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Print Hall East Residential Village

Print Hall is a modern residence with unrivalled access to the city's shopping district, Cabot Circus. It is made up of two distinct buildings, Print Hall 1 and Print Hall 2, both of which house undergraduate and postgraduate students in en suite flats.

From £10335

  • 489 places
  • 1.3 miles to campus
  • Self-catered

Images of Print Hall

Photography is representative – room layout, contents and furnishings may vary.

  • A room with a desk and a double bed against one wall. There is an office chair next to the desk and two shelves on the wall above it, and a wardrobe against another wall nearby.
  • A room with a desk and a double bed against one wall. There is an office chair next to the desk and two shelves on the wall above it.
  • A room with a double bed against one wall and a desk against the opposite wall. The desk has an office chair next to it and two shelves on the wall above it.
  • A desk in the corner of a room with an office chair next to it, a set of drawers below it and two shelves on the wall above it.
  • A bathroom with a toilet, sink, mirror and shower cubicle.
  • A kitchen with an over and a hob, a sink, a microwave and several cupboards and drawers. There is a dining table nearby with two chairs around it.
  • A kitchen with two ovens and hobs, two sinks, two microwaves and several cupboard and drawers. There are four tall chairs lined up against a kitchen counter and two sofas nearby.
  • A kitchen with a dining table with four chairs around it, and three sofas arranged in a semi-circle nearby.
  • A kitchen with an oven and hob, a sink, two fridge freezers and several cupboards and drawers. There is a dining table nearby with two chairs next to it.
  • A kitchen with an oven and hob, two fridge freezers and several cupboards and drawers. There is a dining table in the centre of the room with four chairs around it, and two sofas nearby.
  • A kitchen with an oven and hob, a sink, a fridge freezer and several cupboards and drawers. There is a dining table in the centre of the room with four chairs around it.
  • A room with two sofas and an armchair arranged in a semi-circle.
  • A room with a rowing machine, a weight machine, two treadmills and two exercise bikes.
  • A room with a rowing machine, a weight machine, and large mirrors on the wall opposite them.
  • A room with two treadmills, two exercise bikes, and tall mirrors on the walls in front of them.
  • A room with two chairs around a high table, and an armchair and a smaller table nearby.
  • A large room with two sofas around a coffee table, two vending machines against a wall, and a pool table in the centre of the room. There is a high table with chairs around it at the far end of the room and the words '# the print hall' written in lights on the wall.
  • A room with a vending machine, a pool table, and a high table with several chairs around it. The words '# the print hall' are written in lights on one wall.
  • A large room with a reception counter and a seating area nearby with several sofas, chairs and tables.
  • A large room with a reception counter and a sofa, coffee table and two armchairs nearby. The sign on the wall near the reception lists the buildings floors and shows that this is on the upper ground floor.
  • A large room with several sofas and armchairs, a pool table and a ping pong table.
  • A large room with several sofas, two tables with chairs around them, a pool table and a ping pong table.
  • A room with a sofa, table and two armchairs against the walls, and a pool table in the centre.
  • A large room with several sofas and armchairs, a pool table and a ping pong table.
  • The exterior of a modern twelve-storey red brick building next to a road with traffic lights. The words 'the Print Hall MMXVII' are written on the side of the building.
  • A paved walkway between two modern multi-storey buildings. There is a tree and a sculpture in the walkway and both steps and step-free entrances to the buildings.
  • The exterior of a modern multi-storey buidling, with a set of ten steps with handrails leading up to the building entrace.
  • The exterior of a modern high rise building.
  • A paved courtyard with a raised wooden platform and seating, a ping pong table, and several plants in wooden holders. The courtyard is enclosed by two multi-storey red brick buildings.
  • A paved courtyard with a raised wooden platform and seating, a ping pong table, and several plants in wooden holders. The courtyard is enclosed by a three-storey red brick building.
  • A paved courtyard with a raised wooden platform and seating, a ping pong table, and several plants in wooden holders. The courtyard is enclosed by a three-storey red brick building, with steps with a handrail leading up to a gate out.

Location of Print Hall

Getting to the campus

  • 1.3 miles from campus
  • Approximately 26 minutes walk
  • Approximately 10 minutes cycle
  • Approximately 20 minutes bus journey

1 Temple Way, Bristol, BS2 0BU

This accommodation is part of the East Residential Village. Home to nearly 4,000 students, the East Residential Village is based in and around Bristol city centre. Residences are within walking distance of the University campus, and benefit from an endless supply of shops, cafés and bars. Nearby shopping centres include Cabot Circus, The Galleries and Broadmead, which together have over 500 stores, cafés and restaurants. Students can immerse themselves in city life by having the best of Bristol's nightlife and bustling Harbourside on their doorstep. Students living in our East Residential Village have access to the Student Support Centre at Clifton Hill House. Find out more about living in the East Residential Village.

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Accommodation costs and terms for 2024/25

Room typeGrade of roomCateringAvailable bedsTenancy lengthTotal fee
En suite room  Standard Self-catered 329 51 weeks £10,335.15
Studio room Standard  Self-catered 151 51 weeks £13,084.05
One-bed flat (couple or family) Standard Self-catered 5 51 weeks £14,451.36
Two-bed flat (per person) Standard Self-catered 4 51 weeks £12,887.70
Room types are spread across Print Hall 1 and Print Hall 2. It is not possible to apply for a specific building.

Tenancy dates: 7 September 2024 to 30 August 2025. The tenancy is a fixed term contract.

Room types: understand what our room types mean.

Tenancy and payment terms: You must read the terms and conditions of accepting a tenancy with us before you proceed with your accommodation application. Read about what's included in your fees and budgeting for your accommodation costs on our accommodation costs page and view a sample tenancy (PDF) for this residence detailing payment terms.

Accommodation details

How to apply

The University will allocate you a room and a residence, so it is not possible to request to live somewhere specific when you apply. See our information on completing an application for more information.

Further information

National Code - Assured Accommodation

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