Student Accommodation Near University of Westminster
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Student housing near University of Westminster
University of Westminster spreads across four campuses, from Oxford Circus to the edge of Harrow. That changes how you should search for student housing near University of Westminster: the right street depends on which campus you'll actually be walking into most weeks. Housr lets you filter by weekly price, bedroom count, and bathroom size, then flick between list, tile, and map views to see how each option sits against your timetable. For the wider picture of renting in the capital, the London student accommodation page covers the city beyond Westminster's own patch.
About University of Westminster
The university's four London bases each carry their own personality. Regent Campus sits on Regent Street near Oxford Circus and houses the School of Humanities and School of Social Sciences. Cavendish Campus, close to Goodge Street, is home to the School of Life Sciences and the School of Computer Science and Engineering. Marylebone Campus, on Marylebone Road near Baker Street, holds the School of Architecture and Cities and Westminster Business School. Harrow Campus, out in Northwick Park, is where the School of Arts and School of Media and Communication are based.
In the Complete University Guide's 2026/27 league table, Westminster sits 115th out of 130 UK universities overall, with Land and Property Management its standout subject, ranked in the UK's top ten. Architecture, business and management, and communication and media studies also hold respectable positions, and accounting and finance comes in at 78th nationally. In the QS World University Rankings, Westminster falls in the 851 to 900 global band. Westminster's real appeal is location and course delivery: four campuses within easy reach of each other in central London, career-focused teaching, and none of the cross-city commutes some outer-London universities land you with.
Popular student areas near University of Westminster
Marylebone. This is the obvious first stop if your course runs out of the Marylebone or Regent campuses, since Marylebone Road is where the Business School and Architecture school actually sit. It's a quieter, more residential stretch of central London than its postcode suggests, with independent cafés along Marylebone High Street rather than chain coffee shops on every corner. Browse the student accommodation options in Marylebone to see what's within easy reach of the campus.
Westminster. Living in the Westminster area puts you closer to the Regent and Cavendish sides of the university, plus fast Underground links out to Harrow on the days your timetable sends you further north. It's central, it's well connected, and it means fewer early alarms if your first lecture is on Regent Street. Take a look at what's available for renters in Westminster to compare against Marylebone.
Getting to campus
Marylebone Campus is a short walk from Baker Street station, which sits on the Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee, and Metropolitan lines, so getting to Westminster's other bases from there is straightforward. Regent Campus, by Oxford Circus, is two stops down the Bakerloo line from Baker Street, around six minutes. Cavendish Campus, near Goodge Street, takes a change onto the Central or Northern line, usually 20 to 25 minutes door to door. Harrow Campus is the outlier: it's a Metropolitan line run from Baker Street to Northwick Park, around 20 minutes, so it's worth checking your timetable before committing to housing that puts Harrow days out of easy reach.
Westminster tube station itself runs on the Circle, District, and Jubilee lines, with the Jubilee line giving a direct run up to Baker Street in around ten minutes, useful if you're based near Parliament Square and studying at Marylebone or Regent.
Accommodation near University of Westminster
Whichever campus ends up dominating your week, student housing near University of Westminster on Housr spans studios, en-suite rooms, and full shared houses, so you're not stuck choosing between privacy and a social house on day one. Filter by weekly price, number of bedrooms, and bathroom setup, then switch to the interactive map to check how far a property actually sits from Marylebone Road, Oxford Circus, or Northwick Park before you commit to a viewing. If you're chasing University of Westminster accommodation with housemates already sorted, the same filters work just as well for a group search as a solo one, and Housr Roomie is there if you're still one bedroom short.





