Coppergate sits at 17 to 18 The Kingsway, Swansea SA1 5JZ, in the heart of the city centre. For anyone searching for student accommodation in United Kingdom with shops, restaurants and bus routes on the doorstep, it is a very practical choice. The building is purpose built and professionally managed, with modern rooms, generous shared kitchens and plenty of places to study, exercise and relax. Coppergate opened for the 2019 to 2020 academic year, developed by Crosslane Student Developments and built by Create Construction on a tight city centre site. It provides 310 beds in total, made up of 24 self contained studios and 286 ensuite rooms arranged in cluster flats of between five and ten bedrooms. That mix gives you a choice between sharing a kitchen with a handful of housemates or having your own private space. Ensuite rooms start from £109 per week and include a private bathroom, a bed, a desk, a chair and Wi-Fi. Studios are priced from £226 per week and are fully self contained, designed for single occupancy with a kitchenette and private bathroom. Room categories run from Standard and Classic to Premium, Superior, Deluxe and Penthouse, with Plus options in several of them, so you can pick the level of space and comfort that suits your budget. Residents describe the rooms as spacious, and many include a double bed. Shared kitchens are a real highlight. Residents mention that they are roomy and come with washers, dryers and dishwashers, which takes much of the pain out of student chores. Cluster flat kitchens typically include an oven, hob, fridge and freezer, so cooking for a flat full of friends is simple. Location is where Coppergate stands out. Swansea Metropolitan University's Swansea Campus is a walk of about 0.77 miles, and Swansea Business School is roughly 0.7 miles away. Brunel Court bus stop is about 0.2 miles from the front door, and bus routes from the area take you to Swansea University and the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. Swansea Train Station is also close, so heading to Cardiff, London or home for the weekend is easy. Whether you have a nine o'clock lecture or an afternoon in the library, the frequent buses mean you are rarely left waiting long. Many students also simply walk, which keeps travel costs down and gives you a bit of daily exercise without trying. Around the building you will find supermarkets, restaurants, cafes and the shops of Swansea city centre, along with open spaces such as Kingsway Circle Green and the former Vetch Field site for a jog or a quiet break. Bars, theatres and music venues are a short walk away, so your evenings are well covered. A pharmacy is nearby for everyday needs, and Singleton Hospital is available for wider medical care. Swansea Bay and its long seafront are easily reached when you fancy a walk by the sea. Inside, the shared spaces are generous. There is a communal gym, a game room, a cinema room with a large screen, a dining hall, a laundry room and study rooms for quiet work. A package room keeps your deliveries safe, and the courtyard offers fresh air without leaving the building. Wi-Fi is available throughout, which matters when you have a deadline and a video call at the same time. Community is a big part of life here. Residents say there is always something going on, from social events to get togethers in the common spaces, and several students mention rebooking year after year because they enjoy the atmosphere and the discounts for returning residents. The property manager is repeatedly described as kind and helpful, and the wider team is known for responding quickly. Safety is taken seriously. Coppergate has 24 hour security, a security guard and controlled access, so only residents and their guests can enter. With the building in the heart of the city and busy streets around it, many students feel comfortable coming and going at all hours. Swansea itself is also widely regarded as a safe student city in Wales. Swansea is Wales' second largest city, combining a working waterfront, a busy marina, a famous market and a long sweep of bay in one place. Swansea University and the University of Wales Trinity Saint David draw students from across the UK and overseas, and applications to Swansea University have grown strongly in recent years, which is why quality purpose built homes like Coppergate are in demand. Living costs are also kinder than in many larger UK cities. Student budgets are tight, and Coppergate is priced with that in mind, with ensuite rooms from £109 per week. Because you are within walking distance of campus and shops, you can save on travel, and cooking is easy in the shared kitchens. Many residents find that the central location, good facilities and responsive management make it feel like money well spent. Coppergate suits undergraduates, postgraduates and international students who want a central address, a social home and good facilities. If you enjoy a lively flat, an ensuite in a cluster is a great way to meet people. If you prefer your own space, a studio gives you everything in one room. Acolyte Living also offers £100 cashback for students who rebook and up to £500 cashback on new bookings, so check the listing for the latest offers. Compare room types, check availability and book Coppergate through Acolyte Living to secure your place.

Coppergate sits at 17 to 18 The Kingsway, Swansea SA1 5JZ, in the heart of the city centre. For anyone searching for student accommodation in United Kingdom with shops, restaurants and bus routes on the doorstep, it is a very practical choice. The building is purpose built and professionally managed, with modern rooms, generous shared kitchens and plenty of places to study, exercise and relax. Coppergate opened for the 2019 to 2020 academic year, developed by Crosslane Student Developments and built by Create Construction on a tight city centre site. It provides 310 beds in total, made up of 24 self contained studios and 286 ensuite rooms arranged in cluster flats of between five and ten bedrooms. That mix gives you a choice between sharing a kitchen with a handful of housemates or having your own private space. Ensuite rooms start from £109 per week and include a private bathroom, a bed, a desk, a chair and Wi-Fi. Studios are priced from £226 per week and are fully self contained, designed for single occupancy with a kitchenette and private bathroom. Room categories run from Standard and Classic to Premium, Superior, Deluxe and Penthouse, with Plus options in several of them, so you can pick the level of space and comfort that suits your budget. Residents describe the rooms as spacious, and many include a double bed. Shared kitchens are a real highlight. Residents mention that they are roomy and come with washers, dryers and dishwashers, which takes much of the pain out of student chores. Cluster flat kitchens typically include an oven, hob, fridge and freezer, so cooking for a flat full of friends is simple. Location is where Coppergate stands out. Swansea Metropolitan University's Swansea Campus is a walk of about 0.77 miles, and Swansea Business School is roughly 0.7 miles away. Brunel Court bus stop is about 0.2 miles from the front door, and bus routes from the area take you to Swansea University and the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. Swansea Train Station is also close, so heading to Cardiff, London or home for the weekend is easy. Whether you have a nine o'clock lecture or an afternoon in the library, the frequent buses mean you are rarely left waiting long. Many students also simply walk, which keeps travel costs down and gives you a bit of daily exercise without trying. Around the building you will find supermarkets, restaurants, cafes and the shops of Swansea city centre, along with open spaces such as Kingsway Circle Green and the former Vetch Field site for a jog or a quiet break. Bars, theatres and music venues are a short walk away, so your evenings are well covered. A pharmacy is nearby for everyday needs, and Singleton Hospital is available for wider medical care. Swansea Bay and its long seafront are easily reached when you fancy a walk by the sea. Inside, the shared spaces are generous. There is a communal gym, a game room, a cinema room with a large screen, a dining hall, a laundry room and study rooms for quiet work. A package room keeps your deliveries safe, and the courtyard offers fresh air without leaving the building. Wi-Fi is available throughout, which matters when you have a deadline and a video call at the same time. Community is a big part of life here. Residents say there is always something going on, from social events to get togethers in the common spaces, and several students mention rebooking year after year because they enjoy the atmosphere and the discounts for returning residents. The property manager is repeatedly described as kind and helpful, and the wider team is known for responding quickly. Safety is taken seriously. Coppergate has 24 hour security, a security guard and controlled access, so only residents and their guests can enter. With the building in the heart of the city and busy streets around it, many students feel comfortable coming and going at all hours. Swansea itself is also widely regarded as a safe student city in Wales. Swansea is Wales' second largest city, combining a working waterfront, a busy marina, a famous market and a long sweep of bay in one place. Swansea University and the University of Wales Trinity Saint David draw students from across the UK and overseas, and applications to Swansea University have grown strongly in recent years, which is why quality purpose built homes like Coppergate are in demand. Living costs are also kinder than in many larger UK cities. Student budgets are tight, and Coppergate is priced with that in mind, with ensuite rooms from £109 per week. Because you are within walking distance of campus and shops, you can save on travel, and cooking is easy in the shared kitchens. Many residents find that the central location, good facilities and responsive management make it feel like money well spent. Coppergate suits undergraduates, postgraduates and international students who want a central address, a social home and good facilities. If you enjoy a lively flat, an ensuite in a cluster is a great way to meet people. If you prefer your own space, a studio gives you everything in one room. Acolyte Living also offers £100 cashback for students who rebook and up to £500 cashback on new bookings, so check the listing for the latest offers. Compare room types, check availability and book Coppergate through Acolyte Living to secure your place.