Student Accommodation Sheffield

You’re probably wondering about where you’re going to live while you’re studying in Sheffield. Well, Accommodation for Students has got that covered. From 1 bed studios and flats to 4 bed houses and Student Halls, we’ve got the accommodation you need within your budget – whatever University in Sheffield you go to. Whether you’re headed to The University of Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University or The Sheffield College, Accommodation for Students has a wide array of student accommodation available in Sheffield and the surrounding areas.

Some of the most popular places for students in Sheffield to live are:

Broomhill: Within walking distance of the University of Sheffield’s student village, Broomhill is popular with students wanting to live in private housing near to pubs and shops.

Crookes: You’ll be hard-pressed to find someone who isn’t a student living in Crookes – it is a bit of a student bubble after all. You’ll get fit if you choose to live here anyway, thanks to the proliferation of hills.

Eccleshall Road: Popular with Sheffield Hallam University students thanks to its location, Eccleshall Road is packed full of independent shops, restaurants and cafés, making it the perfect spot for weekend brunch.

Sheffield City Centre: Like with any other city centre, Sheffield city centre is more expensive to live in, but is closer to the bulk of Sheffield's bars, clubs, restaurants and shops.

Ranmoor: If you’re not a city lover, and want to live somewhere a bit greener then head to Ranmoor, which is only a short bus ride away from the beautiful peak district.

Don’t worry if your student accommodation is not located that close to your Uni in Sheffield, there are plenty of ways to get around. Sheffield's public transport is made up of buses, trains and trams with a variety of travel pass options available on each.

It’s also important to know that when you come to study in Sheffield, you will never get bored. No matter what you are in to or what you are studying, there is something here for everyone to enjoy:

Art & History: The Millenium Gallery is one of the most visited free attractions in the North of England, offering the chance to see some of Sheffield’s unique heritage close up.

Heritage & History: Sheffield has a similar history to Manchester in that it played a major part in the industrial revolution of the 1900s, so the Abbeyvale Industrial Hamlet and Kelham Island Museums are both must see.

Food and Drink: Sheffield is home to many of the familiar national chains we all know and love, but they also have a thriving independent scene too. It is also the birthplace of the UK’s craft beer revolution as well.

Retail: Sheffield has an independent spirit that is reflected in its retail scene and so it is home to many quirky shopping districts that you will want to explore. Don’t worry though, there are also plenty of high street shopping opportunities as well.

Sports: Home to the English Institute of Sport, Sheffield has plenty of sporting activities to offer – from catching a football game played by Sheffield United or Sheffield Wednesday, to watching the Sheffield Steeler's on ice.

Wherever you are studying in Sheffield, and wherever you want to live, check out our live list of all of the student accommodation in Sheffield – from flats and studios, to student halls and houses.