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Queens Gate is a modern student accommodation at 15–19 Queen Terrace, Southampton SO14 3BP, offering students a convenient place to live close to the city centre and Southampton's major university campuses. Its central location provides easy access to everyday essentials, including shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and entertainment venues, while the surrounding area offers convenient transport connections for getting around the city.
For students searching for student accommodation in Southampton, UK, Queens Gate offers a well-connected base for university life. Its central setting, private student living spaces and access to shared facilities make it a practical option for students looking for convenient accommodation close to the city's academic, commercial and social attractions.
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4.3
Size details on request
Floors
Beds Available
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Students at Solent University or City College (10–15 min walk) Those wanting city centre access and modern, en-suite rooms Students who value strong security, fast Wi-Fi, and on-site amenities Anyone without a car (no on-site parking)
University of Southampton (Highfield/Avenue) students who dislike bus commutes Car owners (parking is not provided and city parking is costly) Light sleepers sensitive to city noise Students on a tight budget (mid-to-upper price range, laundry not included)
Prime location for Solent and city life Modern, clean rooms with private bathrooms Reliable Wi-Fi and 24/7 gym Friendly, responsive staff and secure building
No parking for residents Pay-per-use laundry adds to monthly costs Some rooms smaller than expected Occasional city noise and potential for bike theft
Contract length: Typically 44 or 51 weeks (confirm before booking) Cooling-off period: Standard CRM Students policy (usually 7–14 days, check latest terms) Guarantor: UK guarantor required for instalment payments; otherwise, full payment upfront Exit implications: Early exit usually means finding a replacement tenant or continuing to pay rent (standard for UK student housing) Deposit: £150, refundable subject to room condition
The property appears to offer furnished, self-contained studio accommodation designed for students, with private sleeping, living, study and kitchenette areas. It is suitable for students seeking independent living rather than a traditional shared apartment setup.
Operator/Brand: Mezzino. Julian Court at 28 Queen’s Road, Coventry, is identified as a Mezzino student accommodation property by current accommodation listings. Positioning: Julian Court is positioned as modern, private student accommodation focused on independent studio living. The property offers furnished studios with private kitchen facilities, while current listings describe the building as a quieter residential option close to Coventry city centre and Coventry University.
0.7 miles (approx. 15 min walk). Direct, flat route—no transport costs.
Highfield: 2.2 miles (35 min walk, 20 min by bus). Avenue: 1.7 miles (30 min walk, 15 min by bus). Buses (U1A/U1C/U2) run every 10 minutes at peak; cycling is possible (10–20 min).
Classic Ensuite: £199–£210 Premium Ensuite: £220–£225 Deluxe Ensuite: £235–£245 Studio: £265–£285
All rooms have private bathrooms and small double beds. Studios have private kitchens; ensuites share kitchens.
Utilities, Wi-Fi, contents insurance
Laundry: £3–£4 per wash/dry (not included) Deposit: £150 (refundable) No parking (city parking is expensive if needed) Occasional costs: vending machines, social events
Classic Ensuite: ~£860/month (4 weeks) Add £10–£20/month for laundry, plus personal expenses
Dedicated quiet study rooms Fast, reliable Wi-Fi (“The Wi-Fi is fast and reliable, which is great for studying and streaming.”)
Large communal lounge, regular events (“The social spaces are nice and there are regular events.”) Social atmosphere varies—some find it lively, others quieter
On-site gym (24/7, free) Laundry facilities (pay-per-use) Parcel collection, vending machines, secure bike storage
Wheelchair accessible, lifts to all floors Central heating (individual room control limited)
No on-site parking No catering or meal plans
100Mbps+ broadband throughout the building Wi-Fi included in rent
No significant complaints about reliability in approved reviews Suitable for online lectures, streaming, and group work
No evidence of major outages or slowdowns
24/7 CCTV, key-fob entry, staffed reception during working hours Regular fire drills and modern alarm systems
City centre location means more activity and occasional noise Most students feel safe (“Very secure building with key fob entry and CCTV.”)
Well-lit streets, short walk from nightlife and transport Some risk of bike theft reported despite secure storage
Is Queens Gate close to Southampton universities?
Yes—Solent University is a 15 min walk; University of Southampton campuses are 15–20 min by bus.
Are bills included in the rent?
All utilities, Wi-Fi, and contents insurance are included. Laundry is extra.
Is there parking?
No on-site parking. City parking is expensive and limited.
How secure is the building?
24/7 CCTV, key-fob entry, and staffed reception. Most students report feeling safe.
Can I have guests?
Guests are allowed, but overnight stays are limited to a few nights per month.
Is the Wi-Fi reliable?
Yes—100Mbps+ broadband, with no major complaints in reviews.
Are there accessible rooms?
Yes—step-free access and accessible rooms are available.
What’s the social life like?
Regular events and communal spaces, but social atmosphere can vary.
Queens Gate stands out for its city centre location, modern en-suite rooms, and reliable amenities. It’s a strong fit for Solent University students and those who want easy access to Southampton’s shops, nightlife, and transport. Security, staff support, and study facilities are consistently praised in verified reviews.
However, it’s less ideal for University of Southampton students who dislike commuting, car owners, or those highly sensitive to city noise. The price point is mid-to-upper range, and laundry costs add up. Room sizes in lower-priced ensuites may be smaller than expected.
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