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Kendrick Hall, Reading RG1 5AE is a modern student accommodation in Reading, offering students comfortable and well-connected living close to the city centre and the University of Reading. Ideally located for the University of Reading, the property provides easy access to campuses, libraries, and student facilities, making it an excellent choice for students seeking a convenient and enjoyable university experience. Residents can also explore Reading’s popular attractions, including The Oracle Shopping Centre, Reading Museum, Forbury Gardens, Reading Abbey Ruins, and the scenic River Thames.
The surrounding neighbourhood features a variety of cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, shops, and entertainment venues, creating a vibrant atmosphere for student life. Excellent public transport links, including nearby bus routes and Reading Railway Station, make travelling around the town simple and convenient. Students looking for more can also explore Berkshire House, 79 Silver Street, and other student residences through Acolyte Living. These nearby properties offer modern amenities and convenient access to the University of Reading. With its excellent location, contemporary facilities, and welcoming student community, Kendrick Hall provides an ideal home for students looking to make the most of their university experience in Reading.
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Kendrick Hall, Reading RG1 5AE is a modern student accommodation in Reading, offering students comfortable and well-connected living close to the city centre and the University of Reading. Ideally located for the University of Reading, the property provides easy access to campuses, libraries, and student facilities, making it an excellent choice for students seeking a convenient and enjoyable university experience. Residents can also explore Reading’s popular attractions, including The Oracle Shopping Centre, Reading Museum, Forbury Gardens, Reading Abbey Ruins, and the scenic River Thames.
The surrounding neighbourhood features a variety of cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, shops, and entertainment venues, creating a vibrant atmosphere for student life. Excellent public transport links, including nearby bus routes and Reading Railway Station, make travelling around the town simple and convenient. Students looking for more can also explore Berkshire House, 79 Silver Street, and other student residences through Acolyte Living. These nearby properties offer modern amenities and convenient access to the University of Reading. With its excellent location, contemporary facilities, and welcoming student community, Kendrick Hall provides an ideal home for students looking to make the most of their university experience in Reading.
Property Review Snapshot
This guide is built only on verified research and approved student reviews, so you can decide with clarity whether this property fits your needs or whether it’s one to skip.
Overall rating
4.6
Size details on request
Floors
Bed Available
Rooms Types
City
Pin Code
Daytime vs evening environment
Data does not give a formal daytime/evening ambience rating. Kendrick Hall’s facilities (Hub, study spaces, and a courtyard) and events suggest a community-minded environment suitable for students who want social engagement and on-site support.
Access to essentials
On-site amenities include laundry facilities, study spaces, printing, and recycling facilities. The Hall’s security features (secure entry and CCTV) add convenience and safety, but data on nearby shops or supermarkets is not provided.
Noise and crowd dynamics
No explicit measurements or reports on noise levels. The presence of communal lounges, a courtyard, and regular events implies activity levels typical of student halls, which may vary by term.
Neighbourhood comfort realities
The property sits close to Reading’s campuses, with direct proximity to the University of Reading London Road Campus (opposite). Nearby campuses include Whiteknights (about 1.1 miles away) and Reading’s West London campus (0.7 miles away). The walk to Reading Station is about 15 minutes, with rail services to London in under 25 minutes.
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“I’ve had a great time at Kendrick. This is my second time living here, and it’s been amazing. The staff is so welcoming and accommodating, and the facilities are top-notch.”
“Lovely team at Kendrick hall, always organising events for the student stay here. Including free breakfast!!!”
“Very good accommodation. Very helpful staff available 24/7 and also, really helped me to settle in at University”
“I've stayed at Kendrick for two years now. It's great and I've had a good time. We have free breakfasts and christmas parties, and they've all been fun. Thank you to the lovely staff who take care of us!”
“My stay in this place has been amazing. The staff are nice and accommodating to our needs. Would recommend this place”
Students who want ready-made community and regular on-site events, coupled with reliable staff support. Students who prefer en-suite bedrooms or self-contained studios with private bathrooms and kitchens. Those aiming to study near Reading’s main campuses, especially given Kendrick Hall’s proximity to the London Road Campus.
Students who need unusually quiet study spaces or very low shared-living intensity (Classic/ Premium En-suite rooms share kitchens and living areas with others). Those who want information about official tenancy terms (contracts, deposits, cooling-off periods) not provided in the available data.
On-site staff, reception, and maintenance teams, plus secure door entry and CCTV for safety. A broad mix of room types: en-suites and self-contained studios, all with private bathrooms; study-focused spaces like The Hub, plus communal lounges. Strong connectivity to campus life: direct proximity to the University of Reading London Road Campus and short walk/commute options to other campuses. Wealth of resident amenities: high-speed internet (up to 100Mbps), on-site laundry, free printing, secure bike storage, contents insurance included, and regular community events.
Shared living arrangements in Classic and Premium En-suite options (5–6 residents per flat) may not suit students seeking very private, quiet study environments. Some cost and contract details are not explicitly provided in the research data; verified terms should be checked directly with the operator.
Data gaps: There is no explicit information about contract lengths, cooling-off periods, guarantor requirements, or exit terms in the provided inputs. Prospective tenants should obtain official terms directly from Kendrick Hall’s leasing team or the listing platform before committing.
Kendrick Hall offers both en-suite rooms and self-contained studios. Common areas include shared kitchens and living spaces for en-suite residents, and private kitchens/bathrooms for studios.
Listings for Kendrick Hall appear across multiple platforms, with management and on-site teams described in the property data. The listings come from operators/platforms such as Hallbookers and Skylets. Known transparency limitations include variations in pricing and terms across listing sites; official tenancy terms are not provided in the input data.
Some pricing and contract details are not provided by the data sources. Verify current terms, deposits, and cooling-off periods with the on-site team or the official booking platform before signing.
directly opposite (about a 1-minute walk).
roughly 1.1 miles, about a 20-minute walk.
about 0.7 miles, around a 15-minute walk. Route complexity and peak-hour reliability
a 15-minute walk, with rail services to London in under 25 minutes. Bus routes are available nearby for broader access.
Suits students who want a campus-adjacent base with short walks to key campuses and easy rail access for city travel. May be less ideal if you strictly require a car-based commute or prefer very short trips to a single campus.
12 sqm, £205 per week (shared kitchen/living area with 5–6 students). Source: skylets listing.
12 sqm, £209 per week (shared kitchen/living area with 5–6 students). Source: skylets listing.
12 sqm, £235 per week (shared kitchen/living area with 3–4 students). Source: skylets listing.
27 sqm, £319 per week (self-contained with private kitchen and bathroom). Source: skylets listing.
31 sqm, £325 per week (larger self-contained studio).
The data shows clear differentiation between shared-bedroom layouts and private studios, with price reflecting space, privacy, and occupancy tier. Room sizes are provided, but exact closet/storage details beyond square meters aren’t specified in the data. Prices are weekly and sourced from external listings; verify current pricing and any discounts or inclusion terms with the operator.
contents insurance; high-speed internet up to 100Mbps; on-site maintenance; some listings mention free printing and laundry facilities.
data does not specify utilities, council tax (where applicable), deposit requirements, or any additional service charges beyond the items listed. The exact scope of “on-site laundry services” (whether included or paid per use) isn’t detailed in the data.
Classic Ensuite: ~£205/week ≈ £880–£940/month (rough estimate; actual monthly spend depends on billing and term length). Premium Ensuite: ~£209/week ≈ £900–£970/month. Premium Plus Ensuite: ~£235/week ≈ £1,020–£1,100/month. Classic Studio: ~£319/week ≈ £1,380–£1,460/month. Premium Studio: ~£325/week ≈ £1,405–£1,485/month.
exact deposits, utility contributions, and any included meals or semester-specific charges are not provided.
The Hub provides a spacious study room and dedicated study spaces, with TV and social areas; on-site printing is offered, aiding coursework and printing needs.
Approved reviews repeatedly highlight staff-led events and community activities, including free breakfasts and Christmas parties, which can contribute to a supportive social environment.
On-site laundry, bike storage, secure entry, CCTV, and a reception/maintenance team support daily life and safety, while contents insurance reduces personal-risk concerns.
No explicit accessibility features are listed in the data beyond general on-site services; no health facilities are described.
There is no listed gym or dedicated fitness facility in the data; parking availability and other campus-adjacent conveniences aren’t specified.
High-speed internet up to 100Mbps is included in the property data, supporting study needs.
The combination of a dedicated study space, private studios, and reliable internet suggests a study-friendly setup.
No explicit risks are documented (e.g., network outages or data caps) in the provided input; verify current network terms with the operator.
Secure door entry and CCTV, plus on-site reception and maintenance teams, contribute to daily safety.
No explicit data on night-time incidents or crowd dynamics; rely on on-site security features and staff availability.
With 24/7 staff support mentioned in reviews, late-night assistance could be accessible, though formal hours aren’t specified in the data.
Q: Is Kendrick Hall close to the University of Reading?
A: Yes. The London Road Campus sits directly opposite Kendrick Hall, with Whiteknights Campus about 1.1 miles away and Reading’s West London Campus about 0.7 miles away.
Q: What types of rooms are available and what do they cost?
A: Classic Ensuite (£205/week), Premium Ensuite (£209/week), Premium Plus Ensuite (£235/week), Classic Studio (£319/week), Premium Studio (£325/week). Values are from external listings; verify current pricing.
Q: Does the rent include internet or insurance?
A: Internet is included at up to 100Mbps, and contents insurance is listed as included. Other inclusions, deposits, or utility charges are not fully detailed in the data.
Q: What is the community like?
A: Approved reviews consistently mention friendly staff, social events, and a sense of community, including free breakfasts and seasonal activities.
Q: What should I check before signing?
A: Data here does not include contract lengths, cooling-off options, or guarantor requirements; obtain official terms from the operator or listing platform.
Balanced strengths and risks
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Property Review Snapshot
This guide is built only on verified research and approved student reviews, so you can decide with clarity whether this property fits your needs or whether it’s one to skip.
Overall rating
4.6
Size details on request
Floors
Bed Available
Rooms Types
City
Pin Code
Daytime vs evening environment
Data does not give a formal daytime/evening ambience rating. Kendrick Hall’s facilities (Hub, study spaces, and a courtyard) and events suggest a community-minded environment suitable for students who want social engagement and on-site support.
Access to essentials
On-site amenities include laundry facilities, study spaces, printing, and recycling facilities. The Hall’s security features (secure entry and CCTV) add convenience and safety, but data on nearby shops or supermarkets is not provided.
Noise and crowd dynamics
No explicit measurements or reports on noise levels. The presence of communal lounges, a courtyard, and regular events implies activity levels typical of student halls, which may vary by term.
Neighbourhood comfort realities
The property sits close to Reading’s campuses, with direct proximity to the University of Reading London Road Campus (opposite). Nearby campuses include Whiteknights (about 1.1 miles away) and Reading’s West London campus (0.7 miles away). The walk to Reading Station is about 15 minutes, with rail services to London in under 25 minutes.
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“I’ve had a great time at Kendrick. This is my second time living here, and it’s been amazing. The staff is so welcoming and accommodating, and the facilities are top-notch.”
“Lovely team at Kendrick hall, always organising events for the student stay here. Including free breakfast!!!”
“Very good accommodation. Very helpful staff available 24/7 and also, really helped me to settle in at University”
“I've stayed at Kendrick for two years now. It's great and I've had a good time. We have free breakfasts and christmas parties, and they've all been fun. Thank you to the lovely staff who take care of us!”
“My stay in this place has been amazing. The staff are nice and accommodating to our needs. Would recommend this place”
Students who want ready-made community and regular on-site events, coupled with reliable staff support. Students who prefer en-suite bedrooms or self-contained studios with private bathrooms and kitchens. Those aiming to study near Reading’s main campuses, especially given Kendrick Hall’s proximity to the London Road Campus.
Students who need unusually quiet study spaces or very low shared-living intensity (Classic/ Premium En-suite rooms share kitchens and living areas with others). Those who want information about official tenancy terms (contracts, deposits, cooling-off periods) not provided in the available data.
On-site staff, reception, and maintenance teams, plus secure door entry and CCTV for safety. A broad mix of room types: en-suites and self-contained studios, all with private bathrooms; study-focused spaces like The Hub, plus communal lounges. Strong connectivity to campus life: direct proximity to the University of Reading London Road Campus and short walk/commute options to other campuses. Wealth of resident amenities: high-speed internet (up to 100Mbps), on-site laundry, free printing, secure bike storage, contents insurance included, and regular community events.
Shared living arrangements in Classic and Premium En-suite options (5–6 residents per flat) may not suit students seeking very private, quiet study environments. Some cost and contract details are not explicitly provided in the research data; verified terms should be checked directly with the operator.
Data gaps: There is no explicit information about contract lengths, cooling-off periods, guarantor requirements, or exit terms in the provided inputs. Prospective tenants should obtain official terms directly from Kendrick Hall’s leasing team or the listing platform before committing.
Kendrick Hall offers both en-suite rooms and self-contained studios. Common areas include shared kitchens and living spaces for en-suite residents, and private kitchens/bathrooms for studios.
Listings for Kendrick Hall appear across multiple platforms, with management and on-site teams described in the property data. The listings come from operators/platforms such as Hallbookers and Skylets. Known transparency limitations include variations in pricing and terms across listing sites; official tenancy terms are not provided in the input data.
Some pricing and contract details are not provided by the data sources. Verify current terms, deposits, and cooling-off periods with the on-site team or the official booking platform before signing.
directly opposite (about a 1-minute walk).
roughly 1.1 miles, about a 20-minute walk.
about 0.7 miles, around a 15-minute walk. Route complexity and peak-hour reliability
a 15-minute walk, with rail services to London in under 25 minutes. Bus routes are available nearby for broader access.
Suits students who want a campus-adjacent base with short walks to key campuses and easy rail access for city travel. May be less ideal if you strictly require a car-based commute or prefer very short trips to a single campus.
12 sqm, £205 per week (shared kitchen/living area with 5–6 students). Source: skylets listing.
12 sqm, £209 per week (shared kitchen/living area with 5–6 students). Source: skylets listing.
12 sqm, £235 per week (shared kitchen/living area with 3–4 students). Source: skylets listing.
27 sqm, £319 per week (self-contained with private kitchen and bathroom). Source: skylets listing.
31 sqm, £325 per week (larger self-contained studio).
The data shows clear differentiation between shared-bedroom layouts and private studios, with price reflecting space, privacy, and occupancy tier. Room sizes are provided, but exact closet/storage details beyond square meters aren’t specified in the data. Prices are weekly and sourced from external listings; verify current pricing and any discounts or inclusion terms with the operator.
contents insurance; high-speed internet up to 100Mbps; on-site maintenance; some listings mention free printing and laundry facilities.
data does not specify utilities, council tax (where applicable), deposit requirements, or any additional service charges beyond the items listed. The exact scope of “on-site laundry services” (whether included or paid per use) isn’t detailed in the data.
Classic Ensuite: ~£205/week ≈ £880–£940/month (rough estimate; actual monthly spend depends on billing and term length). Premium Ensuite: ~£209/week ≈ £900–£970/month. Premium Plus Ensuite: ~£235/week ≈ £1,020–£1,100/month. Classic Studio: ~£319/week ≈ £1,380–£1,460/month. Premium Studio: ~£325/week ≈ £1,405–£1,485/month.
exact deposits, utility contributions, and any included meals or semester-specific charges are not provided.
The Hub provides a spacious study room and dedicated study spaces, with TV and social areas; on-site printing is offered, aiding coursework and printing needs.
Approved reviews repeatedly highlight staff-led events and community activities, including free breakfasts and Christmas parties, which can contribute to a supportive social environment.
On-site laundry, bike storage, secure entry, CCTV, and a reception/maintenance team support daily life and safety, while contents insurance reduces personal-risk concerns.
No explicit accessibility features are listed in the data beyond general on-site services; no health facilities are described.
There is no listed gym or dedicated fitness facility in the data; parking availability and other campus-adjacent conveniences aren’t specified.
High-speed internet up to 100Mbps is included in the property data, supporting study needs.
The combination of a dedicated study space, private studios, and reliable internet suggests a study-friendly setup.
No explicit risks are documented (e.g., network outages or data caps) in the provided input; verify current network terms with the operator.
Secure door entry and CCTV, plus on-site reception and maintenance teams, contribute to daily safety.
No explicit data on night-time incidents or crowd dynamics; rely on on-site security features and staff availability.
With 24/7 staff support mentioned in reviews, late-night assistance could be accessible, though formal hours aren’t specified in the data.
Q: Is Kendrick Hall close to the University of Reading?
A: Yes. The London Road Campus sits directly opposite Kendrick Hall, with Whiteknights Campus about 1.1 miles away and Reading’s West London Campus about 0.7 miles away.
Q: What types of rooms are available and what do they cost?
A: Classic Ensuite (£205/week), Premium Ensuite (£209/week), Premium Plus Ensuite (£235/week), Classic Studio (£319/week), Premium Studio (£325/week). Values are from external listings; verify current pricing.
Q: Does the rent include internet or insurance?
A: Internet is included at up to 100Mbps, and contents insurance is listed as included. Other inclusions, deposits, or utility charges are not fully detailed in the data.
Q: What is the community like?
A: Approved reviews consistently mention friendly staff, social events, and a sense of community, including free breakfasts and seasonal activities.
Q: What should I check before signing?
A: Data here does not include contract lengths, cooling-off options, or guarantor requirements; obtain official terms from the operator or listing platform.
Balanced strengths and risks
Still unsure if Kendrick Hall, Reading RG1 5AE is the right fit for you?
Acolyte Living helps you understand the trade-offs, and choose with confidence.
Explore better student accommodation options with Acolyte Living
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