Castle Hill, City Centre
Private Halls
Available from 19th September 2026
Building details
Castle Hill gives students a calm, welcoming base for making Cambridge feel easy to settle into. You’re in a prime position on Castle Hill, around a 2 minute walk from the University of Cambridge Main Campus and a 30 minute walk from Anglia Ruskin University’s Cambridge Campus, with the city centre, cafés, libraries, cultural spots, green spaces and cycle-friendly routes all close by. Whether you’re heading to lectures, finding focus, exploring the city or coming home to reset, Castle Hill gives you the space, comfort and community to feel at home in Cambridge.
24/7 CCTV
Contents Insurance
Gym
Laundry Room
200MB/s WiFi
Common Room
Bike Storage
Furnished
Bills included
Room Options
Classic En-suite
- En-suite bathroom
Classic En-suite
Room description
Our classic en-suites, up to 12m2, are the perfect blend of privacy and community living at Cambridge Castle Hill. With this, you have the privacy of your own bedroom and ensuite bathroom, but you’ll share the kitchen with up to 9 other flatmates. The shared communal space includes your kitchen, dining area, lounge area with sofas, and a smart TV.
Availability
Classic Studio
- Studio
Classic Studio
Room description
Our Classic studios are perfect for you if you require your own private home away from home space before venturing out into the wider community. Our classic studios ranging from 13-14m2 are designed to give you the right amount of space for everything you need. The kitchen comes equipped with an oven with a two-ringed hob and a microwave.
Availability
Location
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Castle Hill, City Centre
- Private Halls
Bills included
We take the stress out of student living. All student homes have bills included!£268 ‐ £303 per person per week including bills
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