Foundry Court, Preston

Accommodation for Students - Foundry Court Preston

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Our student accommodation, Foundry Court, is located on the University of Central Lancashire campus in Preston, offering students easy access to all the city's amenities.

The property features a state-of-the-art breakout space, which includes:

• two study rooms
• pool and football tables
• new furnishings with bean bags
• comfortable sofas
• and a TV—perfect for movie marathons!

Students can select from various en-suite rooms, including the new Platinum Suites, which feature modern bedrooms, state-of-the-art shared kitchens, TVs in all shared spaces, and luxury en-suite bathroom upgrades.

Our student housing is located on Brook Street near excellent transport links, including Preston Railway Station. If you want to take a quick day trip to Manchester, it’s only a 40-50 minute train ride away.

If you're up for a city break, London is just a single train journey away, taking under three hours.

Preston offers plenty to do, including a visit to the Harris Museum for those curious about local art and history, and a bustling town centre filled with a variety of bars, pubs, and restaurants - allowing you to try a new cuisine every day!

Foundry Court also provides 24-hour security, CCTV monitoring, and key fob access, ensuring a safe and trustworthy environment for our residents.

All bills are included in the rent to give our students peace of mind.

At Homes for Students, we take pride in being one of the UK's leading student accommodation providers.

We design every room with the students' requirements in mind, enhancing their academic journey.

Preston student life

Preston, located on the north bank of the River Ribble, is the administrative centre of Lancashire, UK.

With a population of around 140,000, the city has a rich history that includes Roman settlements, evidenced by several landmarks such as the Harris Museum, St. Walburge's Church, and the Preston Dock.

The city is a vibrant cultural hub that hosts numerous events and festivals throughout the year. This makes it a perfect destination for students planning to attend one of the city's amazing colleges.

Preston's proximity to surrounding populated areas such as Lancaster, Ormskirk, and Bradford makes it a strongly connected city. It is also a popular destination for international education, welcoming over 80,000 students each year.

The city is home to cutting-edge institutions that provide high-quality education and prepare students for the real world.

Moreover, Preston's various student accommodation options make it an ideal student location.

Is Preston a good place for students?

Preston is a city located in Lancashire that offers a relaxed atmosphere and friendly environment for both students and tourists. It is an ideal destination for visiting, staying, and studying due to its affordability and abundance of scenic beauty.

Is Preston good for international students?

Preston is a dynamic and diverse city located in the heart of the North West of England, making it an ideal place to reside, work, and enjoy leisure time.

The Preston Campus is a bustling community of more than 27,000 students and staff, representing various nationalities and cultures.

Universities

There is only one university located in Preston: the University of Central Lancashire, also known as UCLan.

Additionally, there are other institutions such as Preston College, Cardinal Newman College, and the Royal Preston Hospital, which is a teaching hospital.

The University of Central Lancashire has a rich history of name changes and is situated in the town centre.

The university caters to approximately 27,000 students, both undergraduates and postgraduates.

UCLan is renowned for its extensive range of courses and research programs. It has established connections with top organizations such as NASA, BAE Systems, the Department of Health, the Football Association, the Professional Golfers Association, and the International Olympic Committee.

Living costs for students

Located in the north of England that has undergone a significant transformation from its industrial past, and is now considered a thoroughly modern city.

Although the cost of living for students in Preston is not the cheapest, it is still considered modest.

As the city is a hub for aerospace and defence industries, there are some well-paying job opportunities available, which has pushed up the prices of some goods and services.

Despite this, living in here is still cheaper for students compared to many southern cities. While not all property prices are higher than average, some are.

Additionally, the general cost of living in Preston is reasonable, with reasonably priced beer, food, taxis, buses, and trains available throughout the city.