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123 Huntingdon St, Nottingham NG1 3NG, United Kingdom
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Finding student accommodation in Nottingham is often about working out what suits your routine. Living close to university will save time on the daily journey, while shops, cafes and other basics nearby will make the rest of the week easier to handle.
Straits Village Nottingham is situated on Huntingdon Street within a short walk to Nottingham city center and within easy access to Nottingham Trent University. Students can select from en-suite rooms in shared apartments to studios, two-bedroom apartments and townhomes in the complex.
The dwelling also provides common areas, furnished rooms, Wi-Fi, and utilities included in the rent. If you are looking at Nottingham Straits Village accommodation, the mix of room choice and central location is something to consider.
Not every student approaches accommodation in the same way. Some enjoy sharing with other residents, while others would rather have their own kitchen and living space. Straits Village offers both arrangements, so students can choose according to their budget and how independently they want to live.
The accommodation includes en-suite rooms in shared apartments, two-bedroom apartments, townhouses and self-contained studios. This gives students a choice between a more social setup and a private living arrangement.
There are also shared areas within the residence. The lounge provides somewhere to sit with friends, while the private dining space and pool table give residents additional places to spend time away from their rooms.
For students looking at Straits Village Nottingham reviews, the room selection and location are two useful factors to consider alongside the facilities included within the property.
Address: 123 Huntingdon Street, Nottingham NG1 3NG, United Kingdom
Straits Village is positioned close to Nottingham city centre, with university campuses, shops, restaurants and transport links within easy reach.
Nottingham Trent University is around half a mile away, making it possible for many students to walk to campus. Students travelling to the University of Nottingham can use Nottingham's public transport network to reach the different campuses.
The area around the property also has plenty of everyday facilities. Sainsbury's Local is nearby for groceries, while Victoria Centre provides access to shops, cafés and restaurants.
When you have time away from university, there are several places nearby to visit. Victoria Street has cafés for meeting friends or working outside your room, while restaurants such as Red Dog Saloon Nottingham, Fothergills and BOX Nottingham offer different options for meals.
Victoria Embankment provides open space for walking or getting some fresh air. Students can also use PureGym Nottingham City Centre for workouts, while Nottingham Central Library offers another place to read or work on assignments.
For evenings out, Huddl, The Loxley and The Southbank Bar are all within the surrounding area. Nottingham Railway Station and the Victoria Street Bus Corridor also make travelling beyond the immediate neighbourhood straightforward.
The accommodation itself is only one part of choosing a student residence. Location, room type, included bills and the facilities available within the building can all affect how well the property fits your routine.
Some of the main reasons students consider Straits Village include:
Nottingham Trent University is around 0.50 miles away.
University of Nottingham campuses can be reached by public transport.
En-suite rooms, studios, apartments and townhouse accommodation are available.
Electricity, gas, heating, water and high-speed Wi-Fi are included in the rent.
Furnished rooms reduce the need to arrange basic furniture after moving in.
Lounge area and private dining space provide shared areas for residents.
Pool table offers another place to spend time with friends.
CCTV is available within the residence.
On-site laundry and secure bike storage support everyday routines.
Vending machines are available within the property.
The city-centre location keeps shops, cafés, restaurants and transport links close by.
The range of room types is particularly useful for students comparing different living arrangements. You can choose between sharing with other residents, living with a friend or having a private studio, depending on what works for you.
Straits Village accommodation has a broad selection of room types, with weekly rents varying according to the accommodation and layout.
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Room Type |
Weekly Rent |
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Classic Ensuite |
From £129 |
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Classic Plus 4 Bed Ensuite |
From £139 |
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Standard Ensuite |
From £150 |
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Classic 2 Bed Apartment |
From £159 |
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Classic 4 Bed Ensuite |
From £159 |
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Classic Ensuite Townhouse |
From £165 |
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Premium 4 Bed Ensuite |
From £175 |
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Premium 2 Bed Apartment |
From £179 |
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Penthouse Classic 4 Bed Ensuite |
From £180 |
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Standard Studio |
From £185 |
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Penthouse Classic Plus 4 Bed Ensuite |
From £185 |
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Classic Studio |
From £189 |
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Penthouse Premium 4 Bed Ensuite |
From £190 |
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Premium Accessible Studio |
From £205 |
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Premium Studio |
From £219 |
Weekly rents may change according to tenancy length and room availability. All rooms are furnished, with utility bills and Wi-Fi included in the rent.
The en-suite options are suited to students who want a private bathroom while still sharing parts of the accommodation with other residents.
There are several configurations, including four-bed options and townhouse accommodation. Students can therefore compare different room layouts and prices rather than having to choose from one standard arrangement.
The two-bedroom apartments offer a middle ground between shared and independent living.
Students can share the apartment with a friend while retaining their own bedroom. This setup can work well for those who want to live with someone they already know without moving into a larger shared apartment.
Students who prefer greater independence can choose from Standard, Classic, Premium and Premium Accessible Studios.
A studio gives residents their own accommodation rather than sharing the main living and kitchen areas with a larger group. The higher-priced options can be considered by students who want to spend more on their private living space.
The Classic Ensuite Townhouse provides another shared living option.
Students have their own en-suite room while sharing communal areas within the townhouse. It can suit those who want the social side of shared accommodation without giving up a private bedroom and bathroom.
The weekly rent at Straits Village covers several of the household costs that students would otherwise need to arrange separately.
Your rent includes:
Electricity
Gas
Heating
Water
High-speed Wi-Fi
Furnished accommodation
Having these costs included means students can plan their accommodation budget around a single weekly payment rather than adding separate utility bills after moving in.
The facilities at Straits Village cover the basics of student living, with shared areas for socialising and services that help with everyday tasks.
Students have access to high-speed Wi-Fi and furnished living spaces that can be used for independent study and online university work.
While the property does not list dedicated study rooms, students can also use Nottingham Central Library when they want a separate place to work.
Residents have access to:
Lounge area
Private dining space
Pool table
These areas provide somewhere to spend time with flatmates and other residents outside the bedroom.
The residence includes:
CCTV monitoring
This provides security coverage within the property alongside the building's other facilities.
Residents can use:
On-site laundry
Having laundry facilities within the residence means students do not need to travel elsewhere to handle their washing.
Secure bike storage
Students who cycle around Nottingham have a designated place to keep their bikes within the property.
Additional Features
Vending machines
The vending machines provide an additional option when students need a quick snack or drink without leaving the building.
Living close to university can make a noticeable difference to your daily routine. Shorter journeys give you more flexibility between lectures, library sessions, part-time work and plans with friends.
Straits Village Nottingham is particularly well placed for students attending Nottingham Trent University, while the University of Nottingham's campuses can also be reached by public transport.
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University |
Distance |
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0.50 miles |
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Nottingham Trent University – Brackenhurst Campus |
0.56 miles |
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University of Nottingham – Jubilee Campus |
2.47 miles |
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University of Nottingham – University Park Campus |
3.00 miles |
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University of Nottingham – King's Meadow Campus |
3.13 miles |
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Nottingham Trent University – Clifton Campus |
5.56 miles |
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University of Nottingham – Sutton Bonington Campus |
12.21 miles |
Nottingham Trent University is the closest major university, with the main campus around half a mile from the accommodation. The Brackenhurst Campus is also listed at 0.56 miles, although its location means students should consider their actual course location and transport requirements before choosing where to live.
Students at the University of Nottingham have several campus options within the city. Jubilee Campus is the closest at 2.47 miles, followed by University Park and King's Meadow. Sutton Bonington is considerably further away, so students studying there may need to rely more heavily on public transport.
Once you’ve received your university offer through Clearing, finding student housing will require some planning, especially if you’re intending to stay near central Nottingham. Checking availability shortly after confirming your place provides you more opportunity to compare accommodation kinds before demand goes up.
For the academic year, Straits Village provides a range of housing choices including en-suite rooms, two-bedroom flats, townhomes and studios. This allows students to compare multiple types of arrangements instead of being stuck to one room type.
Availability may fluctuate throughout Clearing, so if you know the university you want and your first choice of lodging type, enquire early. Room charges and availability may also vary according to the length of tenancy.
Straits Village's central position in Nottingham makes navigating the city quite easy. Students can walk to local areas of the city center, take local buses for lengthier journeys, or use the rail service for travel further afield.
The housing is near Victoria Street Bus Corridor, which has links to several districts of Nottingham. Also close to Nottingham Railway Station, meaning students have access to rail connections across the UK.
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Transport |
Details |
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Railway Station |
Nottingham Railway Station |
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Nearby Bus Stop |
Victoria Street Bus Corridor |
For students attending Nottingham Trent University, the short distance to campus can make walking a practical option for many days. Those travelling to University of Nottingham campuses can use the city's public transport network instead.
Students who cycle can also make use of the secure bike storage at Straits Village, which can be useful for regular journeys around Nottingham.
The area around Nottingham Straits Village has a mix of shops, food spots, study spaces, fitness facilities and places to spend time after lectures.
Students who want to fit exercise around their timetable can use:
PureGym Nottingham City Centre
Its city-centre location makes it a practical option for students who prefer working out before or after university.
Regular shopping is easy to manage from the accommodation.
Shopping
Victoria Centre
Supermarket
Sainsbury's Local
Victoria Centre is useful for larger shopping trips, while Sainsbury's Local is better suited to picking up groceries and everyday essentials.
Students can access healthcare services within Nottingham when required.
Nottingham City Hospital
There are several places around the property for coffee, meals and meeting friends.
Cafés
Victoria Street cafés
Restaurants
Red Dog Saloon Nottingham
Fothergills
BOX Nottingham
The range of nearby food options means students can grab something between lectures or meet friends for a meal without travelling far.
Students who want to work somewhere other than their accommodation can use:
Nottingham Central Library
It offers another setting for reading, research and coursework, particularly when you need a quieter environment.
For some time outdoors, students can head to:
Victoria Embankment
The open space provides an option for walking, exercising or taking a break from the city centre.
Students looking for somewhere to meet friends in the evening have several nearby choices:
Huddl
The Loxley
The Southbank Bar
Straits Village can work well for students who want to stay close to Nottingham Trent University while keeping the wider city within easy reach. Its accommodation range also gives students some flexibility over how they want to live.
With Nottingham Trent University around 0.50 miles away, the property is particularly useful for students who want a short journey to campus.
The nearby location can leave more time for studying, social plans or other commitments during the week.
Straits Village offers en-suite rooms, apartments, townhouses and studios.
That range means students can compare shared and private accommodation according to their budget and preferred living arrangement.
The two-bedroom apartments can suit students who already have someone they want to live with.
Each resident can have their own bedroom while sharing the main apartment space.
The Standard, Classic, Premium and Premium Accessible Studios offer a more independent setup.
These rooms can suit students who would rather have their own living and kitchen space instead of sharing with several flatmates.
Electricity, gas, heating, water and Wi-Fi are included within the rent.
This keeps the main household costs together with the accommodation payment, making it easier to plan your student budget.
The property is close to Victoria Centre, Sainsbury's Local, cafés, restaurants and public transport. Nottingham Trent University is also within walking distance, while University of Nottingham campuses can be reached using local transport.
For students who want to keep daily travel and errands relatively simple, this central location is one of the property's main advantages.
Straits Village Nottingham offers several accommodation options, from en-suite rooms and townhouses to two-bedroom apartments and private studios. Furnished rooms, including household bills, Wi-Fi, and practical facilities such as laundry and bike storage, cover many of the basics students need during the academic year.
The Straits Village Nottingham address also places residents close to Nottingham Trent University, while the University of Nottingham's campuses remain accessible by public transport. With Victoria Centre, Sainsbury's Local, cafés, restaurants, a library and other everyday facilities nearby, Nottingham Straits Village gives students a central base for university life.
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Classic Ensuite
Tenancy 27 week | 51 week | 44 week | 39 week
4 Tenancy options
From£165 /week

Classic Plus 4 Bed Ensuite
Tenancy 9 week | 51 week | 44 week
3 Tenancy options
From£165 /week

Standard Ensuite
Tenancy 51 week | 44 week
2 Tenancy options
From£149 /week

Classic Ensuite Townhouse
Tenancy 51 week | 44 week | 32 week | 17 week
4 Tenancy options
From£155 /week
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Kiera
I am a Master’s student who recently moved out of this property. The location is convenient however The entrance door to Block B was completely broken for almost the entire year, while the main security gates were also broken at points. This was a major safety concern, as people could freely access the building and there were occasions where homeless people were on the property. I often felt very unsafe as a result. I received multiple false emails accusing me of not paying my rent, even after it had already been paid, which was bizarre and frustrating. Looking at other reviews, this also seems to be a common issue. The lift in Block B was also out of service for significant periods throughout the year, so I wouldn’t recommend living here if you rely on the lifts. Unfortunately, my overall experience was disappointing. I had parcels go missing, and when I raised an issue with a flatmate, I felt dismissed rather than supported. The way the situation was handled had a significant impact on my wellbeing. I experienced serious travel difficulties on the day of my move, and due to my family members having full time jobs, this was the only realistic day available for us to move out. Despite this, there was very little understanding or flexibility shown towards my circumstances. More concerning was the conduct of the lead accommodation member, who was rude and dismissive towards both me and my family at a time when we were already under significant pressure. Throughout the day, the lead accommodation member also made several comments that I found dismissive and condescending. Given the circumstances, I would have expected to be spoken to with a reasonable level of respect and understanding. Instead, some of the remarks made me feel uncomfortable and belittled, I found this unnecessary and disappointing, especially during an already stressful move out process. While the facilities and location are good, the lack of support, handling of resident concerns, and attitude of staff would make me strongly recommend looking at alternative student accommodations before choosing this property
Broccoli
Firstly, I would like to mention that I did not rebook for next year because I am not satisfied with the value for the price I paid. This is a new accommodation, so new that the satellite image still shows it as a construction site, and I believe I am among the first residents. New accommodations often come with numerous issues and faults. Here are the pros and cons: Pros: - Location: The location is excellent, just a 2-minute walk to the Victoria Centre, and every bus stop is roughly 5 minutes away. - Staff: The staff are extremely helpful, especially Sarah at reception, who always assists with any issues or questions. Paul is always available to fix or replace anything that is broken. They provide prompt service and do their best to resolve any problems. - Common Room: There is a large, comfortable common room, perfect for hanging out with friends. It's mostly quiet and a great place to relax, chat, or eat. - Trash Management: The trash rooms are easily accessible and well-maintained, with frequent trash removal to prevent any unpleasant odors. - No Elevators: There are no elevators, which is advantageous since each block is only two floors. This means no waiting for elevators or dealing with broken ones. - Cleanliness: The accommodation is frequently cleaned. - Well-equipped Rooms and Kitchens: The rooms and kitchens are well-equipped with necessary amenities. Cons: - Hot Water Issues: There are frequent issues with the hot water supply, leading to cold showers. - Weak Security: The security is inadequate, allowing intruders who have previously caused disturbances and vandalism. - Plumbing Problems: In September, there was a severe plumbing issue that caused a foul odor, and it took a while to resolve. - Laundry Facilities: The laundry rooms have limited machines, resulting in long waiting times. - Gym Size: The gym is very small, even smaller than my flat. - Kitchen Size: In the 2-bed apartments, the kitchen is too small to accommodate two people at once, and the mini-fridge is insufficient for two people, limiting grocery storage. - Bathroom Size: The bathrooms (unless in a studio) are very small, described by my flatmate as "cubicles," making them quite impractical for regular use. Overall, while there are some positive aspects, the numerous issues, particularly with security, facilities, and space, have led to my decision not to rebook for next year.
Liticia Francineth
I had the best first year experience living in Straits Village. The staff are the loveliest people. Although I haven’t rebooked for the following year, I will hopefully be coming back in the near future.
Negra Hodžić
Living at Straits Village has been such a great experience. The staff at reception and even the security team are always friendly and welcoming, which really makes a difference. I have been in a 4-bed apartment and it's clean, modern, well lit, with a nice view. Nothing to complain about at all. The kitchen is spacious and well equipped. I also really enjoy the regular events and freebies. Puppy yoga was definitely a highlight!
Nathan Chung How
Amazing staff, Raman and Kier are so nice and wonderful, they tend to all your needs and are like your second family. The accommodation is great and the common rooms so practical for everything! Free stuff too from the accom from time to time!
Kiera
I am a Master’s student who recently moved out of this property. The location is convenient however The entrance door to Block B was completely broken for almost the entire year, while the main security gates were also broken at points. This was a major safety concern, as people could freely access the building and there were occasions where homeless people were on the property. I often felt very unsafe as a result. I received multiple false emails accusing me of not paying my rent, even after it had already been paid, which was bizarre and frustrating. Looking at other reviews, this also seems to be a common issue. The lift in Block B was also out of service for significant periods throughout the year, so I wouldn’t recommend living here if you rely on the lifts. Unfortunately, my overall experience was disappointing. I had parcels go missing, and when I raised an issue with a flatmate, I felt dismissed rather than supported. The way the situation was handled had a significant impact on my wellbeing. I experienced serious travel difficulties on the day of my move, and due to my family members having full time jobs, this was the only realistic day available for us to move out. Despite this, there was very little understanding or flexibility shown towards my circumstances. More concerning was the conduct of the lead accommodation member, who was rude and dismissive towards both me and my family at a time when we were already under significant pressure. Throughout the day, the lead accommodation member also made several comments that I found dismissive and condescending. Given the circumstances, I would have expected to be spoken to with a reasonable level of respect and understanding. Instead, some of the remarks made me feel uncomfortable and belittled, I found this unnecessary and disappointing, especially during an already stressful move out process. While the facilities and location are good, the lack of support, handling of resident concerns, and attitude of staff would make me strongly recommend looking at alternative student accommodations before choosing this property
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No pets of any kind are permitted at the property, except registered assistance dogs.
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Dual occupancy is available on most rooms over 23sqm. Both occupants would need to apply and mention in their application that they are applying for dual occupancy so that the price can be amended. The price would be the total rent plus an additional £50 and then divided by two for each occupant’s weekly cost unless otherwise stated.
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