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Student Housing
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Discover 2025 student accommodation prices in Lincoln. Compare studios vs house shares, find average rents per area, and explore affordable all-inclusive student housing.
If you’re heading to the University of Lincoln this year, one of your biggest questions will be: how much does student accommodation in Lincoln actually cost in 2025? Whether you’re choosing between a modern studio or a traditional shared house, understanding average prices will help you budget wisely — and find the right home for your student life.
Prices for student accommodation vary depending on a few key factors:
Type of property: studios and en-suites usually cost more than shared houses.
Location: West End, High Street and city-centre homes tend to be pricier.
Bills: “All-inclusive” rent (with gas, electric, water and Wi-Fi) often adds £10–£20 per week, but makes life much simpler.
Condition and furnishings: newly refurbished homes attract a premium.
Contract length: 50 to 52 week contracts are most common for students in Lincoln.
Studios and en-suite apartments in Lincoln typically range between £170 and £200+ per week, depending on size and amenities. These options are perfect for students who want privacy and convenience, with all bills included and modern facilities.
Shared student houses are the most popular option, usually costing between £100 and £130 per person per week with bills included. They offer a social living experience and better value for money — ideal for groups of friends.
For students on a tighter budget, some older houses or homes located slightly further from campus can start from around £95 per week, offering a cheaper alternative if you don’t mind a longer walk or bus journey.
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West End: Most student houses here fall between £115 and £135 per week. It’s close to campus, lively, and one of the most sought-after student neighbourhoods.
High Street and City Centre: Expect £120 to £150 per week, especially for newer or larger properties. These homes are perfect if you want to be near shops, bars and university buildings.
Monks Road and Arboretum: You’ll find great value here, with rents typically between £95 and £120 per week. The area is quieter but still within walking distance of the University of Lincoln.
Boultham and Sincil Bank: These are popular budget-friendly areas where rents range from £95 to £125 per week. They’re around a 15-minute walk from campus and suit students looking for affordable living with good access to the city.
In 2025, most student accommodation in Lincoln costs between £100 and £130 per week for a shared house, or £170 to £200 per week for a private studio or en-suite apartment.
That’s roughly £430–£560 per month for house shares and £740–£870 per month for private flats.
These averages already include utilities for most managed student properties — which is why all-inclusive rent has become the preferred choice for students who want to avoid juggling bills.
At Student Housing, every property includes utilities in the price of rent, so you’ll never have to set up energy accounts or worry about fluctuating costs.
A good rent deal depends on the area and quality of the property.
As a general rule:
Around £105–£120 per week (bills included) in the West End is great value.
Anything above £150 per week should offer premium finishes, en-suites or city-centre convenience.
Below £95 per week usually means an older property or a longer walk to campus.
When comparing properties, check:
Is the rent bills included?
How long is the tenancy contract?
How far is it from the University of Lincoln?
Is the property managed by a trusted, accredited agent?
Lincoln remains one of the most affordable student cities in the UK. While cities like Nottingham, Leeds or Birmingham often average £150+ per week for shared accommodation, Lincoln’s student houses average closer to £115 per week, offering great value without sacrificing comfort or convenience.
It’s one of the reasons the University of Lincoln continues to rank highly for student satisfaction — affordable living, a friendly community, and great student areas all within walking distance of campus.
Student accommodation prices in Lincoln have risen slightly for 2025, but the city still offers outstanding value compared to many other UK university towns. With a wide mix of modern studios, cosy shared houses and all-inclusive rents, you can find a home that fits both your lifestyle and budget.
If you’re ready to start your search, explore verified, fully managed student properties with all bills included.
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Student Housing is a top-rated student lettings agency offering fully furnished, bills-included accommodation across Lincoln, Nottingham, and Hull. Run by former students, we provide hassle-free, transparent housing tailored for university life.
