London Place Apartments, Oxford OX4 1BD Reviews

Students who value privacy, independence, and a self-contained studio setup Those studying at University of Oxford, Oxford Brookes, or Ruskin College who want to walk or cycle to campus Anyone seeking a modern, all-inclusive rent with no surprise bills Students who prefer a quiet, low-communal environment

First-year or international students seeking built-in social life or communal spaces Students needing on-site gym or fitness facilities Anyone who requires car parking or has mobility needs Light sleepers sensitive to street noise

Prime location for both city centre and university access Modern, spacious studios with private kitchens and bathrooms All bills and high-speed Wi-Fi included Secure entry and CCTV

Contract Length: 44 or 51 weeks (fixed-term) Cooling-Off Clarity: Standard CRM Students cooling-off period applies (details not specified in public data—check contract before signing) Guarantor Expectations: UK-based guarantor usually required; international students may need to pay more rent upfront Exit Implications: Early termination typically not allowed unless a replacement tenant is found; check contract for specifics

London Place Apartments is a purpose-built student accommodation in Oxford, operated by CRM Students. It offers only self-contained studio flats, each with a private kitchen and bathroom. The property is positioned for students who want independence and privacy, rather than a traditional halls experience. Transparency is high regarding amenities and pricing, but there are no communal social spaces or on-site gym facilities.

Operator/Brand: Azzurri Properties Ltd Positioning: Professionally managed, furnished serviced apartments offering self-contained one-bedroom living, flexible stays and a convenient Oxford location. The property is suited to postgraduate students, young professionals and visitors seeking independent accommodation with a private kitchen, living space and Wi-Fi.

0.7 miles (15 minutes’ walk to central colleges) Direct, flat route—no complex transfers

1.1 miles (20 minutes’ walk or 10 minutes by frequent bus) Buses run every 5–10 minutes from St Clements stop

0.6 miles (12 minutes’ walk)

One-Bedroom Apartment Approx. £587/week

No shared flats or en-suite clusters—every unit is a self-contained studio. Price differences reflect room size and floor level, but exact square footage is not always specified.

All utility bills (electricity, water, heating) High-speed Wi-Fi (100Mbps+) Contents insurance

Laundry: approx. £3.50 per wash/dry Food: £30–£50 per week (local average) Bus pass (if needed): £15–£25/month Gym membership (external): £20–£40/month Books, supplies, social: £50–£100/month (variable)

Rent: £940–£1,410 Essentials (food, laundry, transport, gym): £120–£200 Total: £1,060–£1,610/month (excluding personal spending)

Each studio has a large desk and chair; high-speed Wi-Fi is consistently rated as reliable No communal study rooms—study is private and distraction-free

No communal lounges or social spaces; all socialising must be arranged off-site Increased risk of isolation, especially for new or international students

On-site laundry (paid), parcel collection, secure bike storage, lift access Supermarkets, pharmacy, and medical centre within 5 minutes’ walk

Lift access to all floors No on-site gym; nearest gyms are off-site and require separate membership No car parking—students with mobility needs may struggle

No gym, no communal spaces, no car parking

High-speed Wi-Fi (100Mbps+) included in rent No reported issues with connectivity in reviews

Students consistently report fast, reliable internet suitable for streaming, video calls, and coursework

No communal study spaces; all study is in-room No backup for Wi-Fi outages reported

CCTV throughout the building Secure key fob entry 24/7 emergency contact (off-site management)

St Clements is well-lit and busy, but late-night noise from bars and traffic is possible No on-site security staff—response to incidents may be delayed

Night buses run from city centre to St Clements Most students report feeling safe, but vigilance is advised