Student Accommodation in Burley
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Student housing in Burley, Leeds
Fancy something a little more relaxed and quiet? Then why not try Burley? A popular and buzzing student neighbourhood, you won’t be without a social scene, but it’s a bit less intense than the likes of Hyde Park. Perfect for students who want a little bang for their buck, with properties including parking and gardens, without having to sacrifice indoor space or spend more.
Around the corner from the likes of Hyde Park and Headingley, you’ve still got easy access to a great night out and plenty of restaurants.
Why students choose to live in Burley
Just like all Leeds suburbs, Burley has plenty going for it, from lovely houses, green open spaces, to great transport links. You’ll be able to call your house home in no time.
Cost
Student accommodation in Burley is typically cheaper than that in Hyde Park or Headingley, with prices from £90 per person per week, with bills typically included. Plus, you’ve got plenty of discounted shops nearby for those weekly shops, no more nipping to the Co-op and paying £50 for a piece of chicken.
Transport
Burley is home to Burley Park train station, taking you straight into the city centre. Whether you’re looking at your commute to Uni or just heading out for dinner, get that 30% off with your student railcard and be there in less than 20 minutes.
Larger Properties
As you’re a little bit further out of the city centre, you can take advantage of the larger student houses in Burley. This is generally why students in Burley tend to frequent house parties over nights out.
Getting around Burley
If you’ve done your homework, you’ll realise that student properties in Burley are that bit further away from your Uni, so walking might be out of the question. Let’s breakdown you’re alternatives to getting about.
Car
As we’ve said, you’re more likely to have parking when you’re out near Burley, meaning you’ll be able to get yourself around if you’ve got a car, but remember parking around Uni can be a nightmare, so this might be more for your gym commute.
Cycle
If you’re based at the City Centre campus, you’re looking at roughly a 15-minute cycle in and out of campus. Just make sure you stick to the cycle lanes and take a bike lock.
Public Transport
You’ve got Burley Park train station right there, but you do need to factor in a 20-minute walk to campus from Leeds Railway Station. You can also grab a bus from Burley that’ll take around 20 minutes.
Walk
If you’re at Leeds Beckett, you might be close enough to walk in and out of the university. Otherwise, it’ll take you over 40 minutes to get to the other Campus’.
What to do in Burley
Burley is a little quieter than its neighbouring suburbs, but don’t be put off, there is still plenty to do in your downtime.
Greenspace
If you prefer your own space and some quiet time, then Burley is perfect for you. With plenty of green spaces all around, you’re never short of a scenic run route or cycling path. Some of Housr’s favourites are as follows:
- Woodhouse Moor
Pubs and social life
Burley’s got its fair share of pubs. However, if an atmosphere is what you’re looking for,hy you might have to venture a bit further. Here are Housr’s suggestions:
- Social clubs or members clubs: Being a little further from your university campus means you’re also that bit further from student-only clubs from the student union. With that in mind, here are a couple of other options you have in Burley.
- Brudenell Social Club: With a great reputation among students, they frequently host live music, events, art performances and bingo nights
- Cardigan Fields: A nearby leisure and entertainment hub, where you can enjoy bowling, trampoline parks, restaurants and a cinema.





