Highbury Residence II in North London offers modern ensuite rooms and student studios with inclusive bills, high-speed Wi-Fi, kitchen options, secure living, gym, social lounges and great transport links. Perfect for Indian and international students seeking comfort, convenience and community in London.

Why Highbury Residence II is a Good Fit for Indian & International Students

• Offers ensuite rooms and studios with private kitchens — helpful if you like cooking your own meals or want privacy.
• Inclusive rent with bills + Wi-Fi — helps with easier budgeting from abroad.
• On-site amenities: gym, cinema, social lounges, study areas — good for both work and social life.
• Secure living with CCTV, secure entry and professional management — important for comfort and safety when away from home.
• Excellent transport connectivity (tube + bus) — easy commute to university and across London.
• Close to supermarkets, shops and city amenities — daily-needs and lifestyle convenience.
• Flexible accommodation options depending on your preferences and budget.

Facilities:

• City Center
• All Bills Included
• Short & Long Term Stay
• Flexible Start Dates
• No Guarantor
• Excellent Facilities
• 24/7 Reception
• Airport Transfer
• Instalment Plan
• 24/7 Security
• Student Insurance
• Free Cancellation
• On-site Laundry
• On-site Gym
• Study Spaces
• Ensuite Rooms
• Private Studios
• Nearby Shops and Cafes
• Zone 2
• Cinema Room
• Communal Lounges

FAQs

1. What room types are available?
En-suite rooms in shared apartments and private studio apartments (with kitchen and private bathroom).

2. Are utility bills and internet included in the rent?
Yes — rent generally includes electricity, water, heating, and high-speed internet, which simplifies budgeting.

3. Is the residence suitable for international students coming from abroad?
Yes — it offers privacy, comfort, good amenities, and a supportive living environment ideal for international students.

4. Can I cook my own meals, including home-style or Indian food?
Yes — studio apartments come with private kitchenettes. Even in shared flats, communal kitchens are available.

5. How good is the transport connectivity?
Very good — the residence is just a short walk from a major underground station (Piccadilly Line), making travel across London easy and quick.

6. What social and recreational facilities are there?
There is a gym, cinema/entertainment room, social lounges, study zones and common areas for leisure and socialising.

7. Is the property secure and well-managed?
Yes — it has secure entry, CCTV, 24/7 support and onsite management to ensure safety and comfort.

8. Are laundry and storage facilities available?
Yes — there is onsite laundry, and rooms come with storage; secure bike storage is often available as well.

9. Can I pay rent in instalments rather than upfront?
Yes — flexible payment options and instalment plans are generally offered to students.

10. Can I book accommodation before receiving university offer or visa?
Yes — early booking is often accepted, which helps international students plan ahead.

11. Are there shops, supermarkets and eateries nearby?
Yes — daily-need shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and city amenities are easily accessible nearby.

12. Is the location good for both study and leisure?
Yes — with transport, amenities and social spaces around, it’s suitable for a balanced student lifestyle.

13. Are there options for short-term or flexible stay durations?
Depending on availability and provider’s terms, short-term or flexible contracts may be possible.

14. Is Wi-Fi good enough for studies, streaming and video calls home?
Yes — high-speed internet is provided throughout, suitable for studies, streaming and staying connected with family/friends.

15. Is this accommodation good for solo students wanting privacy and independence?
Absolutely — studios with private kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces offer independence and privacy.