Who this accommodation works well for
Students at UCL, SOAS, or City who want a short commute. Those who value security, maintenance, and reliable Wi-Fi. Students who enjoy city life and don’t mind noise.
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Beaumont Court is a contemporary student accommodation in London, situated at 1–45 College Grove, London, NW1 0RW, UK. Located in Central London between the lively neighbourhood of Camden Town and the major transport hub of King’s Cross St Pancras, the residence offers convenient access to universities around Russell Square and Holborn, including UCL, LSE and the University of London. Home to 232 residents, Beaumont Court provides a selection of affordable en-suite rooms and private studios, alongside modern facilities such as a rooftop terrace with city views and a communal room featuring foosball, comfortable seating, a TV and Xbox.
Beaumont Court offers 232 rooms across accommodation types including Classic En-suites, Premium Range 1 En-suites and Classic Studios. Each room is furnished with a small double bed, study desk and chair, generous storage, and a private bathroom. Utility bills and high-speed Wi-Fi are included in the rent, helping make student living more convenient. Students who enjoy a social environment can choose an en-suite and share a kitchen and lounge with flatmates, while those seeking greater independence can opt for a studio with a private kitchen and living space.
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Beaumont Court is a contemporary student accommodation in London, situated at 1–45 College Grove, London, NW1 0RW, UK. Located in Central London between the lively neighbourhood of Camden Town and the major transport hub of King’s Cross St Pancras, the residence offers convenient access to universities around Russell Square and Holborn, including UCL, LSE and the University of London. Home to 232 residents, Beaumont Court provides a selection of affordable en-suite rooms and private studios, alongside modern facilities such as a rooftop terrace with city views and a communal room featuring foosball, comfortable seating, a TV and Xbox.
Beaumont Court offers 232 rooms across accommodation types including Classic En-suites, Premium Range 1 En-suites and Classic Studios. Each room is furnished with a small double bed, study desk and chair, generous storage, and a private bathroom. Utility bills and high-speed Wi-Fi are included in the rent, helping make student living more convenient. Students who enjoy a social environment can choose an en-suite and share a kitchen and lounge with flatmates, while those seeking greater independence can opt for a studio with a private kitchen and living space.
Property Review Snapshot
This guide is built only on verified research and approved student reviews, so you can decide with clarity whether this property fits your needs or whether it’s one to skip.
Overall rating
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Size details on request
Floors
Beds Available
Rooms Type
City
Pincode
Daytime:
Beaumont Court sits between Camden Town and Euston, a lively area with constant activity. Shops, supermarkets, cafes, and takeaways are within a 5-minute walk. The area is busy, with high foot traffic and frequent buses.
Evening:
The neighbourhood remains active into the evening, especially on weekends. Camden’s nightlife is close by, and students report both convenience and increased noise at night.
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Students at UCL, SOAS, or City who want a short commute. Those who value security, maintenance, and reliable Wi-Fi. Students who enjoy city life and don’t mind noise.
Light sleepers or those sensitive to noise. Students needing step-free tube access at the nearest station. Anyone wanting on-site gym, parking, or large kitchen space.
Prime location for UCL and central London universities En-suite rooms and studios with private bathrooms High-speed Wi-Fi and 24/7 security Friendly staff and well-maintained facilities
Noticeable noise from traffic and nightlife No air conditioning—rooms can get warm in summer No on-site gym or organized social events Limited kitchen and fridge space in shared flats
Contract length: 43 or 51 weeks (fixed-term) Cooling-off clarity: Standard Unite Students cooling-off period applies (see operator’s website for current details) Guarantor expectations: UK-based guarantor usually required; check with operator for international student policies Exit implications: Early exit may incur full liability for rent unless a replacement is found (standard for private student accommodation in London)
En-suite rooms (private bathroom, shared kitchen) Studios (private kitchen and bathroom)
Location- 1-45 College Grove, London NW1 0RW, United Kingdom. Unite Students operates as the UK's largest provider of purpose-built student accommodation. The brand positions itself around premium, central student housing that emphasizes security, convenience, and community living for higher-budget domestic and international students.
Early exit may incur full liability for rent unless a replacement is found (standard for private student accommodation in London). Room prices often fluctuate based on algorithmic demand, time of booking, and the exact floor or block placement within the property.
2 minutes simply walk down College Grove directly onto Royal College Street.
12–15 minutes walk south towards Bloomsbury via Eversholt Street.
Room categories: En-suite rooms (private bathroom, shared kitchen) Studios (private kitchen and bathroom) Pricing (2024–2025): £299–£399 per week Deposit: £250 (refundable) Contract lengths: 43 or 51 weeks
Studios offer more privacy and quiet, as confirmed by student reviews En-suite rooms are more social but share kitchen space
Electricity, water, heating High-speed Wi-Fi (100Mbps+) Contents insurance (Endsleigh) On-site maintenance and security
Laundry: ~£3.50 per wash, £1.80 per dry TV licence (if watching live TV/BBC iPlayer): £159/year No hidden utility charges reported
Rent: £1,295–£1,729/month Laundry: ~£10–£20/month (varies by usage) TV licence: spread over 12 months if needed Food, travel, and social costs depend on lifestyle
Fast, reliable Wi-Fi praised by students: “never had any issues streaming or doing coursework online” Common room with study space, but no dedicated library or study pods
Common room is a hub for informal gatherings: “always someone around to chat to” No evidence of organized social events or events team
Parcel receipt service: “never missed a delivery even when I was out” Laundry room with good machine availability Secure bike storage for cyclists
Lift access to all floors DDA-compliant accessible rooms No on-site gym; nearest fitness facilities are off-site
No gym, pool, or fitness suite No air conditioning No on-site parking (except blue badge holders) Limited kitchen and fridge space in shared flats
High-speed (100Mbps+) Wi-Fi included Wired Ethernet not specified
“Wi-Fi is fast and reliable, never had any issues streaming or doing coursework online” (StudentCrowd, 2023)
No evidence of major outages or slowdowns No dedicated quiet study rooms beyond the common area
24/7 security and CCTV Secure key fob entry Staffed reception and on-site maintenance
Central London location means busy streets and nightlife Above-average petty theft and bike crime rates in Camden/Euston
“Security is really good, I always felt safe coming back late at night” Well-lit streets, but students should remain aware of surroundings
Is Beaumont Court suitable for disabled students?
Yes, there are DDA-compliant accessible rooms and lift access to all floors. However, the nearest tube station (Mornington Crescent) does not have step-free access; Euston station (10 minutes’ walk) does.
Are bills included in the rent?
Yes, electricity, water, heating, Wi-Fi, and contents insurance are all included. Laundry and TV licence are extra.
How noisy is Beaumont Court?
Noise from traffic and nightlife is frequently mentioned in reviews and police data. Light sleepers may want to consider this carefully.
Is there an on-site gym or fitness centre?
No, there is no gym at Beaumont Court. Local gyms are available in the Camden/Euston area.
Can I park my car at Beaumont Court?
No on-site parking is available except for blue badge holders. Street parking is permit-only and limited.
How secure is the building?
24/7 security, CCTV, and secure key fob entry are in place. Students report feeling safe, even late at night.
What are the kitchen facilities like?
Shared kitchens are equipped but can get crowded, with limited fridge/freezer space during peak times.
Beaumont Court offers practical, well-located student accommodation in London NW1 0RW, especially for UCL and central London university students. Its main strengths are location, security, fast Wi-Fi, and responsive staff. However, it comes with trade-offs: high noise levels, no air conditioning, no on-site gym, and limited kitchen space in shared flats. If you value convenience, security, and don’t mind city bustle, Beaumont Court is a strong contender. If you need quiet, on-site fitness, or step-free tube access, you may want to look elsewhere.
Property Review Snapshot
This guide is built only on verified research and approved student reviews, so you can decide with clarity whether this property fits your needs or whether it’s one to skip.
Overall rating
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Size details on request
Floors
Beds Available
Rooms Type
City
Pincode
Daytime:
Beaumont Court sits between Camden Town and Euston, a lively area with constant activity. Shops, supermarkets, cafes, and takeaways are within a 5-minute walk. The area is busy, with high foot traffic and frequent buses.
Evening:
The neighbourhood remains active into the evening, especially on weekends. Camden’s nightlife is close by, and students report both convenience and increased noise at night.
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Students at UCL, SOAS, or City who want a short commute. Those who value security, maintenance, and reliable Wi-Fi. Students who enjoy city life and don’t mind noise.
Light sleepers or those sensitive to noise. Students needing step-free tube access at the nearest station. Anyone wanting on-site gym, parking, or large kitchen space.
Prime location for UCL and central London universities En-suite rooms and studios with private bathrooms High-speed Wi-Fi and 24/7 security Friendly staff and well-maintained facilities
Noticeable noise from traffic and nightlife No air conditioning—rooms can get warm in summer No on-site gym or organized social events Limited kitchen and fridge space in shared flats
Contract length: 43 or 51 weeks (fixed-term) Cooling-off clarity: Standard Unite Students cooling-off period applies (see operator’s website for current details) Guarantor expectations: UK-based guarantor usually required; check with operator for international student policies Exit implications: Early exit may incur full liability for rent unless a replacement is found (standard for private student accommodation in London)
En-suite rooms (private bathroom, shared kitchen) Studios (private kitchen and bathroom)
Location- 1-45 College Grove, London NW1 0RW, United Kingdom. Unite Students operates as the UK's largest provider of purpose-built student accommodation. The brand positions itself around premium, central student housing that emphasizes security, convenience, and community living for higher-budget domestic and international students.
Early exit may incur full liability for rent unless a replacement is found (standard for private student accommodation in London). Room prices often fluctuate based on algorithmic demand, time of booking, and the exact floor or block placement within the property.
2 minutes simply walk down College Grove directly onto Royal College Street.
12–15 minutes walk south towards Bloomsbury via Eversholt Street.
Room categories: En-suite rooms (private bathroom, shared kitchen) Studios (private kitchen and bathroom) Pricing (2024–2025): £299–£399 per week Deposit: £250 (refundable) Contract lengths: 43 or 51 weeks
Studios offer more privacy and quiet, as confirmed by student reviews En-suite rooms are more social but share kitchen space
Electricity, water, heating High-speed Wi-Fi (100Mbps+) Contents insurance (Endsleigh) On-site maintenance and security
Laundry: ~£3.50 per wash, £1.80 per dry TV licence (if watching live TV/BBC iPlayer): £159/year No hidden utility charges reported
Rent: £1,295–£1,729/month Laundry: ~£10–£20/month (varies by usage) TV licence: spread over 12 months if needed Food, travel, and social costs depend on lifestyle
Fast, reliable Wi-Fi praised by students: “never had any issues streaming or doing coursework online” Common room with study space, but no dedicated library or study pods
Common room is a hub for informal gatherings: “always someone around to chat to” No evidence of organized social events or events team
Parcel receipt service: “never missed a delivery even when I was out” Laundry room with good machine availability Secure bike storage for cyclists
Lift access to all floors DDA-compliant accessible rooms No on-site gym; nearest fitness facilities are off-site
No gym, pool, or fitness suite No air conditioning No on-site parking (except blue badge holders) Limited kitchen and fridge space in shared flats
High-speed (100Mbps+) Wi-Fi included Wired Ethernet not specified
“Wi-Fi is fast and reliable, never had any issues streaming or doing coursework online” (StudentCrowd, 2023)
No evidence of major outages or slowdowns No dedicated quiet study rooms beyond the common area
24/7 security and CCTV Secure key fob entry Staffed reception and on-site maintenance
Central London location means busy streets and nightlife Above-average petty theft and bike crime rates in Camden/Euston
“Security is really good, I always felt safe coming back late at night” Well-lit streets, but students should remain aware of surroundings
Is Beaumont Court suitable for disabled students?
Yes, there are DDA-compliant accessible rooms and lift access to all floors. However, the nearest tube station (Mornington Crescent) does not have step-free access; Euston station (10 minutes’ walk) does.
Are bills included in the rent?
Yes, electricity, water, heating, Wi-Fi, and contents insurance are all included. Laundry and TV licence are extra.
How noisy is Beaumont Court?
Noise from traffic and nightlife is frequently mentioned in reviews and police data. Light sleepers may want to consider this carefully.
Is there an on-site gym or fitness centre?
No, there is no gym at Beaumont Court. Local gyms are available in the Camden/Euston area.
Can I park my car at Beaumont Court?
No on-site parking is available except for blue badge holders. Street parking is permit-only and limited.
How secure is the building?
24/7 security, CCTV, and secure key fob entry are in place. Students report feeling safe, even late at night.
What are the kitchen facilities like?
Shared kitchens are equipped but can get crowded, with limited fridge/freezer space during peak times.
Beaumont Court offers practical, well-located student accommodation in London NW1 0RW, especially for UCL and central London university students. Its main strengths are location, security, fast Wi-Fi, and responsive staff. However, it comes with trade-offs: high noise levels, no air conditioning, no on-site gym, and limited kitchen space in shared flats. If you value convenience, security, and don’t mind city bustle, Beaumont Court is a strong contender. If you need quiet, on-site fitness, or step-free tube access, you may want to look elsewhere.
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