Charles Morton Court, london

Charles Morton Court Student Accommodation, London

Living in London usually means making trade-offs between location, travel time, and budget. Charles Morton Court sits in Newington Green, an area that gives you access to central London without living in the middle of the city's busiest streets.

The property includes both en-suite rooms and private studios, giving residents the choice between shared living and a more independent setup. Shops, cafés, supermarkets, and public transport are all within walking distance, which makes everyday routines a lot easier once term starts.

Students searching for Charles Morton Court London are usually looking for accommodation that keeps university, transport links, and daily essentials within easy reach without relying on long commutes across the city. As a conveniently located student accommodation London option, it offers students quick access to campuses, local amenities, and key transport connections, helping them make the most of their time in the capital.

Charles Morton Court Address & Location

Address: 37–43 Green Lanes, Newington Green, London N16 9BS

Newington Green sits between several popular student areas and has a different feel from central London. Independent cafés, local bakeries, small supermarkets, and green spaces are part of the neighbourhood rather than something you need to travel across the city to find.

Many residents use Canonbury Station and surrounding bus routes for travelling to lectures, placements, part-time jobs, or other parts of London. Day-to-day errands are also fairly straightforward, with grocery stores, pharmacies, coffee shops, and takeaway options scattered throughout the area.

One reason Collegiate Charles Morton Court attracts attention is that the location feels residential while still keeping central London accessible.

 

Why Choose Charles Morton Court Student Accommodation?

A few details make Charles Morton Court stand out from many student buildings across London:

• Newington Green has a more residential feel than many student-heavy parts of the city.

• Canonbury Station and nearby bus routes make travelling across London relatively straightforward.

• En-suite rooms and private studios are both available, giving more choice depending on how you prefer to live.

• Supermarkets, cafés, bakeries, pharmacies, and takeaway spots are already part of the local area.

• The garden and communal spaces give residents somewhere to sit besides their room.

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

• Security features include CCTV, secure entry systems, and on-site support.

• Charles Morton Court reviews frequently mention the location as one of the property's strongest points.

 

Room Types & Prices at Charles Morton Court

Room choice usually comes down to how much privacy you want and how you prefer to live during term time.

En-suite Rooms: These rooms include a private bathroom while the kitchen and communal areas are shared with other residents.

 

Room Type	Weekly Rent
Premier Ensuite	From £279.0
Premier Ensuite Plus	From £289.0

 

Studio Rooms: Studios combine the bedroom, kitchen, study area, and bathroom within one private space.

 

Room Type	Weekly Rent
Luxury Studio	From £365.0
Luxury Studio With Bath	From £390.0

 

All room types include Wi-Fi, electricity, gas, heating, water, and contents insurance.

 

Property Facilities at Charles Morton Court

University accommodation becomes part of your routine surprisingly quickly. Laundry, parcel deliveries, finding somewhere to sit with friends, storing a bike, or getting a bit of fresh air between study sessions all become part of everyday life.

Charles Morton Court includes facilities that support those routines without making them feel like extras.

Around the Building

• Communal lounge

• Shared kitchen areas

• Outdoor garden

• Pool table

• TV area

• Bike storage

• Laundry facilities

• Contents insurance

Safety Features

• Secure door entry

• CCTV coverage

• On-site security

• 24-hour security support

Included in the Rent

• Wi-Fi

• Electricity

• Gas

• Heating

• Water

• Contents insurance

 

Universities Near Charles Morton Court

One of the practical advantages of living at Charles Morton Court London is that you are not tied to a single university area.

North London, Central London, King's Cross, Islington, and the City are all connected through nearby rail and bus routes, which gives you more flexibility when travelling to lectures, placements, part-time jobs, or libraries.

 

Institution	Distance
London Metropolitan University	Easily accessible by public transport
University of London	Easily accessible by public transport
Westminster Kingsway College	2.78 miles
York St John University – London Campus	2.85 miles
Central Saint Martins (Archway)	3.03 miles
Regent's Park Centre	4.14 miles
Soho Centre	4.14 miles
Heriot-Watt University London Campus	5.04 miles
Victoria Centre	6.12 miles

 

Many residents use Canonbury Station as part of their daily commute. Depending on where your lectures are, the journey can be much easier than living further out in outer London and travelling in every morning.

Students looking through Charles Morton Court reviews frequently mention the location because it keeps a large part of London within reach without requiring a long commute from the edge of the city.

 

Who Should Choose Charles Morton Court?

Not every student wants the same type of accommodation.

Some people are happy sharing kitchens with several flatmates. Others reach a point where they would rather have their own space and keep their daily routine separate.

Charles Morton Court works particularly well when:

• A private studio feels more appealing than a large shared flat.

• Travelling into different parts of London is likely to be a regular part of the week.

• Local shops and supermarkets matter more than living beside nightlife venues.

• Having a quieter place to return to after lectures sounds preferable to living in a busy city-centre block.

• Cooking at home forms part of the weekly routine.

• Access to shared spaces is useful, but having personal space matters just as much.

The building tends to attract residents looking for a balance between city access and a neighbourhood that still feels residential once the day winds down.