Leeds Student Accommodation Prices 2026/2027

Student accommodation in Leeds: prices and options for 2026/27

Leeds is one of the UK's largest student cities, with over 65,000 students across the University of Leeds, Leeds Beckett University, Leeds Arts University and Leeds Trinity University. Purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) in Leeds covers a wide range of budgets and locations — from affordable en-suite rooms close to campus to premium city-centre studios. This guide covers what students can expect to pay and what is included, with honest details on each property.

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How much does student accommodation cost in Leeds?

PBSA in Leeds currently ranges from approximately £140 to £270 per week, depending on room type and location. En-suite rooms in shared flats sit at the lower end; self-contained studios typically cost more. Most contracts run for 44 or 51 weeks, and bills are usually included — which is worth factoring in when comparing headline prices.

• Asquith House — from £140 per week
• Austin Hall — from £140 per week
• The Foundry — from £149 per week
• Asa Briggs House — from £150 per week
• Fusion Leeds — from £195 per week
• The Fabric Works — from £229 per week
• Sycamore House — from £259 per week

Asquith House

Asquith House offers Classic Ensuite rooms in central Leeds. All bills are included in the rent. The property is within walking distance of the University of Leeds and Leeds Beckett University's City Campus.

From £140 per week — View full listing

Austin Hall

Austin Hall offers Classic Ensuite rooms in Leeds, with all bills included. The property is well located for students at the University of Leeds and Leeds Beckett University.

From £140 per week — View full listing

The Foundry

The Foundry is a centrally located student accommodation in Leeds offering Standard Ensuite rooms and studios. The property is within walking distance of both the University of Leeds and Leeds Beckett University's City Campus. All bills and internet are included in the rent.

• University of Leeds — within walking distance
• Leeds Beckett University (City Campus) — within walking distance

From £149 per week — View full listing

Asa Briggs House

Asa Briggs House is located on St John's Road in Leeds, offering en-suite rooms and studios. The property includes communal social areas, a library, study rooms, meeting areas, an outdoor games area and a courtyard. All bills are included in the rent.

• University of Leeds — approximately 4 minutes on foot
• Leeds Beckett University (City Campus) — approximately 10 minutes on foot
• Leeds Arts University — approximately 12 minutes by public transport

Asa Briggs House is rated 4.4 stars from 96 Google reviews.

From £150 per week — View full listing

Fusion Leeds

Fusion Leeds offers Classic Ensuite rooms in Leeds with all bills included. The property is well connected to Leeds universities and the city centre.

From £195 per week — View full listing

The Fabric Works

The Fabric Works offers Classic Studio apartments in Leeds. Each studio is self-contained with a private kitchen and bathroom. All bills and internet are included in the rent.

From £229 per week — View full listing

Sycamore House

Sycamore House is located at Woodhouse Square in Leeds, offering self-contained studio apartments. Each studio is fully furnished with a private kitchen and integrated appliances. On-site facilities include a gym, games room, outdoor courtyard and secure cycle storage. All bills are included in the rent.

• University of Leeds — approximately 7 minutes on foot
• Leeds Beckett University (City Campus) — approximately 10 minutes on foot
• Leeds Arts University — approximately 15 minutes by public transport

Sycamore House is rated 4.5 stars from 24 Google reviews.

From £259 per week — View full listing

Frequently asked questions

How much is student accommodation in Leeds?

Purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) in Leeds currently ranges from approximately £140 to £270 per week, depending on room type and location. En-suite rooms in shared flats start at around £140 per week; self-contained studios typically cost from £230 per week upwards. Most PBSA contracts include all utility bills, which simplifies budgeting.

Is Leeds affordable for students?

Leeds is considered one of the more affordable major student cities in the UK. Living costs outside of rent — food, transport, leisure — are lower than in London or Edinburgh. The range of PBSA options across different price points means students can usually find something that fits their budget, though the cheapest rooms in central locations fill quickly.

Where is the best area for students to live in Leeds?

The most popular student areas in Leeds are Hyde Park and Headingley, both close to the University of Leeds, and the city centre, which suits students at Leeds Beckett's City Campus. Woodhouse and Burley are quieter residential areas with lower private rents. PBSA is concentrated mainly in the city centre and the areas immediately surrounding the University of Leeds campus.

What is included in PBSA rent in Leeds?

Most purpose-built student accommodation in Leeds includes all utility bills — electricity, heating and water — as well as high-speed internet. Contents insurance is included by some providers but not all, so it is worth checking before you book. Laundry facilities are usually on-site, though these are typically coin or card-operated rather than free.

Is Leeds a good city for international students?

Yes. Leeds has a large international student community, particularly at the University of Leeds, which attracts students from over 170 countries. The city has a wide range of cultural amenities, good transport connections and a well-developed support infrastructure for international students. All-inclusive PBSA is a practical option for international students who want predictable monthly costs.

How do I get around Leeds as a student?

Leeds city centre and the main university campuses are walkable from most PBSA locations. The city has a bus network operated by First Leeds and Arriva, with frequent services to the University of Leeds, Leeds Beckett campuses and surrounding areas. Leeds train station connects the city to Manchester, Sheffield, London and Edinburgh. Leeds does not currently have a tram or metro system, though a West Yorkshire mass transit project is in development.