Student Accommodation in Chester

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More About Chester

This city is one of the best-preserved walled cities of Britain and is located in Cheshire on the River Dee, with close proximity to the Border with Wales. The city offers international students some of the United Kingdom's finest higher education institutions, including Chester University, and many more. Owing to this, student housing in Chester has witnessed massive growth. Get ready to have the time of your life in one of the most livable cities in the world! Students from around the globe come here for its top-notch universities, cultural diversity, exciting culinary scene, bountiful job market, and so much more.
Living in Chester as a Student.

If you are looking to dance to the wee hours of the morning, you should check out nightclubs like Rosie’s, Cruise and Off the Wall; as these and many more, offer epic student nights and excellent student discounts.

Museums and Culture: There are a number of things you can choose to do during the day like taking a walk around the 2 mile medieval city wall, viewing over 12,000 different animals at the Chester Zoo or just absorb some history at the Chester Cathedral.

Festivals: You could participate in the Pagan Watch Parades that take place in Summer and Winter every year. 

Parks and Picnic: With the Yorkshire Dales National Park only a short distance away, plan a perfect day of cycling, horseback riding or mountain climbing, your options are endless!

Shopping: There are some great places to shop whether it is high street favourites, independent stores or quirky boutiques that you’re looking for. The popular areas are Grosvenor shopping centre, Cheshire Oaks, Eastgate Street, Bridge Street and Northgate.

Restaurants, Cafes and Bars: The nightlife in Chester leaves you with more than plenty of choices to choose from. If you want to chill with some friends over drinks and food you can head to bars & pubs like the Bar Lounge, Fiesta Havana, Riley’s and The Living Room only to name a few. You can enjoy live music performances at Telford Warehouse and for live music, theatre and comedy you can head to Alexander’s.

Garden Quarter:

 

• Proximity: Very close to the University of Chester's Parkgate Road Campus (walking distance). Relatively accessible by bus to Riverside Campus. Further from Queen's Park and Thornton Science Park.
• Public Transport: Good bus links along Liverpool Road to the city centre and other parts of Chester.
• Affordability: Generally more expensive due to its prime location near the main campus.

Newton:

 

• Proximity: Reasonable cycling or short bus ride to Parkgate Road and Riverside Campuses. Further from Queen's Park and Thornton Science Park.
• Public Transport: Reliable bus services connecting to university campuses and the city centre.
• Affordability: More affordable than the Garden Quarter, offering a good balance.

Hoole:

• Proximity: Reasonable cycling or short bus ride to Parkgate Road and Riverside Campuses. Further from Queen's Park and Thornton Science Park.
• Public Transport: Reliable bus services connecting to university campuses and the city centre.
• Affordability: More affordable than the Garden Quarter, offering a good balance.

City Centre:

 

• Proximity: Further from the main Parkgate Road and Riverside Campuses (requires bus or longer walk). Good access to Queen's Park Campus (closer). Furthest from Thornton Science Park.
• Public Transport: Excellent access to city-wide and national transport (bus and train).
• Affordability: Can vary, with modern purpose-built options potentially more expensive, but some shared houses available.

Boughton:

 

• Proximity: Longer bus commute to Parkgate Road and Riverside Campuses. Good access to Queen's Park Campus. Furthest from Thornton Science Park.
• Public Transport: Bus services available, connecting to the city centre and universities. Check specific routes.
• Affordability: Generally more affordable, but factor in travel time and cost.

Thornton (for Thornton Science Park students):

 

• Proximity: Directly adjacent to Thornton Science Park. Significant distance from other Chester campuses (requires dedicated transport).
• Public Transport: Limited public transport options compared to Chester city. Check specific bus routes serving the area.
• Affordability: May be more affordable than central Chester, but options might be limited.
   

Chester City Walls: Walk the most complete circuit of Roman and medieval defensive walls in Britain, offering panoramic views of the city.

Chester Cathedral: A stunning cathedral with a rich history, beautiful architecture, and a tower you can climb for city views.

Chester Zoo: One of the UK's largest and most popular zoos, home to a vast array of animals and conservation projects.

The Rows: Unique two-tiered medieval walkways lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants, offering a distinctive shopping experience.

Eastgate and Eastgate Clock: An iconic landmark and a popular photo spot, the ornate clock sits atop the historic Eastgate.

Chester Roman Amphitheatre: The remains of the largest Roman amphitheater in Britain, offering a glimpse into the city's Roman past.

Grosvenor Park: A beautiful Victorian park offering gardens, a miniature railway, and open-air theatre in the summer.

River Dee: Enjoy a stroll along the river, take a boat tour, or even try paddle boating.

Chester Market: A vibrant indoor market with a variety of food stalls, local produce, and artisan goods.

Storyhouse: A modern cultural center housed in a renovated art deco cinema, featuring a theatre, cinema, library, and restaurant.

Sick to Death: A unique and interactive museum exploring the gory history of medicine.

Cheshire Military Museum: Discover the stories of Cheshire soldiers from Roman times to the present day.

Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet (nearby): If you enjoy shopping, this large outlet village is a short drive away.

Chester Castle: Explore the remains of this historic castle.

Roman Gardens: A peaceful garden showcasing Roman ruins and artifacts.

Minerva's Shrine: The remains of a Roman shrine carved into the rock.

All our student rooms in Chester are located close to public transport, have amazing facilities (like gyms, Instagrammable rooftop terraces, gaming lounges, and theatre rooms).

Bus: Chester has a well-developed bus system that allows you to get around town quickly and affordably and offers a comfortable, stress-free way to travel

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