For contemporary designed student accommodation in Bournemouth, check out Skyline. This eclectic accommodation offers en suite rooms in both shared apartments and studios, as well as a cinema room, virtual gym, TV lounge, games areas, sky lounge, roof terrace, and courtyard. It’s also designed with study spaces on every floor including art rooms and a make-up room for the creative students. Location-wise, it’s a 41-minute walk to Bournemouth University or a 43-minute walk to The Arts University Bournemouth, but with loads of buses available, you can save the steps and get to campus in under ten minutes.
If you’re after accommodation for students in Bournemouth right in the city centre, have a look at Oxford Point. This contemporary student housing has a range of en suite and studio rooms, as well as great social spaces where you can watch TV, cook in the communal kitchen and hang with friends in the games playing video games, table football or pool. There’s also an outdoor courtyard for those sunny afternoons. This accommodation is located right in the city centre, close to lots of bars and shops, but isn’t as close to campus which means you’re about a 40-minute walk to Bournemouth University or a 44-minute walk to The Arts University Bournemouth. But don’t worry, there are plenty of buses to save you time.
If private student flats in Bournemouth are what you’re after, check out St Peter’s Hall. This modern student apartments has a selection of private studios depending on your needs, as well as a communal lounge, on-site gym, cinema room and private dining room. It’s located in the town centre, a little way from campus, but most campuses are only ever a 20-minute bus ride away.
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