Student accommodation in Woodhouse, Leeds — 10 minutes’ walk from the University of Leeds
Trinity Hall is a student accommodation in Leeds, located at Holborn Approach, Woodhouse, LS6 2FD, in the heart of the student district. Built in 2016, the residence offers a wide range of room types — from en-suite rooms in shared cluster apartments to self-contained studios and one-bedroom apartments — within a gated, purpose-built development. The University of Leeds is approximately 10 minutes on foot (0.7 miles), Leeds Arts University is around 8 minutes’ walk, and Leeds Beckett University city campus is approximately 17 minutes on foot. All utility bills and high-speed Wi-Fi are included in the rent. Trinity Hall holds a 3.8-star Google rating from 25 reviews.
Location and transport links
Trinity Hall is situated on Holborn Approach in Woodhouse — one of Leeds’ most popular student neighbourhoods, within easy reach of both the University of Leeds and Leeds Arts University. The surrounding area has a wide range of cafés, restaurants, independent shops and student-friendly amenities.
- University of Leeds — approximately 10 minutes on foot (0.7 miles)
- Leeds Arts University — approximately 8 minutes on foot
- Leeds Beckett University (City Campus) — approximately 17 minutes on foot
- Leeds city centre — approximately 20 minutes on foot or a short bus ride
- Leeds train station — accessible by bus, with national rail connections across the UK
- Craftea Café — approximately 0.6 miles away
- Brotherton Gallery (University of Leeds) — approximately 0.6 miles away
Room types at Trinity Hall Leeds
Trinity Hall offers one of the widest ranges of room types of any student accommodation in Leeds, designed to suit different budgets, preferences and levels of independence. All rooms are fully furnished with modern furniture and have private bathrooms.
Cluster rooms
En-suite rooms within large shared apartments of 10 or 11 students, with a fully equipped communal kitchen and living area. Available in Standard and Luxe finishes — the Luxe option includes Bluetooth speakers, LED lighting and premium bathroom fittings.
Self-contained studios
Private studio apartments with a kitchenette, en-suite bathroom and study area, all within one self-contained space. Available in Standard, Premium and Deluxe tiers, with the Deluxe option offering a larger kitchen and living area.
Studio Luxe
High-specification studios ranging from 22m² to 36.5m², featuring underfloor heating and access to a shared garden. Available in four size configurations (A–D).
One-bedroom apartments
The most spacious option at Trinity Hall, up to 43m², with a separate lounge and study area. Well suited to postgraduate students or those who prefer more space and privacy.
- All utility bills included (electricity, gas, water)
- High-speed Wi-Fi throughout
- Short-term tenancies available
- No UK guarantor required if paying rent upfront; Housing Hand accepted as an alternative
Facilities and shared spaces
Trinity Hall is a gated development with a comprehensive range of communal facilities. Security is managed through fob entry, video intercoms and 24/7 CCTV monitoring across the site.
- On-site gym
- Cinema room
- Games room
- BBQ area and courtyard garden
- Common room
- On-site laundry facilities
- Covered bike storage
- Car parking (additional charge)
- Parcel collection room
- On-site maintenance team
- Disabled access
- Gated community with secure fob entry, video intercoms and 24/7 CCTV
- 3.8-star Google rating (25 reviews)
Student life in Leeds
Leeds is one of the UK’s largest student cities, with over 60,000 students across its universities. Woodhouse and Hyde Park — the neighbourhoods surrounding Trinity Hall — are home to a dense mix of cafés, independent restaurants, bars and student essentials, all within walking distance.
The city centre offers a thriving cultural and social scene, from the Leeds Grand Theatre and the Tetley gallery to Kirkgate Market and the shops of the Victoria Quarter. Live music, comedy and nightlife options are plentiful, with venues ranging from small independent clubs to the First Direct Arena.
Leeds train station connects the city to Manchester in under an hour, London in around two hours, and Edinburgh in approximately two and a half hours — making it a well-connected base for students who travel frequently.
Frequently asked questions about Trinity Hall Leeds
How far is Trinity Hall from the University of Leeds?
Trinity Hall is approximately 0.7 miles from the University of Leeds — around a 10-minute walk downhill from the Holborn Approach site.
Which universities are close to Trinity Hall?
Leeds Arts University is approximately 8 minutes on foot. The University of Leeds is approximately 10 minutes on foot. Leeds Beckett University’s city campus is approximately 17 minutes on foot.
What room types are available?
Trinity Hall offers cluster en-suite rooms (Standard and Luxe), self-contained studios (Standard, Premium and Deluxe), Studio Luxe apartments (22–36.5m²) and one-bedroom apartments of up to 43m².
Are bills included?
Yes. All utility bills (electricity, gas and water) and high-speed Wi-Fi are included in the rent.
Is Trinity Hall a gated development?
Yes. Trinity Hall is a fully gated community with secure fob entry, video intercoms and 24/7 CCTV monitoring.
Do I need a UK guarantor?
A UK guarantor is not required if you pay your rent upfront. Alternatively, third-party guarantor services such as Housing Hand are accepted.
Are short-term tenancies available?
Yes. Trinity Hall offers short-term tenancy options for students with flexible requirements. Contact the property directly for current availability.
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