Manchester Accommodation

Student Accommodation in Manchester

Welcome to Manchester! Let’s get your student accommodation sorted quickly and easily with our MetFilm Schoool Manchester Accommodation Guide.

There are a number of different accommodation options, such as private student accommodation and house shares.

It’s all here so you can move to Manchester and make it your home as smoothly as possible. Plus, our friendly Admissions Team are here should you need any further accommodation advice, so don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Amber

Amber is a top student accommodation provider and services all our campus locations, ensuring you have exclusive access to the best living spaces in the city. Say goodbye to the hassle of searching for the ideal place to live and hello to a worry-free academic year.

What can you expect?

Prime Locations: Our accommodations are conveniently located near campus and local amenities.
Comfortable Living: Enjoy well-furnished and fully equipped spaces designed with students in mind.
Affordable Options: We offer a range of budget-friendly choices to suit your financial needs.
Safety First: Your security is our priority; our accommodations are equipped with modern safety features.
Peace of Mind: Our exclusive properties are verified, and price match guaranteed.
Early Bird Offers: Take advantage of rent reductions by booking early and unlock savings on moving and lifestyle expenses like restaurant charges, luggage fees, gym memberships, and so much more!

Private Student Accommodation

Many of our students share privately rented houses throughout their time on the course to fully immerse themselves in the film school experience.

Our friendly Admissions team will support you in finding the right housemates and advise you on trusted landlord and estate agents you can rent from.

If you are going through a letting agent you will be expected to pay a holding fee, a deposit and usually one month’s rent upfront, plus provide a guarantor.

Ensure that the letting agent you use is following the code of practice of the National Association of Estate Agents.

Facebook is a good way to link up with people who are starting at the same time as you. The admissions team set up a private new starter Facebook group each year in order to support you finding housemates. Using this facility is a great way to post information about yourself, the type of housing you are looking for and any rooms that you or others may know of, which are available for rent.

Halls of Residence

Here are a selection of Halls of Residence we work with:

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Tips for Viewing Manchester Properties

We recommend viewing a property at least twice. You’ll be more likely to notice problems the second time around
Take someone with you or let someone else know exactly where you are when you visit a property, just to err on the side of caution
It’s also a good idea to visit the area at night. If you do this, please ensure you stick to the point above and take someone with you
Make sure you and all your other housemates view the property. Don’t take someone else’s word that the property is right for you
Compare a range of different landlords and properties
Take your time and don’t let landlords pressure you – there is a surplus of good properties in the area and you will find somewhere you like
When you go to view, take notes and photos and use our checklist to make sure you don’t miss anything.
Get informed – knowing your rights will help you view properties more critically and put you in a stronger negotiating position