Student Accommodation near The University of Law - London Moorgate, London

The University of Law's Bloomsbury campus sits at 14 Store Street, WC1E, a quiet street that opens onto one of London's most intellectually rich neighbourhoods. Here is what makes this location practically useful when booking your student accommodation in London.

• Proximity to the legal district is a genuine advantage: The Inns of Court, Lincoln's Inn Fields, and the Royal Courts of Justice are all within a 15 to 20-minute walk from Store Street. For law students who are attending mooting events, Bar course assessments, or early networking opportunities, that proximity removes a logistical barrier that matters during a demanding professional programme.
• Rent varies meaningfully by how far you look: The average weekly rent near ULaw Bloomsbury runs around £327 per week at PBSA level, but options start from £269 per week for students willing to commute from outer areas. The Bloomsbury and Fitzrovia postcodes command a premium, while King's Cross, Islington, and Holloway give students access to lower rents within a 20 to 30 minute tube journey.
• Multiple tube stations are within easy walking distance: Goodge Street, Euston Square, Russell Square, and Tottenham Court Road are all under 10 minutes on foot from Store Street, giving students on the Northern, Central, Piccadilly, and Victoria lines straightforward access to campus from most inner London areas.
• Whitechapel is 20 minutes by tube: For South Asian students specifically, the East London food and grocery corridor is accessible from Tottenham Court Road in around 20 minutes via the Elizabeth line, making regular cooking runs genuinely practical rather than a half-day commitment.

Best Student Accommodation Near The University of Law London

The following options are among the most consistently recommended near ULaw's Bloomsbury campus, verified from multiple sources.

Types of Student Accommodation Near The University of Law London

ULaw Bloomsbury's central WC1 postcode puts students in one of London's more expensive neighbourhoods, but the transport network opens up genuinely affordable options within a reasonable commute.

1. Studio roomsgive you a private bedroom, bathroom, and kitchenette in one self-contained unit. Scape Bloomsbury offers studios from £325 per week, which reflects the premium of the immediate campus area but suits students who want complete independence in a well-managed building steps from central London's legal district.
2. En-suite rooms are the most common format across the PBSA options accessible from Bloomsbury. En-suite rooms are generally available from £335 to £338 per week, with all bills included and strong transport connections back to Store Street. A private bathroom combined with shared kitchen access is the most practical format for postgraduate law students managing a heavy workload alongside the demands of shared living.
3. Shared apartments in Islington, Holloway, and King's Cross offer the most budget-conscious private market option. Shared rooms in these areas typically run between £900 and £1,200 per month.
4. Private apartments are mainly taken by students on part-time programmes, mature students, or those sharing with a partner. One-bedroom flats in Fitzrovia and Bloomsbury start from around £1,800 per month on Right move, with more affordable options available from King's Cross and Islington from around £1,400 to £1,600 per month.

Average Cost of Student Accommodation Near the University of Law London

Best Areas to Live Near The University of Law London

Commute and Transport Options Near the University of Law London

Four tube stations sit within a 10-minute walk of ULaw's Store Street campus, and the Tottenham Court Road Elizabeth line stop adds fast Cross-London connections that make commuting from east or west London considerably more straightforward.

Key highlights

• Full-time ULaw students are eligible for an 18+ Student Oyster photocard for discounted TfL travel.
• Tottenham Court Road's Elizabeth line connection gives students fast access to Whitechapel in around 10 minutes and to Paddington in around 8 minutes.

Student Life Around The University of Law London

Bloomsbury's character as a neighbourhood suits law students in specific ways that go beyond the standard student city experience.

• Cafes and study spots: ULaw has its own library and study facilities at Store Street. The surrounding Bloomsbury streets have an excellent independent cafe scene, and the area between Goodge Street and Russell Square is particularly well-served for working cafes.
• Libraries and study: The British Library at St Pancras is around 15 minutes on foot and gives ULaw students access to one of the world's most extensive legal and academic collections. The Law Society Library on Chancery Lane is also accessible for students who need specialist legal resources beyond ULaw's own holdings.
• Shopping: Tottenham Court Road covers electronics and larger purchases. Oxford Street is a 10-minute walk for everyday retail. Brunswick Centre in Bloomsbury handles supermarket shopping within walking distance of campus.
• Green space: Russell Square Gardens sit directly adjacent to the campus area and are one of Bloomsbury's defining features, with a central cafe and seating used by students throughout the year. Lincoln's Inn Fields, a 15-minute walk toward the Inns of Court, adds more space for students who want to spend time exploring the neighbourhood.
• Entertainment and culture: The British Museum's free entry makes it one of the most naturally visited landmarks by ULaw students, sitting a few minutes' walk from Store Street. Covent Garden is a 15-minute walk for theatre and live performance. The West End's cinema and restaurant options are accessible without a tube journey from most Bloomsbury streets.

Living Near ULaw as an Indian Student

Bloomsbury's central position means that two of London's most accessible South Asian food and grocery corridors, Tottenham Court Road and South Asian grocery stretch on Ealing Road are within a manageable tube journey.

a) Indian Restaurants Worth Knowing

• Dishoom Covent Garden, 12 Upper St Martin's Lane WC2H 9FB: The closest Dishoom branch to ULaw's Store Street campus, around 15 minutes on foot through Covent Garden. The menu covers Bombay-style Irani cafe cooking from breakfast through to dinner, and it remains one of the more reliably good options for group meals within walking distance of Bloomsbury.
• Tayyabs, 83 Fieldgate Street, Whitechapel E1 1JU: Accessible from Tottenham Court Road in around 20 minutes on the Elizabeth line, Tayyabs has been one of East London's most recommended Pakistani restaurants for decades. The lamb chops, karahi, and fresh naan are the consistent standouts, and the generous portions suit a student budget well.
• Roti King, 40 Doric Way NW1 1LH: Located near Euston, a 10-minute walk from ULaw's campus, Roti King is a small and consistently well-reviewed Malaysian Indian restaurant with a particular reputation for its roti canai and dahl. It regularly features in Time Out and Eater London's best cheap eats lists, and the queue outside is usually worth joining.

b) Indian Grocery Stores

Estimated Monthly Costs Near The University of Law London

Facilities Included in Student Accommodation

Most purpose-built accommodation near ULaw Bloomsbury comes with a consistent set of inclusions. Here is what you can generally expect:

• Furnished Room
• High-Speed Wi-Fi
• En-suite or Shared Bathroom
• Shared or Private Kitchen
• 24/7 Security
• Laundry Facilities
• Communal Spaces
• On-Site Maintenance
• Bills Included (electricity, water, heating)
• Gym Access (at most PBSA providers)

How to Book Through Gradding Homes

Booking your student accommodation near The University of Law London through Gradding Homes is simple. Just follow these steps:

1. Search for The University of Law London: Visit Gradding Homes and search for ULaw Bloomsbury to see verified accommodation options near the Store Street campus and surrounding areas.
2. Pick Your Room: Browse the available properties and select the room type that works for you, whether that is an en-suite near King's Cross, a studio in Bloomsbury, or a shared flat in Islington or Holloway.
3. Compare Your Options: Check the weekly rent, distance from campus, bills coverage, tube connections, and on-site facilities before making a decision.
4. Submit an Enquiry: Once you find a property that fits, click on Enquire Now and share your preferred move-in date and tenancy requirements.
5. Get Booking Assistance: A Gradding Homes accommodation expert will then guide you through the remaining steps and help complete your booking.

Why Gradding Homes

Gradding Homes gives students a straightforward way to explore and compare options for student accommodation in UK before settling on a place to live.

• Verified Properties: Browse listings that have been checked by the Gradding Homes team before going live, so the photos, location, and listed amenities match what you find when you arrive.
• Flexible Payment Options: Depending on the property, students may have payment arrangements available that spread accommodation costs more manageably across the academic year.
• Move-In Ready Rooms: Most listings come furnished with a bed, study desk, and wardrobe as standard, so there is nothing to sort before your first week at ULaw.
• Competitive Accommodation Rates: Compare different properties and room types across Bloomsbury, King's Cross, Islington, Holloway, and Finsbury Park to find an option that genuinely fits your budget.
• Personalised Support: Get one-to-one assistance from the Gradding Homes team when comparing properties, understanding your options, or completing your booking.