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Nottingham Student Accommodation – Now Booking for 2022/23
FHP Student Living is Nottingham’s premier letting agent for student accommodation. We have been letting properties to students in Nottingham for over 12 years, so know all the best areas, accommodation and of course, nightlife!
We are now booking for the 2022/23 academic year with a wide range of properties from purpose built studio apartments, through to 8-10 bedroom student houses of the highest spec. We cater for students at both universities with nearly 1000 beds across The City, Lenton, Beeston, The Arboretum and Dunkirk.
Nottingham Trent University
FHP Student Living are proud sponsors of Nottingham Trent Universities sports teams and we have lots of accommodation available in desirable areas such at The Arboretum, City Centre, Lenton, The Park and Clifton. We have sites such as Varsity Clifton, featuring 30 studio / one bed apartments, Varsity City featuring 11 six bedroom apartments and 1 four bed as well as a fantastic array of additional housing.
The University of Nottingham
We also love students at The University of Nottingham and have some fantastic properties available in Lenton, Beeston, Dunkirk, as well as City Centre properties really close to the #34 bus stop to get you direct to campus. We have plenty of houses and flats off Derby Road, in the prime locations for UofN students.
ANUK Accredited Agent
FHP Student Living are an ANUK accredited agency. ANUK is a branch of the Unipol code for the management of student accommodation so you know that if you live in a property managed by FHP Student Living, you will be looked after
Perks
Most our properties that are managed by FHP Student Living come with contents insurance included along with and end of tenancy clean. As your agent to confirm if this applies to your property.
Top Tips for House Hunting
- You might have only just met your new housemates in halls but don’t feel pressured to book with them
just out of convenience. Think about sharing with people who are on your course, as well as people from any societies you might be in. Remember, signing for a house is a long commitment. - Once you’ve decided who to live with, talk to each other about where you want to live, how much to spend and other factors such as the number of bathrooms or other priorities
- Get out and View! Dont just sit on Rightmove and Stu-Rents. Get talking to your agents about houses that match your criteria and book in some viewings.
- Finally, be decisive. Properties go very quickly in the height of the season. Make sure you have your passports and that you have confirmed with your parents that they can act as your guarantor
