Student Accommodation Near Regent's University London

Student housing near Regent's University London

Regent's University London is one of the few UK universities with a campus you could describe as leafy without exaggerating: eleven acres inside Regent's Park itself, gates and all. Finding student housing near Regent's University London means picking a corner of central London to live in, which is a good problem to have. Housr lets you filter by weekly price, bedroom and bathroom count, or just studios and single rooms, then check everything on a map before you commit to a viewing.

About Regent's University London

Regent's University London is a small, private university built around international and cosmopolitan study, with around 72 undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across business, humanities, psychology, communications and the creative arts, including well-known names in acting and fashion design. Class sizes are kept deliberately tight, and the university has long marketed itself on the strength of its industry links and study-abroad partnerships.

It isn't part of the mainstream Complete University Guide league table (the guide lists it as excluded from the overall rankings), but it does appear in subject-specific tables, and sits in the 201–300 band worldwide for several subjects in the QS World University Rankings by Subject. Treat those figures as a snapshot of a young, specialist institution rather than a direct comparison with the large multi-faculty universities that dominate the main tables.

The campus itself is the real selling point. Reid Hall, the on-site halls of residence, looks out over the park. There's a student bar, a small gym, a cinema room and a genuinely decent café, all behind a gated, ID-only entrance. Plenty of students choose to move out into the city after first year, which is where the search for Regents University London accommodation usually starts.

Popular student areas near Regent's University London

Houses and flats to rent in Marylebone sit just south of the park, close enough that Baker Street tube is the university's stated route in and out. It's a smart, quiet stretch of central London with Marylebone High Street's independent shops and cafés a short walk from the boutiques and delis students actually use between lectures. Rent runs higher than in outer London, but you're paying for the location, not the square footage.

Further out, what living in Camden is like is a different pace entirely: north across the park, with Camden Market, the canal, and a run of live music venues from the Electric Ballroom to the Roundhouse. It's the obvious pick for anyone who wants their house-share close to a proper night out, generally more affordable than Marylebone, and well served by the Northern line for the days the walk through the park doesn't appeal.

Neither area suits everyone. Marylebone works for a quieter routine, Camden for students who'd rather be in the middle of things, so it's worth viewing both before deciding.

Getting to campus

Baker Street is the university's own recommended route: about a 10-minute walk north from the station, past Madame Tussauds and through York Gate into the park. It sits on the Bakerloo, Circle, District, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan and Jubilee lines, which covers most of the city in one interchange.

From Marylebone, campus is a walkable 15–20 minutes or a couple of stops on the Underground. From Camden, it's a longer walk through Regent's Park itself, or a short bus or tube journey via Baker Street. Great Portland Street and Regent's Park stations also sit on the park's eastern edge if Baker Street gets busy.

Accommodation near Regent's University London

Off-campus, the housing mix near Regent's University London runs from ensuite rooms in shared houses to self-contained studios for students who'd rather not share a kitchen. Use Housr's filters to set your weekly budget and the number of bedrooms and bathrooms you need, then narrow to single rooms or studios only if that's the deal-breaker. Everything shows up on both a list and an interactive map, so you can see how far a property actually is from campus before booking a viewing.