Student Accommodation Norwich

Looking for a modern student accommodation in Norwich? 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 1000+ student home options with amenities that will make university life better. Here are the types of student rooms in Norwich 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 

The city of Norwich is located 161 Km northeast of London on the banks of the River Wensum in East Anglia, England. It was designated the UK's first UNESCO City of Literature in the year 2012 and it is also known to have the longest run of medieval defences and the biggest walled centre in all of England. Norwich offers a rich multicultural vibe and stimulating environment for students to thrive in. The city offers international students some of the United Kingdom's finest higher education institutions, including the University of East Anglia, Norwich University of the Arts, and many more.

Culture and vibe: History buffs can spend much time strolling around Norwich for it has around 1500 buildings of historic importance and close to 33 medieval churches. The Norman Cathedral is a must-see as it is one of the finest examples of Romanesque architecture in Europe. You can tour the Norman Norwich Castle which is an eclectic mix of natural history, archaeology and fine art.

Parks and picnic: On a sunny day you could gather some friends and head to the Plantation Garden.
Shopping: If you want to do some shopping; the ‘Castle Mall’ and ‘into Chapelfield’ offer all kinds of names in brands and everything else you need. Norwich Lanes cannot be missed out on since it has vintage shops, quaint cafes & bars, galleries, trendy restaurants as well as entertainment venues; you can literally spend an entire day here and not run out of things to do! If you want to stack up your fridge with some fresh local produce and if you fancy craft and food stalls, head straight to the Norwich Market Stalls at Gentleman’s Walk.

Live Performance: The music scene in Norwich is huge and you will always hear of gigs and concerts happening in the city all year round! OPEN Norwich, The Brickmakers and The Waterfront are excellent venues for the same. If you want an evening of theatre, comedy or performing arts, you can check out what’s playing at Norwich Arts Centre and Norwich Theatre Royal.

Restaurants, Cafes and Bars: Students in Norwich enjoy a vibrant nightlife with quite a decent range of nightclubs and bars. If you feel like letting your hair loose and showing off some dance moves; clubs Mantra and Mercy top the list followed by Bedfords Crypt and Karma Kafe. If having a quiet drink in the company of a few friends is more your thing, then you will be happy to know that there is an abundance of pubs; so much so, there is literally a pub for every day of the year! We recommend The Mischief and Playhouse Bar.

Norwich offers a variety of appealing neighborhoods, each with its own distinct character:

The Golden Triangle: Located west of the city centre, known for its vibrant community, charming Victorian terraces, independent shops, cafes, and pubs. Popular with students, families, and professionals.

Old Catton: A peaceful village-style suburb on Norwich's northern edge with a close-knit community feel, scenic green spaces, and historic charm. Offers a mix of period cottages and modern family houses.

Eaton: Known for its relaxed atmosphere, strong community spirit, and easy access to Eaton Park. Popular with families due to its green surroundings and good transport links.

Norwich City Centre: A vibrant hub of history, culture, and modern amenities with iconic landmarks, a thriving arts scene, shops, restaurants, and nightlife.

Cringleford: A picturesque village on the outskirts, offering a peaceful lifestyle with good connectivity to the city. Popular with families and professionals, especially those connected to the University of East Anglia and the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.

Norwich boasts a rich history, stunning architecture, and a vibrant cultural scene:

Norwich Cathedral: A magnificent 900-year-old building with impressive Gothic architecture, a rich history, and beautiful cloisters.

Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery: A prominent historic site built by the Normans, now housing a museum and art gallery with diverse collections.

The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts: An impressive Norman Foster building housing a significant collection of art and sculptures.

Elm Hill: One of the prettiest streets in Norwich, a complete historical cobbled street with Tudor buildings and charming shops.

Norwich Market: One of the oldest and largest outdoor markets in the UK, open six days a week.

The Plantation Garden: A beautiful "secret garden" close to the city centre with gothic fountains and woodland walkways.

The Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell: A hands-on museum telling the story of Norwich's industries and people.

Strangers' Hall: A Tudor merchant's house showcasing life in the 17th century.

Eaton Park: A large green space with a bandstand, lake, and various activities for families.

The Norwich Lanes: A network of cobbled streets with unique independent shops and boutiques.

Norwich Puppet Theatre: Housed in a medieval church, offering shows for all ages.

Dragon Hall: A rare example of a medieval merchant's trading complex.

Pull's Ferry: A picturesque 17th-century flint house on the River Wensum.

Cow Tower: A medieval defensive tower along the river.

Norwich Theatre Royal & Norwich Playhouse: Leading venues for live performances.

The Royal Arcade: A stunning Art Nouveau shopping arcade.

St John the Baptist Cathedral: A Roman Catholic cathedral with impressive views from its tower.

Mousehold Heath: Offers landscape views and heritage elements.

Travelling in this city is as seamless as it gets. You will have plenty of options to choose from at any point of time.

Train: Offers a comfortable, stress-free way to travel. 

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 city

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