Cafés

• Costa Coffee

• Boston Tea Party

• Society Café

• Swoon Gelato

• Cabot Circus Coffee Shops

Restaurants

• Stable Bristol

• Prezzo Italian Restaurant

• Cabot Circus Restaurants

• Old Market Eateries

• Broadmead Dining District

The mix of cafés and restaurants means students can choose between a quick coffee, an informal meal or somewhere to meet friends after university.

Libraries & Study Spaces

When studying in your room isn't working, several libraries around Bristol offer another place to get through coursework.

• Bristol Central Library

• University of Bristol Arts and Social Sciences Library

• Wills Memorial Library

• UWE Bristol Library

• M Shed Museum Reading Room

University libraries can be particularly useful during assessment periods, while Bristol Central Library offers another option for students who want to work away from campus.

Parks & Green Spaces

City-centre living doesn't mean giving up access to outdoor space.

• Castle Park

• Queen Square

• Old Market Green Spaces

• College Green Park

• Brandon Hill Park

Castle Park is particularly close to the property and gives students somewhere to walk, sit outside or take a break from their usual study routine.

Pubs & Social Spots

Old Market has an established evening scene, with several pubs, bars and venues around the neighbourhood.

• Old Market Pubs & Bars

• Old Market LGBTQ+ Bars

• Cabot Circus Bars

• The Berkeley

• Castle Park Adjacent Bars

These give students plenty of choice for a casual evening out without having to travel far from the property.

Is Phoenix Court the Right Choice for You?

Phoenix Court suits students who want to live close to central Bristol and would rather not spend a large part of their day commuting. The Old Market location puts shops, restaurants, transport links and several university campuses within reasonable reach, while Bristol Temple Meads is close enough for students who regularly travel outside the city.

The room choice is another point to consider. Students who prefer having everything to themselves can choose a studio with a private kitchen and bathroom. Those who are happier sharing can opt for an ensuite room within a two- or three-bed flat. That gives students some flexibility without making the property feel like a one-size-fits-all residence.

The included bills can also make a difference to your budget. Electricity, gas, heating, water, Wi-Fi and contents insurance are covered within the rent, so there are fewer separate household costs to keep track of each month.

Phoenix Court also works for students who want useful facilities without needing a long list of extras. The common room, communal kitchens, bike storage, vending machines and recycling facilities cover the basics, while CCTV, secure entry, on-site security and 24-hour security add support around the building.

If your priorities are a central Bristol location, a choice between studio and shared ensuite living, and predictable accommodation costs, Phoenix Court Bristol student accommodation is worth considering.

Conclusion

Phoenix Court Bristol offers a straightforward setup for students who want to live close to the city centre. The property has private studios and shared ensuite rooms, while inclusive bills and practical on-site facilities help keep everyday living manageable.

Its Old Market location is another advantage. Bristol Temple Meads, local bus services, supermarkets, shopping areas, cafés and green spaces are all close by, while the University of Bristol and UWE Bristol can be reached without an especially long commute.

For students comparing Phoenix Court student halls with other Bristol accommodation, the combination of room choice, central location and inclusive living costs makes it a practical option for the academic year.