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Information for students wishing to live in Warrington accommodation.
Self Catered Residences
All of our self catered properties are on campus and students share a kitchen, bathroom and any other communal areas. Most bedrooms are single and include a washbasin. Students are not required to vacate during Christmas and Easter holidays.
Accommodation is normally cleaned once a week. Meals are not provided, however, students who wish to eat in the main dining room can join the meal scheme or purchase meals at any of the catering outlets around the campus.
Find out more about our Self Catered Residences
Semi Catered Residences
Situated at the heart of the campus, our semi catered residence comprises of 44 en-suite study bedrooms. Rooms are single and a kitchen/diner is provided on each floor. Students are not required to vacate during Christmas and Easter holidays. Accommodation is normally cleaned once a week.
Lunch and evening meals are provided in the Terrace Dining Room, Monday-Friday, during term time only.
