A 6 bed student flat in Lancaster made for a group of six
Queen Street gives six friends their own private flat in the middle of Lancaster, with enough space and facilities to make living as a group actually work.
The flat has six furnished double bedrooms, two bathrooms and its own kitchen and living space. It sits within Bayt's larger Grade II listed Queen Street building, but your group only shares the building entrance, courtyard and bike-storage areas with the neighbouring flats.
Each bedroom comes furnished with a small double bed, bedside table, chest of drawers, double wardrobe and mirror, desk and chair, bookshelf, pinboard and TV point. Everyone gets their own proper bedroom and workspace rather than having to sacrifice private space because you are living as a bigger group.
Two bathrooms means one bathroom between three of you, which makes mornings considerably easier. Six people with a 9am lecture is already enough coordination without adding one shower into the equation.
A kitchen and living space actually set up for six
The kitchen is equipped for the whole group, with two large fridge-freezers, an oven and hob, microwave, dishwasher and washer-dryer.
Those two fridge-freezers matter more than they sound. Six people's food trying to fit into one fridge normally ends with somebody's milk living in the door next to a questionable amount of meal prep.
The shared living area gives everyone somewhere to eat, watch TV or spend an evening together without somebody's bedroom becoming the default communal space.
There is also a rear courtyard for barbecues and outdoor social time, which is a useful extra to have when you are living right in the city centre.
Lancaster city centre is on your doorstep
Queen Street sits in the centre of Lancaster, so shops, supermarkets, food, the gym and campus transport are all easy to reach.
The nearest bus stop is around two minutes away. For Lancaster University students, the 1/1A provides a direct connection towards Bailrigg approximately every ten minutes, with other university services giving you additional options throughout the day.
The University of Cumbria's Lancaster campus on Bowerham Road is around a 12-minute walk from the flat.
Secure internal bike storage is also provided, giving anyone who prefers cycling another easy way to get around Lancaster or out towards campus.
For six people with six different timetables, being this central makes everyday life noticeably easier. Nobody needs to organise their day around somebody else's lift.
Supermarkets, food and the gym are all close by
Queen Street sits between Aldi and Tesco, so both a proper food shop and the inevitable last-minute top-up are easy without needing a car.
Sainsbury's Local is also nearby for everyday essentials, while Snap Fitness sits close to Tesco for anyone who wants a gym within walking distance of home.
Being in the city centre also puts Lancaster's cafés, takeaways, restaurants and shops within easy reach. Nights out do not need a taxi home either.
For a house of six, having that much nearby saves a surprising amount of time. Running out of milk should not need to become a group expedition.
Bills included, so the group budget stays simple
The rent is bills included, covering gas, electricity, water and unlimited fibre broadband.
That means there are no separate household utility accounts for one person to manage and no monthly messages asking who still has not transferred their share of the Wi-Fi.
Bayt confirms the full bills package, fair-use allowance, deposit and tenancy details in writing before the group signs.
Interested in Queen Street for 2027/28?
Queen Street is a strong option for a group of six looking for student accommodation in Lancaster with double bedrooms, two bathrooms, proper shared space, bills included and the city centre immediately outside the door.
Six bedrooms, two bathrooms and Lancaster on your doorstep.
Keep your eyes peeled, prices for 2027/28 will be released soon!
