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Unite House West Residential Village

Unite House is made up of a large block of accommodation, arranged into flats, that surrounds a central courtyard area. It has a well-used social area in the building and is within walking distance of Park Street, the city centre and University.

From £6692

  • 390 places
  • 0.6 miles to campus
  • Self-catered

Images of Unite House

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

  • Exterior view of Unite House, a six storey building
  • Social space showing a long table and 10 chairs, and another desk with three chairs
  • Communal kitchen, with storage units, refrigerator, cooker and hob, microwave, kettle and toaster
  • Communal kitchen and eating area showing cooker and hob, kettle, microwave, and storage units. At the far end of the room are a table and six chairs, and four armchairs
  • Bedroom showing single bed, bedside table, desk and chair, storage unit and shelves
  • Bedroom desk and chair, and above desk shelves
  • Shower, sink and above sink wall mounted cabinet
  • A view of Unite House courtyard, surfaced in hard stone tiles and surrounded by the Unite House building itself. The courtyard has a number of circular benches with seating for up to eight people on each bench. The courtyard is decorated with wooden planters containing small tress and plants, and there are also three games - giant jenga, giant connect four, and giant chess
  • Bedroom with single bed, bedside table, desk and chair, storage and shelves
  • Bedroom with single bed, bedside table, desk and chair, storage and shelves
  • Bedroom with single bed, bedside table, desk and chair, storage and shelves
  • Bedroom with desk, laptop, monitor, speaker, storage unit and shelves
  • Cinema room with three sofas, two armchairs, a coffee table, recycling bins and a large screen at the far end of the room
  • Social space showing table football game, table tennis table, vending machine, recycling bins and individual postboxes
  • Social space, showing five large beanbags against a wall and a large wall mounted screen
  • Social space, showing two sofas and three armchairs gathered around a coffe table and a wall mounted screen. In the background there is a pool table
  • Social space, showing a pool table and table tennis table
  • Social space, showing four sofas and two coffee tables, four chairs arranged around another coffee table, and three desks and chairs in the background. On the wall is mounted a screen
  • Social space, showing a long table with 13 chairs, and a long desk affixed to the wall, with five raised seats
  • Social space, showing two sofas arranged either side of a coffee table. In the background are beanbags and a wall mounted screen
  • Social space, showing two students having a game of pool. The room is decorated with red bunting and balloons. In the background are several sofas and armchairs occupied by students
  • External social space in the courtyard, showing two table tennis tables
  • Courtyard view, showing two table tennis tables and circular bench seating
  • View of the communal kitchen, showing two sinks, a cooker and hob, storage units, a kettle anmd a toaster
  • View of a communal kitchen area, with an L-shaped sofa and coffee table in the foreground, and the kitchen area in the background
  • View of a communal kitchen area, showing kitchen units along the left hand and right hand side walls, and an island unit with high seats in the middle of the room. The kitchen features two sinks, and two cookers and hobs
  • A view of Unite House reception, showing the reception desk with two monitors, a table with four vchairs, a sofa, and a wall mounted screen
  • A bathroom, showing a toilet, sink and shower

Location of Unite House

Getting to the campus

  • 0.6 miles from campus
  • Approximately 13 minutes walk
  • Approximately 7 minutes cycle

Frogmore Street, BS1 5NA

This accommodation is part of the West Residential Village. Home to around 3,000 students, this is the largest residential village in terms of the area it covers. Most residences are based in Clifton, with some located near Park Street and Gloucester Road. Clifton is a popular and picturesque suburb of Bristol known for its Georgian architecture, cafe culture, and green spaces. Park Street boasts a selection of quirky shops, bars, and restaurants, and has several works of street art by the world-famous artist, Banksy. Bristol's independent and thriving, Gloucester Road, is reputedly the longest independent shopping street in Europe. Students benefit from being both close to the University campus and to the city centre. Students living in the West Village have access to the Student Support Centre based in Clifton Hill House. Find out more about living in the West Residential Village.

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Accommodation costs and terms for 2024/25

Room typeGrade of roomCateringAvailable bedsTenancy lengthTotal fee
Single room Standard Self-catered 158 38 weeks £6,692.56
En suite room Standard Self-catered 222 38 weeks £8,416.24
Studio room Standard Self-catered 10 38 weeks £9,748.90

Tenancy dates: 7 September 2024 to 31 May 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

  • Self-catered
  • Run in partnership with Unite Students, the University is the landlord.
  • 1 or 2 showers and toilets in each flat shared by 4 to 7 students
  • Kitchen/diner in each flat shared by 2 to 7 students
  • Some no alcohol flats are available
  • Some single-sex flats are available
  • All beds small double size (4ft/122cm wide)
  • Internet access (Glide) in rooms
  • Bike storage (additional cost for insurance)
  • Common room
  • Launderette
  • Study room

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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