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About this property
A room becomes home pretty quickly when lectures, supermarkets and the city centre all fit into the same daily routine. That's exactly why Nova Nottingham is a popular choice for students studying in the city. The building sits on Talbot Street, only a short walk from Nottingham Trent University, with private studios and shared apartments under one roof.
Inside, you'll find everything from quiet study spaces and social lounges to a gym, cinema room and dedicated work areas. Bills are already included in the rent, so there's less to organise once you move in. If you've been comparing properties or reading Nova student accommodation Nottingham reviews, you'll notice that the location and facilities are mentioned again and again—and for good reason. Most of what students use during the week is already within walking distance.
Address:
67 Talbot Street
Nottingham NG1 5HD
United Kingdom
The building stands in Nottingham's student quarter, a part of the city where university buildings, supermarkets, cafés and public transport are all close together.
Nottingham Trent University is only a short walk away, while buses make it easy to reach the University of Nottingham. Tesco Express, Oriental Mart, restaurants and everyday shops are all nearby, so most errands can be done on foot instead of planning another journey across the city.
A room is only one part of university life. The rest depends on how easily everything fits around your week.
Here's what makes nova accommodation a practical choice.
Every room comes fully furnished with a bed, study desk, storage and Wi-Fi already set up. En-suite apartments include a private bathroom with a shared kitchen and lounge, while studios give you your own kitchen as well.
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Most students would rather think about assignments than utility bills. At Collegiate Nova, the everyday essentials are already covered.
Bills Included
Study & Shared Spaces
Coursework doesn't always happen at your desk.
Social Spaces
There are plenty of places to spend time outside your room.
Keeping active doesn't mean leaving the building.
Everyday Services
The small things usually make student life easier.
Safety
Security runs throughout the building.
Morning lectures feel a lot less stressful when campus is only a short walk away. That's one reason many students choose Nova Nottingham over accommodation further from the city centre.
Walking works for most city-centre journeys, while the tram and buses make travelling across Nottingham straightforward.
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Grocery Stores
Running out of food rarely means a long trip.
Cafés & Places to Eat
Coffee before class or dinner after lectures is easy to sort out nearby.
A walk outside usually beats another hour staring at a screen.
Shopping
Most students head into the city centre for clothes, stationery or anything they forgot to bring to university.
Fitness
There's no shortage of places to fit a workout into the week.
Libraries
A different desk can sometimes help more than another cup of coffee.
Healthcare
These are useful places to keep in mind during the academic year.
A university address earns its value after move-in day. Short walks to lectures, a supermarket nearby and public transport around the corner all make everyday life easier. That's why Nova student accommodation Nottingham reviews regularly mention the location. If you're looking for a city-centre base with everything close by, Nova accommodation remains a practical choice for student life in Nottingham.
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Student services
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Room types

Silver 2 Bed apartment
Tenancy 6 week | 51 week | 44 week
3 Tenancy options
From£125 /week

6 Bed Ensuite
Tenancy 6 week | 51 week | 44 week | 39 week
5 Tenancy options
From£125 /week

Platinum Studio
Tenancy 6 week | 51 week | 44 week
3 Tenancy options
From£168 /week

Silver Studio
Tenancy 6 week | 51 week | 44 week
3 Tenancy options
From£168 /week
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Review and ratings
Selina Noureldin
I live in a flat that feels like it’s quietly trying to wear me down. The heating has been broken since the beginning. Not temperamental. Not inconsistent. Dead. The kind of cold that settles into your bones and stays there. I wake up stiff, go to bed layered like I’m bracing for a storm, and spend my days indoors with numb fingers. It is colder inside than outside more often than not. That is not dramatic. That is a fact. The window doesn’t open. It just doesn’t. So the air sits. Stale. Heavy. Used. The extractor fan is broken too, which means cooking turns the room into a damp, suffocating box. Steam clings to the walls. Smells don’t leave. They linger and rot in the corners. I’ve stopped cooking properly because it’s unbearable. I am sick constantly. Headaches. Congestion. That low, constant feeling of being run down. When you live without heat and ventilation, your body keeps the score. And if I try to open my hallway door for relief, I’m hit with the thick, sour smell of weed and cigarettes bleeding in from outside. It seeps under the door. Through the cracks. It clings to everything. I can’t even open the door for fresh air because there isn’t any. We have complained. Again and again. About the heating. About the window. About the extractor fan. About the smoke. Each time, it’s acknowledged. Each time, nothing changes. No urgency. No solution. Just silence and the quiet expectation that we will adapt. This isn’t about being picky. It’s about basic living conditions. Heat. Air. The ability to breathe cleanly and cook a meal without feeling trapped in it. Instead, I live in a cold, airless room that makes me feel unwell, surrounded by problems that are repeatedly reported and repeatedly ignored. At some point, it stops feeling like bad maintenance and starts feeling deliberate.
Angelica Peters
I moved in at the start of 2025, bright-eyed, contract signed, radiator knobs twisted hopefully to the right. Since that day, the heating has never worked. Not once. The flat exists in a permanent state of refrigerated indifference. It is routinely colder inside than outside, as if the building itself has decided warmth is a luxury reserved for people elsewhere. We have complained. Politely at first. Then repeatedly. Then with the dull exhaustion of people who realise they are being ignored. Emails sent into the void. Promises made with the weightlessness of breath in winter air. Nothing fixed. Nothing improved. No engineers. No urgency. No temporary heaters. No apology that felt real. There is something uniquely unsettling about paying to live somewhere that refuses to feel inhabitable. I sleep layered like an Arctic explorer, watch my breath cloud in my own room, and wake up stiff with cold. This is not a minor inconvenience. Heating is not decorative. It is basic. It is fundamental. It is the difference between shelter and storage. The silence from management is the coldest part. No solutions offered, no interim support, just a quiet expectation that we will endure it. That we will adapt. That we will shiver politely. If comfort, basic living standards, and responsive management matter to you, reconsider. A home should not feel like a test of endurance.
bob the builder
Reception is great except for one of the security guards late in the night - he’s awful. The ladies and the other two blokes are really quite helpful and lovely to have a chat with. The room really isn’t that special, and is not very spacious (2 bed ensuite flat)
Arjun Acharya
As an international student, my experience with Nova was subpar and fell short of the expectations I had formed online before booking. I had a six-bed suite, but there were too many issues with the place. When I first moved, there was no trolley to help me move my heavy bags, and I had to wait 2 hours to meet someone at the reception to hand over my keys, even though I had checked in for the time slot in advance. The room was kept unclean when I first moved in, with dirt on the floor and tape across the walls. The shower drain was clogged for most of my stay, and the toilet had a constant leak, even when it was left unused. The heating kept going on and off for the longest time in the winter, and I had to borrow one from my flatmates. They kept the lifts off for the last three months, which I assume was done intentionally to save money, as many students had graduated or left for the summer. Even after numerous complaints, the people at the reception stated that the lift operator and engineer were not present. However, please tell me, what operator takes a 3-month break? All in all, the only good thing about the place was that it's close to the uni, which was convenient, but apart from that, there was nothing much to it. I'm pretty sure you can find something for much cheaper around the university.
Nzelle Ngole
I moved into Nova for my final year of university and so far it has been an amazing experience. The reception staff Em,Liz and Emma are absolutely lovely and have made my stay really warm and welcoming. 100% would recommend
Selina Noureldin
I live in a flat that feels like it’s quietly trying to wear me down. The heating has been broken since the beginning. Not temperamental. Not inconsistent. Dead. The kind of cold that settles into your bones and stays there. I wake up stiff, go to bed layered like I’m bracing for a storm, and spend my days indoors with numb fingers. It is colder inside than outside more often than not. That is not dramatic. That is a fact. The window doesn’t open. It just doesn’t. So the air sits. Stale. Heavy. Used. The extractor fan is broken too, which means cooking turns the room into a damp, suffocating box. Steam clings to the walls. Smells don’t leave. They linger and rot in the corners. I’ve stopped cooking properly because it’s unbearable. I am sick constantly. Headaches. Congestion. That low, constant feeling of being run down. When you live without heat and ventilation, your body keeps the score. And if I try to open my hallway door for relief, I’m hit with the thick, sour smell of weed and cigarettes bleeding in from outside. It seeps under the door. Through the cracks. It clings to everything. I can’t even open the door for fresh air because there isn’t any. We have complained. Again and again. About the heating. About the window. About the extractor fan. About the smoke. Each time, it’s acknowledged. Each time, nothing changes. No urgency. No solution. Just silence and the quiet expectation that we will adapt. This isn’t about being picky. It’s about basic living conditions. Heat. Air. The ability to breathe cleanly and cook a meal without feeling trapped in it. Instead, I live in a cold, airless room that makes me feel unwell, surrounded by problems that are repeatedly reported and repeatedly ignored. At some point, it stops feeling like bad maintenance and starts feeling deliberate.
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You can arrange for your luggage to be delivered in advance of your arrival. Our approved partner, Pinglocker, can support you with the following services: Room packing with storage. Room packing with shipment (Internationally). Room packing with relocation (the UK only). Room packing and move to another room within our Village.
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