Highbury Residence II is for those students who desire proximity to universities in London without being forced to shell out outrageous zone 1 rents.

Room Prices: A room here costs an average of £489 per week, but premium studios range between £575 to £828 per week, depending on the length of your stay, floor, and accommodation type.

Safety: The property offers 24/7 security, CCTV, secure key entry, on-site staff, and maintenance support, making it a safer option for international students moving to London. 

Nearby Universities: 

• London Metropolitan University – 2–3 min walk
• University College  London – 18 mins via tube
• SOAS University of London – 18 mins via tube
• City, University of London – 24 mins via tube
• University of Westminster – 23 mins via tube

Connectivity: Located on Holloway Road, a mere 2-3 minutes’ walk to the nearest station (Holloway Road Station, Piccadilly Line). Central London is accessible through it.

Nearby Essentials: Students can easily access Finsbury Park, Camden Market, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, and pharmacies nearby. 

Amenities: Gym, cinema room, study spaces, gaming area, laundry room, bike storage, communal lounges, and regular social events.

Why students choose it: Great for students who want Zone 2 connectivity + modern amenities + slightly lower rent than Central London properties. Book early, though—London accommodation disappears faster than student loan money. Brutal but true.

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?
Rent generally includes electricity, water, heating, and high-speed internet, which simplifies budgeting.

3. Is the residence suitable for international students coming from abroad?
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?
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?
Studios with private kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces offer independence and privacy.