Berkshire House offers modern studios and ensuite student accommodation in central Reading. With inclusive utilities and internet, kitchen options, study rooms, social lounges, gym and secure living — plus easy access to shops, transport and university — it’s a smart choice for international students seeking comfort, convenience and community.

Why Berkshire House Is Great for Indian & International Students

• Studio option with private kitchen — good for cooking home-style or Indian meals.
• All-inclusive bills (utilities + high-speed internet) — easier budgeting from abroad.
• Comfortable furnished rooms + private or shared living options — suits different budgets and preferences.
• Safe, secure living — CCTV, maintenance, and supportive facilities.
• Social, study and leisure areas — good balance between academics and social life.
• Central city location — close to shops, groceries, transport, and social amenities.
• Easy commute to university and colleges — saves time and effort, especially during rain or winter.

Property Amenities

• All Utility Bills Included
• Bike Storage
• CCTV
• Cleaner³
• Communal Lounge
• Communal TV
• Disabled Access
• Gym
• Onsite Maintenance
• Pool Table
• Post Collection
• Private Dining Room
• Study Space
• Up To 200Mbps* Internet

FAQs

1. What types of rooms are available at Berkshire House?
You can choose from private studios (with kitchenette & bathroom) or ensuite rooms in shared flats (private room + bathroom, shared kitchen or communal spaces).

2. Are utility bills and internet included in the rent?
Yes — rent includes all essential bills (water, electricity, heating) and high-speed internet (200 Mbps).

3. Is Berkshire House suitable for Indian and international students?
Yes — its kitchen options, all-inclusive bills, and student-friendly amenities make it a good choice for students coming from abroad.

4. Can I cook my own meals including Indian food?
Yes — private studios provide kitchen facilities. Shared flats also have access to communal kitchen or cooking areas.

5. Are there places to study quietly or do group assignments?
Yes — there are dedicated study rooms and quiet study areas for students.

6. Are there social and leisure facilities such as lounges or recreation rooms?
Yes — there are lounges with TV and pool table, communal spaces, a private dining room, and outdoor garden / courtyard areas.

7. Is the accommodation secure and well-maintained?
Yes — with CCTV, secure entry, and on-site maintenance and support services.

8. Is there a gym and bike storage facility available?
Yes — gym facilities and secure bike storage are available for residents.

9. Is laundry provided onsite?
Yes — shared laundry services are provided within the building.

10. Can I pay rent in instalments instead of a lump sum?
Yes — flexible payment options and instalment plans are generally available for students.

11. Can I book a room before receiving my visa or university offer?
Yes — advance booking is typically allowed with flexible cancellation or “no-pay/no-place” policies (depending on provider).

12. Are supermarkets, shops, food joints, and transport links nearby?
Yes — being in the city centre, you have easy access to supermarkets, grocery shops, restaurants, cafés, and public transport.

13. Is the location good for commuting to university or college?
Yes — close to major institutions via short commute; city’s public transport makes travel easy for students.

14. Are there options for short-term or flexible stay durations?
Depending on availability and contract terms, flexible or short-term stays may be possible.

15. Does Berkshire House offer a balance of independence, community and convenience?
Yes — students get private living options, opportunities for social life, study spaces, and city convenience — a balanced student lifestyle.