North London doesn't get the same attention as Zone 1 in most accommodation guides, but Station Court makes a decent case for looking further out. Unite Students runs this 225-room building on Tottenham's High Road, and a 2024 refurbishment gave the common areas a proper refresh, two study rooms, a games room, and a cinema room, all new. Combined with a five-minute walk to Seven Sisters and a genuinely competitive price, it's worth a look even if Tottenham wasn't on your original shortlist.
Station Court London
| Item | Details |
| Address | 158 High Road, Page Green Terrace, London N15 4NU |
| Operator | Unite Students |
| Total rooms | 225 en-suite rooms |
| Refurbished | 2024 (common areas) |
| Distance to Seven Sisters Underground | About a 5-minute walk |
| Bills | All-inclusive |
The rooms
Every one of the 225 rooms at Station Court is en-suite; has a single bed, private bathroom, dedicated study space, wardrobe, workspace, under-bed storage, a mirror, and noticeboard; and all come with the same fittings regardless of which flat you're placed in. What varies is the flat size itself, with kitchens and lounges shared among flatmates. Guide pricing for 2026/27 starts from around £279 a week, all bills included, which puts it noticeably below the Zone 1 buildings on this list without a corresponding drop in room quality. Dual occupancy is available for couples wanting to share, and limited on-site parking runs on a first-come, first-served basis.
Tottenham and transport
Tottenham's High Road runs right past Station Court, and Seven Sisters The underground station is a five-minute walk away, putting central London about 15 minutes down the Victoria Line. Tottenham Hale is close enough for the Stansted Express too, useful if you're flying in or out regularly. Multiple bus stops surround the building, and the area itself has settled into a genuinely useful mix of gyms, supermarkets, and everyday amenities rather than feeling like an afterthought compared to more central postcodes.
What's been added
- Two study rooms (added in 2024 refurbishment)
- Games room with foosball
- Multipurpose room
- Cinema room
- Communal spaces with vending machine
- Secure bike storage
- On-site laundry
- 24/7 CCTV and secure entry
Weighing the trade-offs
The 2024 refurbishment is doing real work here: reviewers who've lived through the before-and-after describe the communal spaces as genuinely transformed rather than just repainted. The trade-off is distance from central London and from most university campuses directly; this is a 15-minute Tube ride into town rather than a walk to lectures, so it suits students whose course or budget makes that commute worthwhile. For the price point, the room specification and refurbished common areas represent solid value relative to what you'd pay for similar en-suite rooms closer to Zone 1.
The right student for this
This works if you want a genuinely refreshed building with modern common areas at a below-Zone-1 price; a 15-minute Tube commute into central London is acceptable; and you value having a full run of social spaces (cinema, games room, and study rooms) on site.
This doesn't work if you need to be within walking distance of a specific central London campus or Tottenham's distance from the main university clusters is a dealbreaker regardless of transport links.
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FAQs
Where is Station Court?
158 High Road, Page Green Terrace, London N15 4NU, in Tottenham, North London.
What room types are available?
225 en-suite rooms, each with a private bathroom and shared kitchen and lounge.
What does it cost?
From around £279 a week for 2026/27, all bills included.
What's changed recently?
A 2024 refurbishment added two study rooms, a games room, a multipurpose room, and a cinema room.
How far is it from central London?
About a 5-minute walk to Seven Sisters Underground, roughly 15 minutes into central London via the Victoria Line.
Is it good value?
Yes, the room specification and refreshed common areas are strong for the price relative to more central buildings
