CL-Stoke Student Village is a student residence on London Road in Stoke-on-Trent, with the postcode ST4 1AB. The village brings together three buildings, Kiln House, Poulson House and London House, so students can pick from en suite rooms, studios and apartments without leaving a single community. Listed with Acolyte Living, it is a practical choice for anyone who wants a furnished room, a lively social side and a walk to Staffordshire University that takes about ten minutes. For students searching for student accommodation in Stoke-on-Trent, this village covers the essentials and adds a few welcome extras. The village sits about 0.6 miles from Staffordshire University, and the walk usually takes between ten and fourteen minutes depending on your pace and which building you live in. Bus stops are only a few minutes away on foot, including routes serving Stoke-on-Trent College and Penkhull New Road, so reaching the wider city is easy. Stoke-on-Trent railway station is roughly a fifteen to twenty minute walk, with trains to Manchester in about thirty minutes and Birmingham in about forty. Students attending Keele University will also find the area convenient for travel. Choice is a real strength here. The village offers en suite rooms, studios and apartments across its three buildings. In London House you will find Classic, Deluxe and Premier en suite rooms alongside a Deluxe Studio. Poulson House provides a Deluxe Wet Room Studio, a Premier Studio and a Deluxe Studio, while Kiln House includes a Deluxe Wet Room Studio, a Deluxe Studio and a Deluxe 2 Bedroom Apartment. That spread means a first year student who wants a sociable en suite and a postgraduate who prefers a private studio can both find a good fit. Rooms are fully furnished, so you can arrive with a suitcase and settle in quickly. Typical features include a comfortable bed, a desk and chair, wardrobe or closet space and Wi-Fi. Studios add a private bathroom and a kitchenette with a microwave, refrigerator and oven, while the apartment option suits students who prefer a self contained home. Having your own bathroom and cooking space cuts down on queues and gives you full control over your day, which many students find makes term time less stressful. Value matters when you are budgeting for a year away from home. Studios start from £120 per week on Acolyte Living, with other room types priced according to size and category. Partner listings describe rent as all inclusive, covering water, electricity and 100Mbps Wi-Fi, which takes the guesswork out of monthly bills. Because inclusions can differ by room and tenancy, it is wise to confirm exactly what is covered before you pay a deposit. Acolyte Living also lists cashback of up to £500 on bookings and £100 for returning residents. Downtime is well catered for. The village includes a gym, a games room, a pool table and a cinema room, so there is always something to do without leaving the building. Evenings can mean a film with flatmates, a quick workout or a friendly frame of pool. These spaces matter more than they sound. They give new students an easy way to make friends, and they offer a break from the library during busy assessment weeks. Having a gym on site also removes the cost of a separate membership. Day to day living is made easier by shared facilities. There is a lounge for relaxing or catching up with friends, a laundry room, bike storage and a vending machine for late night snacks. Wi-Fi is available throughout. The village also has a professional on site team and organises activities during the academic year, according to partner listings, which helps new arrivals feel part of a community from the first week. For international students especially, that friendly structure can make the move to a new country feel much less daunting. Safety is an important part of any student move. CCTV is listed as a feature of the village, and partner information highlights security as a priority, with secure entry systems described at Kiln House. Living close to campus also means shorter journeys after dark, and the on site team is there to help if something goes wrong. As with any residence, you can ask the Acolyte Living team for current details on access and security before you book. Stoke-on-Trent is known as the home of British pottery, and its industrial past still shapes the city today. For students, it offers a friendly, affordable base with a welcoming student scene. Near the village you will find cafes and takeaways such as Baby Russets and Roberto’s Pizza House, plus shops and everyday services along London Road. Buses run regularly along the road, making the city centre and neighbouring areas simple to reach. Compared with larger English cities, living costs here are generally lower, which leaves more room in your budget for social plans and travel. This village suits a wide mix of students. First year undergraduates will enjoy the sociable en suite rooms and shared spaces, while postgraduates and international students may prefer a studio with a private kitchenette and bathroom. Students who plan to cook, study late or simply value quiet will find the studios and apartment more comfortable than a shared setup. Because the three buildings sit close together, you can still join friends in neighbouring houses and take part in village life. Booking through Acolyte Living is simple. The property page lets you browse photos, compare room types, check current offers, read the house rules and send an enquiry, all in one place. If you are still undecided, the team can talk you through payment, fees and the tenancy before you commit. Choose your room at CL-Stoke Student Village on London Road, and start the new academic year with a comfortable, well connected base in Stoke-on-Trent.

CL-Stoke Student Village is a student residence on London Road in Stoke-on-Trent, with the postcode ST4 1AB. The village brings together three buildings, Kiln House, Poulson House and London House, so students can pick from en suite rooms, studios and apartments without leaving a single community. Listed with Acolyte Living, it is a practical choice for anyone who wants a furnished room, a lively social side and a walk to Staffordshire University that takes about ten minutes. For students searching for student accommodation in Stoke-on-Trent, this village covers the essentials and adds a few welcome extras. The village sits about 0.6 miles from Staffordshire University, and the walk usually takes between ten and fourteen minutes depending on your pace and which building you live in. Bus stops are only a few minutes away on foot, including routes serving Stoke-on-Trent College and Penkhull New Road, so reaching the wider city is easy. Stoke-on-Trent railway station is roughly a fifteen to twenty minute walk, with trains to Manchester in about thirty minutes and Birmingham in about forty. Students attending Keele University will also find the area convenient for travel. Choice is a real strength here. The village offers en suite rooms, studios and apartments across its three buildings. In London House you will find Classic, Deluxe and Premier en suite rooms alongside a Deluxe Studio. Poulson House provides a Deluxe Wet Room Studio, a Premier Studio and a Deluxe Studio, while Kiln House includes a Deluxe Wet Room Studio, a Deluxe Studio and a Deluxe 2 Bedroom Apartment. That spread means a first year student who wants a sociable en suite and a postgraduate who prefers a private studio can both find a good fit. Rooms are fully furnished, so you can arrive with a suitcase and settle in quickly. Typical features include a comfortable bed, a desk and chair, wardrobe or closet space and Wi-Fi. Studios add a private bathroom and a kitchenette with a microwave, refrigerator and oven, while the apartment option suits students who prefer a self contained home. Having your own bathroom and cooking space cuts down on queues and gives you full control over your day, which many students find makes term time less stressful. Value matters when you are budgeting for a year away from home. Studios start from £120 per week on Acolyte Living, with other room types priced according to size and category. Partner listings describe rent as all inclusive, covering water, electricity and 100Mbps Wi-Fi, which takes the guesswork out of monthly bills. Because inclusions can differ by room and tenancy, it is wise to confirm exactly what is covered before you pay a deposit. Acolyte Living also lists cashback of up to £500 on bookings and £100 for returning residents. Downtime is well catered for. The village includes a gym, a games room, a pool table and a cinema room, so there is always something to do without leaving the building. Evenings can mean a film with flatmates, a quick workout or a friendly frame of pool. These spaces matter more than they sound. They give new students an easy way to make friends, and they offer a break from the library during busy assessment weeks. Having a gym on site also removes the cost of a separate membership. Day to day living is made easier by shared facilities. There is a lounge for relaxing or catching up with friends, a laundry room, bike storage and a vending machine for late night snacks. Wi-Fi is available throughout. The village also has a professional on site team and organises activities during the academic year, according to partner listings, which helps new arrivals feel part of a community from the first week. For international students especially, that friendly structure can make the move to a new country feel much less daunting. Safety is an important part of any student move. CCTV is listed as a feature of the village, and partner information highlights security as a priority, with secure entry systems described at Kiln House. Living close to campus also means shorter journeys after dark, and the on site team is there to help if something goes wrong. As with any residence, you can ask the Acolyte Living team for current details on access and security before you book. Stoke-on-Trent is known as the home of British pottery, and its industrial past still shapes the city today. For students, it offers a friendly, affordable base with a welcoming student scene. Near the village you will find cafes and takeaways such as Baby Russets and Roberto’s Pizza House, plus shops and everyday services along London Road. Buses run regularly along the road, making the city centre and neighbouring areas simple to reach. Compared with larger English cities, living costs here are generally lower, which leaves more room in your budget for social plans and travel. This village suits a wide mix of students. First year undergraduates will enjoy the sociable en suite rooms and shared spaces, while postgraduates and international students may prefer a studio with a private kitchenette and bathroom. Students who plan to cook, study late or simply value quiet will find the studios and apartment more comfortable than a shared setup. Because the three buildings sit close together, you can still join friends in neighbouring houses and take part in village life. Booking through Acolyte Living is simple. The property page lets you browse photos, compare room types, check current offers, read the house rules and send an enquiry, all in one place. If you are still undecided, the team can talk you through payment, fees and the tenancy before you commit. Choose your room at CL-Stoke Student Village on London Road, and start the new academic year with a comfortable, well connected base in Stoke-on-Trent.