Winfield Court, nottingham

Winfield Court Student Accommodation Nottingham

Winfield Court is a purpose-built student residence in Nottingham’s Island Quarter, opened in September 2024 with 693 en-suite and studio rooms. It sits on the canal-side regeneration site that’s also home to Binks Yard and Cleaver & Wake, about 2.4 miles from Nottingham city centre. It’s run by Fresh, who also handle the free resident shuttle bus to both main universities - which is the single biggest practical reason students pick this property over others in the city.

This page covers what you actually need before booking: exact location, university travel times, what’s included in rent, real room prices, and student reviews - not just the sales pitch.

Where is Winfield Court Located? (Island Quarter, Nottingham)

Winfield Court is at Island Quarter, 1 Scholars Walk, Nottingham NG2 4RU - on the south bank of the River Trent, about 2.4 miles from the city centre. It’s a new-build (opened late 2024), so you’re not dealing with an older converted building - everything from the wiring to the windows is current spec.

Universities Near Winfield Court Student Accommodation

 

The free shuttle bus is exclusive to Winfield Court residents and is worth factoring into your decision if you’re choosing between this and a property that’s closer on foot but has no transport perk - it can work out faster door-to-door than walking from a “closer” building.

Life at Winfield Court - What’s Actually On-Site

• Gym - on-site, no separate membership
• Cinema/multimedia room - for film nights, big screen
• Games room - pool table, consoles
• Podcasting suite - a genuine point of difference; most Nottingham PBSA buildings don’t have one
• Study rooms (“The Hub”) - separate from your bedroom, for focused work
• Courtyard with basketball court - outdoor space, rare in a city-centre new-build
• Rooftop terrace / Sky Lounge - outdoor seating
• Private dining room - bookable for group meals
• On-site laundry and secure bike storage

Bills included in rent: water, electricity, gas, heating, Wi-Fi, and contents insurance. No separate utility bills to chase.

Room Types & Prices at Winfield Court

18 room configurations across two main categories. Live pricing is on the booking widget - table below is for quick comparison by tier.

Worth knowing: Winfield Court isn’t the cheapest Nottingham option on House of Student - several nearby properties start lower. The trade-off is a brand-new building, all-inclusive billing with no admin faff, and the free shuttle bus. If budget is your only filter, compare it against other Nottingham student accommodation before deciding.

Neighbourhood: The Island Quarter & Nottingham City Centre

• Food & drink: Binks Yard (canal-side dining, outdoor screen) and Cleaver & Wake, both a short walk
• Groceries: The Food Warehouse and a local supermarket within a 10-minute walk
• Shopping: Victoria Centre, an 18-minute walk
• Green space: Green’s Mill Park, for skyline views when you need a break
• Culture: National Justice Museum, Nottingham Contemporary, and the City of Caves all nearby
• Nightlife/events: Motorpoint Arena for concerts and major events
• Transport: Nottingham Railway Station, a 10-minute walk - useful for weekend trips home

Winfield Court Reviews - What Students Say

Real feedback from residents, published as it comes in. If you’re deciding between Winfield Court and another Nottingham property, this is usually more useful than anything above.

Who Should Book Winfield Court?

• NTU or UoN students who want transport sorted - the free shuttle bus is the standout perk here
• Students who want their own studio - full kitchen and bathroom, no flatmate logistics
• Content creators - the podcasting suite is a genuine, unusual amenity
• Anyone who wants “one bill, no admin” - water, gas, electricity, heating, Wi-Fi and contents insurance all rolled into rent
• Students who care about move-in condition - opened in 2024, so it’s not an older building with wear and tear

It’s a less obvious fit if price is your main constraint - there are cheaper options elsewhere in Nottingham, and Winfield Court is positioned as new-build and amenity-led rather than budget-led.

The House of Student Take

Winfield Court’s real selling points are the free shuttle bus to both major universities and the fact that it’s a genuinely new building rather than a refurbished one - that matters more than it sounds for things like Wi-Fi reliability and room finish. The podcasting suite and rooftop terrace are unusual extras for Nottingham PBSA. It’s not the cheapest room in the city, but if you want all-inclusive, low-hassle living with transport handled for you, it’s a strong shortlist option for both NTU and UoN students