Student Accommodation near University Of Portsmouth

Because it’s your one-stop for smart, stress-free housing solutions—from affordable student accommodation in Portsmouth to safe student communities—House of Students matches your uni lifestyle, not just your needs.

Possibly. Staying away from campus can make joining societies harder. House of Students recommends student-friendly areas or connected houses that help you keep social even if you commute.

After acceptance, you get a Student Home Portal invite to apply. If you haven’t secured anything, you’ll need temporary accommodation yourself. House of Students helps guide you through set-up before and on arrival.

No—baka, the uni doesn’t provide that. You’ll need private renting. House of Students can connect you with suitable private listings for family setups.

Yes—districts like Fratton or North End can be cheaper than city centre or Southsea. House of Students offers location-specific advice to stretch your budget.

Generally not. Exemptions only apply when all occupants are full-time students. Otherwise you may be liable for reduced council tax—House of Students can help explain your situation.

Yes—if you list them as a third-party contact. House of Students encourages clarity in communication, especially for parents helping behind the scenes.

It’s the usual student private let contract—exclusive rights to your room and joint use of common areas, for a fixed term. House of Students walks you through the jargon and your rights.

Standard practice is to check whether contents insurance is included. House of Students flags options offering insurance, so your gear is covered.

Yes—Portsmouth Uni has inclusion services offering adjustments and advice. House of Students can also suggest accessible housing tailored to your needs.

Yes, most halls let you stay over Christmas/Easter. For summer, check hall-specific policies, or use House of Students to arrange alternative stays.

Contracts vary. Some allow it under certain conditions. House of Students can help with cancellation terms, replacements, or even sub-letting support.

Not always. Many private housing options do, but be sure to double-check. House of Students helps compare all-inclusive student accommodation in Portsmouth so you’re never surprised.

Both generally have good security—key access, CCTV, support staff. House of Students highlights accommodation with robust safety features so you're covered.

Usually, yes. If you can’t get a UK one, landlords often ask for rent upfront or offer guarantor services. Let House of Students guide you through it stress-free.

Yes—just request it through Student Housing. House of Students can also pair you with friends or peers looking for flatmates.

Depends. If home is far or messy commutes are a risk, you might struggle socially or with punctuality. House of Students offers affordable local options that still make uni life possible.

Private lets often run 44 weeks minimum, but House of Students can help you find flexible or short-stay spots that match your 20-week term.

Absolutely—Res Life is on point for pastoral support. House of Students also offers peer support and community-building housing that helps you feel connected fast.

One guest for up to 3 nights at a time, and 6 nights max per month—best to give your flatmates a heads-up, or have House of Students broker the courtesy for you.

Just head to hall reception and ask staff to let you in. Third-party halls have their own procedures. House of Students also offers emergency housing advice if needed.

Depending on availability, yes. Contact Student Housing or, if it’s about wellbeing, loop in the Residence Life team. And if you want a smoother switch, House of Students helps find replacements or better-fitting options.

First years get first dibs on halls. Returning students may get spaces reallocated around October–November depending on availability. House of Students can also guide you toward top private housing alternatives.

Yes, if you live only with full-time students (in PO1–PO6), your home is exempt. Outside that, you’ll need a Council Tax Certificate via the Student View portal or ask House of Students to help you understand the process.

Most students start with StudentPad, the uni’s official housing portal—think registered landlords, verified listings, and even housemate match boards. House of Students complements this by curating tailored Portsmouth accommodation options fast.

Most students start with StudentPad, the uni’s official housing portal—think registered landlords, verified listings, and even housemate match boards. House of Students complements this by curating tailored Portsmouth accommodation options fast.