Cavendish Place, manchester

Cavendish Place Manchester Student Accommodation

Where you live can cover a large part of your university routine. The walk to lectures, the nearest supermarket, where you meet friends after class, and even where you sit when deadlines start piling up, all become part of everyday life.

Cavendish Place Manchester is on Wilmott Street, close to Oxford Road and some of the city's busiest student areas. Many residents choose the property because they can reach university buildings, libraries, shops, and transport links without spending much time commuting across the city.

Room options include en-suite accommodation, studios, and one-bedroom flats, giving residents the choice between shared living and more private setups.

Property Address

The address for Cavendish Place Manchester is: 20 Wilmott Street, Manchester M15 6AS, United Kingdom

The location places you close to the Oxford Road student corridor, an area where a large part of Manchester's student population spends most of the academic year.

A SPAR convenience store is next to the building, which is useful for quick grocery runs or forgotten essentials. Larger supermarkets, including Asda, are within walking distance.

Coffee shops, takeaways, restaurants, libraries, and university facilities are all nearby, so most daily errands can fit around lectures rather than requiring a separate trip across the city.

Many residents at Host Cavendish Place also find that Manchester city centre is close enough to reach on foot, whether for shopping, part-time work, restaurants, or evenings out with friends.

Why Students Book Cavendish Place

Accommodation becomes easier to live in when the basics are already sorted before move-in day.

Several factors continue to attract students to Cavendish Place Manchester each year, making it a popular student accommodation Manchester choice for those seeking a comfortable and convenient place to live during their studies.

Close to University Buildings

Oxford Road, Manchester Metropolitan University, libraries, and student facilities are all nearby. Cutting down travel time can make busy weeks feel far more manageable.

Different Room Choices

Not everyone wants the same living arrangement.

Some residents prefer an en-suite room and a shared kitchen because it gives them the chance to live with other students. Others choose a studio or a one-bedroom flat because they prefer having their own kitchen and living space.

Bills Included

Rent includes:

• Electricity
• Gas
• Heating
• Water
• Broadband
• Wi-Fi
• Contents insurance

That means fewer accounts to organise once you've moved in.

Everyday Facilities On Site

Residents have access to:

• Gym
• Laundry room
• Bike storage
• Common room
• Communal kitchen
• On-site team

These facilities tend to become more useful as the academic year progresses and routines settle into place.

Security Around the Building

The property includes:

• Secure entry systems
• CCTV coverage
• On-site staff support

Many students appreciate having these measures in place, particularly during their first year away from home.

Room Types & Weekly Rent

Accommodation at Cavendish Place includes en-suite rooms, studios, and one-bedroom flats.

Room Type	Weekly Rent
Accessible Gold Ensuite	From £225.0
Gold En-Suite Room	From £227.0
Platinum Ensuite	From £240.0
Gold Accessible Studio	From £289.0
One Bed Gold Flat	From £299.0

The main difference between room categories comes down to privacy and space.

En-suite rooms include a private bathroom while sharing kitchen facilities. Studios and one-bedroom flats offer a more independent setup with private cooking and living areas.

Facilities at Host Cavendish Place

Students rarely use accommodation the same way every day.

One evening might involve coursework and revision. Another could mean heading to the gym, meeting flatmates in a shared space, or simply taking a break from campus.

The facilities at Host Cavendish Place support those different routines.

Facility	Typical Use
Common Room	Meeting friends and social events
Gym	Workouts before or after lectures
Communal Kitchen	Cooking and spending time with flatmates
Laundry Room	Weekly washing
Bike Storage	Secure cycle parking
On-Site Team	Accommodation support
CCTV & Secure Entry	Building security

 

What's Included?

 

Your rent covers:

• Electricity
• Gas
• Heating
• Water
• Broadband
• Wi-Fi
• Contents insurance

Having those costs bundled together can make budgeting much easier throughout the year.

Around the Neighbourhood

Most students end up using the same places repeatedly during the academic year.

Nearby supermarkets handle the weekly grocery shop, while cafés become regular spots for revision sessions or catching up with friends.

Moose Coffee, Marsa Café, Rajdoot Tandoori, and The Salutation Pub are all located within the surrounding area. Manchester Arndale remains one of the main shopping destinations for students living in this part of the city.

Bus routes operate nearby, while Manchester Piccadilly and Salford Crescent provide rail connections across Greater Manchester and beyond.

For some fresh air away from university buildings and city streets, green spaces such as Angel Meadow and St Michael's Flags are also within reach.

Universities Near Cavendish Place

One reason many students choose Manchester Cavendish Place is the number of university buildings located within walking distance.

Instead of spending time on buses every morning, many residents can leave their accommodation and reach lectures, libraries, studios, or campus facilities within a few minutes.

Institution	Distance
British and Irish Modern Music Institute (BIMM Manchester)	0.2 miles
INTO Manchester	0.47 miles
Alliance Manchester Business School	0.48 miles
Royal Northern College of Music	0.57 miles
London School of Business and Finance (Manchester Campus)	0.7 miles
Manchester Metropolitan University – All Saints Campus	0.76 miles
University of Manchester – Sackville Street Campus	0.83 miles
University of Manchester – Oxford Road Campus	0.83 miles

The Oxford Road area connects many of Manchester's universities, libraries, research buildings, student facilities, cafés, and study spaces. That location becomes particularly useful during busy teaching weeks when travelling across the city is the last thing most students want to do.

Many residents at Cavendish Place Manchester find themselves walking to campus more frequently than using public transport simply because so much sits nearby.

Who Usually Chooses Cavendish Place Manchester?

Different students look for different things when comparing accommodation, but a few groups tend to find Cavendish Place particularly practical.

Manchester Metropolitan University Students

The All Saints Campus sits less than a mile away. Being able to walk to lectures rather than relying on transport is one of the reasons MMU students regularly shortlist the property.

University of Manchester Students

Oxford Road and Sackville Street campus buildings are also nearby. Students with packed schedules often prefer living close to university facilities rather than commuting from further out.

Students Who Want Bills Included

Rent covers:

• Electricity
• Gas
• Heating
• Water
• Broadband
• Wi-Fi
• Contents insurance

Many students prefer knowing their accommodation costs upfront rather than managing several separate payments throughout the year.

Students Who Like Having Their Own Space

Room choices include en-suite accommodation, studios, and one-bedroom flats.

Some residents enjoy shared kitchens and meeting people through flat life. Others prefer having their own kitchen and living area where they can keep their own routine.

Students New to Manchester

Moving to a new city can take a bit of adjustment. Having on-site staff, secure entry systems, CCTV coverage, and a large student community around the building can make those first few weeks feel more comfortable.

Students Who Spend Most of Their Time Around Oxford Road

A large part of student life in Manchester revolves around the Oxford Road corridor. Libraries, lecture theatres, cafés, supermarkets, societies, part-time jobs, and nightlife all sit within the surrounding area, which means daily routines usually require very little travelling once term begins.