City Centre

7-bed student house on King Street

Seven bedrooms, a proper shared living room and the Lancaster bus route close by.

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7 bedrooms Built for a group 15 min · Lancaster University 3 bathrooms

What’s in the home

  • 4ft double bed
  • Wardrobe
  • Bedside cabinet
  • Chest of drawers
  • Desk
  • Chair
  • Mirror
  • Shelves
  • TV point
  • Pinboard
  • Waste bin
  • Hand basin
  • Bookshelf

Communal areas

  • Washer-dryer
  • Courtyard space
  • Dishwasher

What’s nearby

Supermarkets

  • Tesco
  • Aldi
  • Marks & Spencer

Shops

  • Home Bargains

Transport links

  • 15 minutes by bus to Lancaster University
  • 2 minute walk to The Storey
  • Train station

Places to eat

  • KFC
  • McDonald’s
  • Black Sheep Coffee

What’s included in the rent

  • Gas
  • Electricity
  • Water
  • High-speed broadband
  • TV licence
  • Free laundry
About this home

A 7 bed student house in Lancaster where every room has its own basin

King Street is built for a group of seven, but one small feature makes a surprisingly big difference: every bedroom has its own hand basin.

That means brushing your teeth, washing your face or getting ready in the morning does not always require a trip to the shared bathroom. Seven people trying to leave the house at the same time is enough coordination already.

The house has seven furnished double bedrooms, two bathrooms plus a separate shower room, an open-plan kitchen and living area, and a courtyard outside.

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, alongside its own hand basin.

Everyone gets a proper bedroom and workspace, while the open-plan communal area gives the group somewhere to cook, eat and spend time together without somebody's room gradually becoming the house lounge.

A kitchen properly equipped for seven people

A seven-person kitchen needs more than simply being bigger.

King Street has two large fridge-freezers and two ovens and hobs, giving the group enough storage and cooking space for seven different food shops, timetables and ideas about what counts as dinner.

Having two fridge-freezers is particularly useful. Nobody should have to conduct a weekly negotiation over whose milk has taken up too much shelf space.

Laundry facilities are provided free of charge, and the courtyard gives the house some outdoor space despite being right in Lancaster city centre.

Between the bedroom basins, three bathroom or shower facilities and the larger kitchen setup, the house feels designed around seven people actually living there rather than simply fitting seven beds inside.

Right in the middle of Lancaster

King Street puts you right in Lancaster city centre, close to Common Garden Street and the places students use every day.

Common Garden Street is one of the main city-centre points for buses towards Lancaster University. 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 15-minute walk from the house.

Lancaster railway station is also within easy reach, which is particularly useful for weekends home, placements or trips outside the city.

For a group of seven with seven different timetables, living centrally means everyone can come and go without the house needing to organise around lifts.

Supermarkets, food and the gym are close by

Tesco Express is on King Street itself, making last-minute groceries and everyday essentials about as convenient as they can be.

For a larger weekly shop, Aldi is also within easy reach from the house. That gives a seven-person group a proper supermarket option without needing a car or relying entirely on smaller city-centre convenience stores.

Snap Fitness is close to Common Garden Street for anyone who wants a gym within walking distance, while Lancaster's cafés, takeaways, restaurants and shops spread out around you from the city centre.

Nights out are walkable too, which means getting home does not need to involve seven people attempting to split taxis.

It is one of King Street's biggest advantages: lectures, food, shopping, transport and nights out can all fit around your own schedule.

Bills included, so seven people do not need to manage the utilities

The rent is bills included, with internet included as part of the package.

That means there is no need for one housemate to become the unofficial finance department, setting up household utility accounts and spending the year reminding six other people to send their share.

Bayt confirms the exact bills package, allowance, deposit and tenancy details in writing before the group signs.

Interested in King Street for 2027/28?

King Street is a strong option for a group of seven looking for student accommodation in Lancaster with double bedrooms, three bathroom or shower facilities, a basin in every bedroom, bills included and the city centre immediately outside the door.

Seven bedrooms, seven basins and considerably less queuing in the morning.

Keep your eyes peeled, prices for 2027/28 will be released soon!

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Where this home sits

Centred on King Street, Lancaster LA1 1JN.

Worth knowing

  • 48 to 50 weeks typical tenancy
  • Security deposit of one week’s rent on most properties
  • Video viewing may be available
Student checking a room carefully during a viewing
See beyond the photos

Bring these questions with you

  • Which room is mine, and what furniture stays?
  • How does the shared lounge work for seven people?
  • What exactly does the bills package cover?
  • Where do bikes, bins and deliveries go?
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