St. Christophers Court in the Maritime Quarter is a fully furnished two bedroom, two bathroom apartment in the heart of Swansea, offering stylish student accommodation in the UK close to the marina, the beach and the city centre. Found at SA1 1UD, the apartment is listed from £1,100 per month with no service fee, making it a smart choice for two friends, a pair of postgraduates or any student who wants more space and privacy than a typical shared house can offer. The Maritime Quarter is one of Swansea's most attractive neighbourhoods, built around the waterfront and the marina. Living here means that boats, cafes and open water are part of your everyday surroundings. The beach is a short walk away, and the city centre is close enough that shops, restaurants, bars and the bus and train stations are all within reach. It feels very different from a traditional student street, and many students enjoy the calmer, more polished atmosphere after a long day of lectures. For university access, the listing places the apartment around 2.4 miles on foot from Swansea University, so most students will use a bus, a bike or a short drive for daily travel. The University of Wales Trinity Saint David campuses in the city are closer to this part of town. Because the waterfront area is well connected by local bus routes, getting to classes, libraries and labs is usually straightforward. Inside, the apartment comprises two double bedrooms, with the master bedroom featuring its own en-suite bathroom. There is a separate family bathroom as well, which means you will rarely queue for a shower on busy mornings. The open plan lounge and diner opens onto a Juliet balcony, letting in fresh air and natural light, and it leads into a spacious kitchen. The whole apartment is fully furnished, so you can arrive with your suitcase and start settling into university life straight away. A real advantage of this apartment is the allocated parking space, which is a rare find so close to the city centre. If you own a car, or plan to bring one for placements, part time work or weekend trips to the Gower coast, having a dedicated space removes a lot of daily stress. Please confirm the parking arrangements with the Acolyte Living team when you book. Cost is always an important factor. Rooms start from £1,100 per month, and with two double bedrooms this works out at around £550 per person when shared between two. There is no service fee listed, which helps keep the overall cost down. Before you commit, check the deposit, the tenancy length and what is included in the rent, such as bills and internet. Acolyte Living also lists cashback offers, with £100 available if you re-book and up to £500 on new bookings, subject to the current terms. Life in the Maritime Quarter is a lovely balance of calm and convenience. You can start the day with a jog along the marina, study at a waterfront cafe in the afternoon and finish with a stroll along the beach as the sun sets. Cultural spots such as Swansea Museum and the National Waterfront Museum are close by, and the city's restaurants, pubs and cinema give you plenty of choice for evenings and weekends. The apartment suits postgraduate students, final year undergraduates, international students and anyone who wants a quieter, more private home than a large house share. Sharing with just one other person means fewer disagreements about cleaning and bills, and more room to study in peace. If you enjoy a tidy, comfortable space with a little fresh sea air nearby, this is likely to appeal. Swansea is a welcoming university city with a strong student community, living costs that compare well with many other UK cities and a coastline that is hard to beat. Within minutes you can be on the beach, in the city centre or on a bus heading for the Mumbles and the Gower, which is famous for its beaches and cliff walks. Before booking, look through the floor plan, photos and house rules on the listing, and check the payment and fees section so there are no surprises. Agree with your flatmate how you will split rent, bills and household tasks. If you have questions about the building, parking or the booking process, the Acolyte Living team will be happy to help. If you want a furnished, well located and more private home in Swansea, St. Christophers Court in the Maritime Quarter, SA1 1UD, is well worth shortlisting. View the gallery, room details and nearby locations on the Acolyte Living page, then enquire or book online to secure student accommodation in the United Kingdom for the coming academic year.

St. Christophers Court in the Maritime Quarter is a fully furnished two bedroom, two bathroom apartment in the heart of Swansea, offering stylish student accommodation in the UK close to the marina, the beach and the city centre. Found at SA1 1UD, the apartment is listed from £1,100 per month with no service fee, making it a smart choice for two friends, a pair of postgraduates or any student who wants more space and privacy than a typical shared house can offer. The Maritime Quarter is one of Swansea's most attractive neighbourhoods, built around the waterfront and the marina. Living here means that boats, cafes and open water are part of your everyday surroundings. The beach is a short walk away, and the city centre is close enough that shops, restaurants, bars and the bus and train stations are all within reach. It feels very different from a traditional student street, and many students enjoy the calmer, more polished atmosphere after a long day of lectures. For university access, the listing places the apartment around 2.4 miles on foot from Swansea University, so most students will use a bus, a bike or a short drive for daily travel. The University of Wales Trinity Saint David campuses in the city are closer to this part of town. Because the waterfront area is well connected by local bus routes, getting to classes, libraries and labs is usually straightforward. Inside, the apartment comprises two double bedrooms, with the master bedroom featuring its own en-suite bathroom. There is a separate family bathroom as well, which means you will rarely queue for a shower on busy mornings. The open plan lounge and diner opens onto a Juliet balcony, letting in fresh air and natural light, and it leads into a spacious kitchen. The whole apartment is fully furnished, so you can arrive with your suitcase and start settling into university life straight away. A real advantage of this apartment is the allocated parking space, which is a rare find so close to the city centre. If you own a car, or plan to bring one for placements, part time work or weekend trips to the Gower coast, having a dedicated space removes a lot of daily stress. Please confirm the parking arrangements with the Acolyte Living team when you book. Cost is always an important factor. Rooms start from £1,100 per month, and with two double bedrooms this works out at around £550 per person when shared between two. There is no service fee listed, which helps keep the overall cost down. Before you commit, check the deposit, the tenancy length and what is included in the rent, such as bills and internet. Acolyte Living also lists cashback offers, with £100 available if you re-book and up to £500 on new bookings, subject to the current terms. Life in the Maritime Quarter is a lovely balance of calm and convenience. You can start the day with a jog along the marina, study at a waterfront cafe in the afternoon and finish with a stroll along the beach as the sun sets. Cultural spots such as Swansea Museum and the National Waterfront Museum are close by, and the city's restaurants, pubs and cinema give you plenty of choice for evenings and weekends. The apartment suits postgraduate students, final year undergraduates, international students and anyone who wants a quieter, more private home than a large house share. Sharing with just one other person means fewer disagreements about cleaning and bills, and more room to study in peace. If you enjoy a tidy, comfortable space with a little fresh sea air nearby, this is likely to appeal. Swansea is a welcoming university city with a strong student community, living costs that compare well with many other UK cities and a coastline that is hard to beat. Within minutes you can be on the beach, in the city centre or on a bus heading for the Mumbles and the Gower, which is famous for its beaches and cliff walks. Before booking, look through the floor plan, photos and house rules on the listing, and check the payment and fees section so there are no surprises. Agree with your flatmate how you will split rent, bills and household tasks. If you have questions about the building, parking or the booking process, the Acolyte Living team will be happy to help. If you want a furnished, well located and more private home in Swansea, St. Christophers Court in the Maritime Quarter, SA1 1UD, is well worth shortlisting. View the gallery, room details and nearby locations on the Acolyte Living page, then enquire or book online to secure student accommodation in the United Kingdom for the coming academic year.