Student Accommodation Luton

Looking for a modern student accommodation in Luton? All of our student apartments offer a unique upscale take on student living with a variety of partially and fully furnished housing options and floorplans. With House Of Student, you get to choose from 3000+ student rooms options with amenities that will make university life better. Here are the type of student rooms in Luton 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 

Luton is a large town located in Bedfordshire, 50 Km northwest of London. From the 1700s to the year 1930 Hat-making was one of its largest industries, giving Luton Town Football Club their Nickname – ‘Hatters’. It was in Luton, Vauxhall Motors established their largest car production plants in 1905. It is home to Luton airport which dates back to the year 1938, and was used by the Royal Air Force (RAF) during World War II; today it is the fifth busiest airport in the UK. The city offers international students some of United Kingdom's finest higher education institutions, including the University of Bedfordshire, and many more.

Culture and vibe: On weekends you could explore attractions and historical landmarks around town like the Wardown Park Museum, Luton Museum & Art Gallery, Someries Castle which dates back to the 15th century and the medieval church of St. Mary.

Parks and picnic: On days graced with sunshine you can walk or cycle around River Lea or just soak some sun with a bunch of friends at the Stockwood Park or go see wildlife at the Whipsnade Conservation Zoo.

Shopping: If looking to go shopping then, the Mall Luton offers a plethora of shops in all brand names and a variety of eateries and Bury Park is a popular destination of independent shopping and tasteful Asian food.

Festivals: Mark your calendars and be there for the Luton Carnival, held in the month of May - the largest one day Carnival in Europe.

Restaurants, Cafes and Bars: The town offers an impressive selection of restaurants, no matter what cuisine you’re in the mood for, Luton has it for you; we recommend Cappellos, Nakorn Papa J’s and Frog & Rhubarb. The nightlife in this town is always buzzing with a vibrant student community, and there are over 200 bars & pubs and many nightclubs to choose from. If you are looking for a club night out you can check out Liquid and The Edge nightclubs, or if it’s a cozy night with friends you are looking for then, The White House, Crown and California Inn are some of the pubs & bars that offer economical food and drinks.

Bury Park: A vibrant, multicultural area with a bustling atmosphere and affordable housing.

Bramingham: A popular suburb in the north, known for its park and good commuter links.

Bushmead: A quieter, more family-friendly suburb north of the town centre.

High Town: Popular with young professionals and commuters due to its proximity to the train station and eclectic shops and cafes.

Stopsley: A desirable, family-friendly area with good schools and green spaces.

Wigmore: A more desirable area offering a mix of quiet streets and community feel.

Wardown Park: A picturesque green space with formal gardens, a lake, and walking trails. It also houses Wardown House, Museum and Gallery, a restored Victorian mansion showcasing local history.

Stockwood Park: A large urban park with sports facilities, gardens, and the Stockwood Discovery Centre, featuring the Mossman Collection (a large collection of horse-drawn carriages) and local history exhibits.

Luton Hoo Estate: A stunning Grade I listed mansion with extensive landscaped gardens and parkland (now a luxury hotel offering afternoon teas and tours).

The Hat District: A creative quarter celebrating Luton's hat-making heritage with art studios and cultural venues like the Hat Factory Arts Centre.

St Mary's Church: One of the oldest buildings in Luton, dating back to the 12th century with notable medieval architecture.

The Rye: A central park with open spaces, playgrounds, and a lake.

Stockwood Park Golf Centre: Offers an 18-hole golf course in a beautiful setting.

Mossman Collection: Located within Stockwood Park, the largest collection of horse-drawn carriages in the UK.

Whipsnade Zoo (nearby): A large zoo and safari park with a wide variety of animals.

Dunstable Downs and the Chiltern Hills (nearby): Offer opportunities for walking, cycling, and enjoying the scenic countryside.

Stepping out of your accommodation, you will find supermarkets, ATMs, and pharmacies within walking distance. Luton is located less than 30 miles (50 kilometres) north of London's central business district, making it well connected to the city and the rest of the country via rail and major highways such as the M1 and A6.

Train: Offers a comfortable, stress-free way to travel. A day pass costs around £9.40
Bus: The bus service in this city is marvellous and is the best way to commute under a student budget. It is the fastest and the most affordable way to get around the cit

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