King Square Studios, Bristol
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About the Property
King Square Studios is Located at Dighton St, Bristol, BS2 8AU, United Kingdom. It offers comfortable and modern student accommodation in the heart of the city. Students can choose from studio and non-ensuite apartments. Each room is designed to support study, rest, and daily student life. This student accommodation in Bristol is ideal for those studying at the BIMM, Bristol, and the University of Bristol. Both campuses are close, making the daily commute easy and quick.
Bristol is one of the UK’s most student-friendly cities, with a student population of over 50,000. The city has an employment rate of around 78%, showing strong career opportunities. The safety index is 60, and the crime rate is 69 per 1,000 people, making it a relatively safe place for students. The city is rich in culture and history. It is known for its maritime roots and landmarks like the Clifton Suspension Bridge. King Square Studios Bristol sits right in the middle of this lively city. The property is close to shopping areas, restaurants, and public transport, making student life easier and more enjoyable. With many international students calling Bristol home, it’s a welcoming and diverse place to live.
King Square Studios Home For Students provides more than just a place to stay. It offers a strong foundation for academic success and social growth. Choosing King Square Studios Bristol student accommodation means choosing comfort, community, and convenience in one of the UK’s most exciting cities.
Location and What's Hot?
Bristol, a lively city rich in history, culture, and learning, is home to King Square Studios Bristol. This popular student accommodation is close to top institutes like the TEG English Bristol and the EC Bristol English Language School. Students here enjoy being in a neighborhood filled with great cafes, shops, parks, and cultural spots.
For coffee lovers, Full Court Press and Boston Tea Party are just around the corner. They serve fresh brews and are perfect for study breaks or meeting friends. Craving a good meal? Try The Canteen, known for local flavors, or Poco Tapas Bar, which offers Spanish-style small plates. For nightlife, The Love Inn and Lakota are local favorites. They’re ideal for dancing, live music, and making memories with friends. Grocery shopping is easy with Tesco Express and Sainsbury’s Local nearby. You can stock up on essentials without going far. If you need medical help, Montpelier Health Centre and Broadmead Medical Centre are close and provide quality care. For art and history fans, the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery and Arnolfini Gallery offer great exhibits all year. Bookworms can enjoy reading or studying at Bristol Central Library and Junction 3 Library, both peaceful and close to the property. Need a break from studies? Relax in Castle Park or take a walk through Brandon Hill Park, both offering green open spaces to unwind.
King Square Studios Bristol is more than a place to stay. With modern rooms, friendly common areas, and top facilities like a gym and games room, it supports a full student lifestyle. You’ll live in comfort, close to everything Bristol has to offer—making this one of the best student housing options in the city. To explore more, check out some of the best tourist attractions in Bristol.
Commute
Living at King Square Studios Bristol means having great public transport nearby. For easy travel across the city, students can use bus stops like Bus Station (bay 17) and Bus Station (bay 18). These stops connect you to many parts of Bristol. You won’t have to walk far or wait long. If you're planning a trip outside the city, Montpelier train station is also nearby. It offers good connections to other towns and cities. Whether you’re heading to class or exploring Bristol, King Square Studios gives you access to reliable and fast transport options right from the city center.
Room Types (8)
Studio
Classic Studio
Medium Studio
Large Studio
Extra Large Studio
Deluxe Studio
Medium Studio - Limited View
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Fitness And Recreation
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Payment and Fees
The tenant has to pay a security deposit to book this property; the amount may vary as per the room selection. Note: The security deposit will be refundable. If there is any damage to the room or communal area, the amount will be deducted from the security deposit.
Credit/debit card, bank transfer, and online payment. Note: The property does not accept cash.
Dual occupancy is available for most rooms that are 23sqm or larger. The total rent will be calculated as the standard room rate plus an additional £50 per week. Both applicants must apply separately and clearly state in their applications that they are requesting dual occupancy.
If the student has a UK-based guarantor or housing hand, The student can pay in 4 installments. Full payment 3 installment 4 installment 10 installment If the student does not have a UK-based guarantor The student must pay the rent in full Note: In case the student is paying in installments, then the property will ask for the initial payment 3 weeks before check-in If the student is paying in full, the property will ask you to pay 6 weeks before the date your tenancy commences.
A guarantor is required when the student is paying in installments. A guarantor must qualify for the following criteria Be a resident in the UK for a minimum of 1 year Be over 21 years of age Be a homeowner or in full-time employment Provide a copy of photographic identification, such as a passport, driving licence or ID badge Provide a copy of proof of your UK address, which must be less than 3 months old, such as a utility bill (e.g., electricity, water, gas, telephone), a bank statement, or a Council Tax bill. The property also accepts housing hand. Note: The property does not accept other Guarantor Service Providers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my rental price include car parking?
Can I book if I'm under 18?
They can accept under 18s in some of their properties subject to their policy for students under the Age of 18.
Note : Aspen property does not accept bookings from students under the age of 18.
Can I purchase bedding and kitchen packages?
What do I need to bring with me?
Is there car parking facilities for when I move in?
Does my rental price include room cleaning?
Are pets allowed?
What can I bring?
Do you provide summer accommodation?
Do I have to move out during the holidays?
Does my rental price include insurance?
Do I need to pay council tax?
If you do not have this when you move in because you have not yet enrolled on your course, please ensure that you bring with you the name of your university and your university student ID number.
Recycling?
Management want to do their bit to protect the world, and they’re sure you want to do your bit too, so to make being eco-friendly easy for you they’ve provided recycling and refuse bins throughout your accommodation and they encourage all students to use the facilities provided to recycle waste where possible.
You should make sure that you empty packages completely and give them a quick rinse before you recycle them. Below you can find examples of what you can recycle and what goes in the different bins.
Be aware that if you put things in the wrong bin, it will contaminate the whole waste load which means that they cannot send that waste to be recycled. So, please take an extra couple of seconds to put things in the correct bin so they can help divert as much waste from going to landfill as possible.
Almost anything made of glass can be recycled, so make sure you put items like glass bottles and jars in the right bin and do not recycle broken glass or light bulbs. Anything that does not feature a recycling label must be put in the refuse bin. Other items that are not recyclable include: batteries, electrical appliances, kitchen waste, polystyrene, foam and sanitary products.
What can be recycled?
• Plastics
• Plastic cups and lids
• Milk bottles
• Takeaway containers
• Plastic bottles such as water, shampoo or sauce bottles
• Cardboard and Paper
• Newspapers and magazines
• Food cartons
• Emptied pizza boxes
• Envelopes or loose office paper
• Aluminium and Steel
• Drinks cans
• Empty aerosol cans
• Food cans
• Lids from glass bottles and jars
Thank you for being responsible residents and for helping the world!
Does management have a client money protection scheme in place?
What are emergency numbers in the uk?
For non-emergency police assistance call 101
When should I use 101?
You should call 101 to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response. For example:
• Your car has been stolen
• Your property has been damaged
• You suspect drug use or dealing in your neighbourhood
• Give the police information about crime in your area
• Speak to the police about a general enquiry
You should always call 999 when it is an emergency, such as when a crime is in progress, someone suspected of a crime is nearby, when there is danger to life or when violence is being used or threatened.
To contact the NHS for non-emergency medical advice and assistance, dial 111
When should use 111?
You should use the NHS 111 service if you urgently need medical help or advice but it's not a life-threatening situation.
Call 111 if:
• you need medical help fast but it's not a 999 emergency
• you think you need to go to A&E or need another NHS urgent care service
• you don't know who to call or you don't have a GP to call
• you need health information or reassurance about what to do next
For less urgent health needs, contact your GP or local pharmacist in the usual way. If a health professional has given you a specific phone number to call when you're concerned about your condition, continue to use that number. For immediate life-threatening emergencies, continue to call 999.
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King Square Studios, Bristol
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