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Sky Point Two, Nottingham

Name: Sky Point Two, Nottingham
Address: Derby Street, Nottingham, England, NG9 2LG, GB
Telephone: +918035735724
Price range: £125/week - £210/week

Derby St, Nottingham, NG9 2LG, United Kingdom

From

£125

per week

3.4 mi from Nottingham City Center

( 14m. 23m. 1h 17m)

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University Park Campus | 1.01 mi

University of Nottingham | 1.2 mi

The University of Nottingham In... | 1.22 mi

Nottingham Trent University (Cl... | 1.67 mi

University of Nottingham (Jubil... | 1.96 mi

No Visa No Pay

Pay In Instalment

bills included

dining area

Communal Area

About the Property

Sky Point Two Nottingham accommodation is located at Derby St, Nottingham, NG9 2LG, United Kingdom. This Nottingham student housing offers students en-suite and studio apartments near educational institutions. The University Park Campus is a 7-minute drive from this Nottingham student accommodation. It is an ideal University of Nottingham off-campus housing and can be reached within a 5-minute drive. Along with institutions, Sky Point Two Nottingham also has restaurants, bars, parks and more close by to offer you a balanced life between studying and socialising. Nottingham is student-friendly, and almost 48,000 students choose to live here. With a daytime safety rate of 66.5, residents feel safe and secure going about their day. Moreover, the climate index score of 88 is reassuring that you will be in a clean and less polluted region in the UK.

The cost of living in Nottingham is 10-15% lower than in cities like London. As a student, you can expect to spend around £800 to £1,469. With clear budget planning and making the right lifestyle choices, you can live better while spending less. Choosing Sky Point Two Nottingham could be one such decision you can make to live affordably. Students also choose budget-friendly areas like Lenton or Radford. The city also scores very high in the quality of life index (177.82). High-quality living with quality education at minimal cost is what Nottingham offers every student.

Features

Sky Point Two Nottingham apartments have a Double Ensuite Rooms and a Studio. The rooms include a comfortable double bed, a wardrobe, and drawers. The desk and chair create a dedicated area where residents can study or work comfortably. The shelving units provide convenient space for everyday essentials. The bathroom includes a shower, WC, and washhand basin. The kitchen area includes two ovens and hobs, and two fridge-freezers to provide ample storage and enhance your cooking. The rent includes periodic cleaning, internet, gas, electric charges, TV licence, and water.

Sky Point Two Nottingham student housing also has some common amenities for all its residents. An open-plan kitchen and dining area provide a comfortable place to enjoy meals together. It is located within easy reach of the West entrance to Uni Park, which makes daily travel to campus convenient for students. It also offers a central location in Beeston just off the pedestrianised High Road. You can relax and socialise in the communal area. It includes central heating, which keeps the rooms warm during colder months. The nearby tram network and bus services provide convenient transport options.

Location and What's Hot?

Sky Point Two Nottingham apartments are close to world-class universities and social spaces like restaurants, cafes, clubs and tourist attractions. The University of Nottingham International College and Nottingham Trent University (Clifton Campus) are nearby. Both are just a 13-minute drive from here. For shopping for your groceries, you can stop by Fresh Asia and Oriental Mart. You can get your medicines from Jardines Pharmacy Beeston, and Boots Pharmacy.

You can have great food at the best restaurants in Nottingham, like Lagan Indian Tapas and Ohannes Burger Beeston. Amidst a busy day, you can have a cup of coffee and small bites to replenish yourself at Yellow Wood Cafe and The Hideaway. These are the locals' favourite cafes around. You can visit the top clubs in Nottingham, like The Last Post - JD Wetherspoon and Glass & Co. These are great for hanging out with friends and catching up over drinks. All these amazing places are near Sky Point Two Nottingham.

You can explore the galleries and learn about the city’s past at Nottingham Castle. The National Justice Museum is in a historical courthouse with displays on crime and punishment. You can also visit the City of Caves and marvel at the caves carved out of sandstone in the Anglo-Saxon era. The Lace Market is filled with fun boutiques and cafes. For a break from the bustling life of the city, you can spend some time at Highfields Park. You can visit all these top tourist attractions in Nottingham during your stay at Sky Point Two Nottingham.

Commute

The buses connect almost all the areas within Nottingham. You can get a local bus service within a 2-minute walking distance from Beeston Centre and Church Street. You can board a train from Beeston, within a 14-minute walk. You can get a tram service from the Beeston Bus & Tram Interchange or the Beeston Centre Tram Stop. Both are within a 2-minute walking distance. All these convenient travel options are near Sky Point Two Nottingham.

Amenities

Shared Community And Utilities

Dining Area

Communal Area

Property Services

Located Within Easy Reach of The West Entrance to Uni Park

Central Location in Beeston Just Off Pedestrianised High Road

Central Heating

Tram Network

Bus Services

Bills Included

Gas

Water

Electric Charges

Internet

TV Licence

Periodic Cleaning

Room Types (2)

Clear

All (2)

Ensuite (1)

Studio (1)

Ensuite

A private room with its own bathroom — Offers maximum privacy and comfort

Double Ensuite Rooms

Each room comes with double bed, wardrobe and drawers, desk and chair, shelving units.

Available from: 7 Sep, 2026·From: £125/week

Ensuite

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

Studio

All-in-one space with a bedroom, private bathroom, living area, and kitchenette — Ideal for complete independence

House Rules

Cancellation Policies

Cooling Off Period

The property does not offer a cooling-off period; all contracts are legal and binding.

No Visa No Pay

International students may be permitted to cancel their booking if they do not obtain their student visa.

Replacement Tenant Accepted

If the property is able to re-let the room, the student's cancellation may be permitted.

Room allocation

Students can indicate specific room number or location preferences during the booking process, and the Amber team will accommodate these preferences wherever possible, based on availability.

Check in guide

Approximately 2–4 weeks prior to the scheduled move-in date, students will receive check-in instructions via email. This communication will include the steps required to select a check-in date and time slot, complete necessary documentation, and settle any outstanding payments prior to arrival.In case of any questions or queries, please feel free to contact the Amber team, and our team will assist to ensure a smooth check-in process.

Renewal policy

Students who wish to extend their stay can contact the Amber team for renewal or rebooking at the same accommodation. Our team will support the renewal process and help students secure a suitable room of their choice. Students are encouraged to reach out early to ensure they can rebook the same room or another room of their choice at the same property.

Early check in policy

Early check-in requests can be shared in advance with the Amber team. Our team will do a feasibility check to facilitate early check-in requests based on room readiness and availability. Additional charges may apply where applicable.

Payment and Fees

Booking Deposit

A Holding Deposit is paid before the tenancy and is deducted from the security deposit. One month's rent must be paid in advance before the keys to the property are issued.

Security Deposit

A security deposit equivalent to 5 weeks' rent is required before move-in, less the Holding Deposit already paid. For a room in a house share, the security deposit is equivalent to half a month's rent. The deposit is usually protected by the Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) through the property. The deposit is refundable at the end of the tenancy, subject to any valid deductions. The TDS provides an independent dispute resolution service for deposit-related disputes.

Pay In Instalment

International students may pay termly or annually. Monthly payments may be accepted in exceptional circumstances.

Mode Of Payment

Bank transfer

Guarantor Requirement

A guarantor may be required if the applicant does not have sufficient income or if there are issues with the application. The applicant must demonstrate an income of 2.5× the rent to meet the affordability criteria; otherwise, a guarantor may be requested. The guarantor must typically be a parent, guardian, or another suitable person. The guarantor should be in full-time employment with an income of 3× the monthly rent and/or own their home. The guarantor must complete a separate application and pass a credit check. International guarantors are accepted for international students.

Meet the Residents

Multicultural Student Community

University of Nottingham (Jubilee Campus)56%

University Park Campus33%

Nottingham Trent University (Clifton Campus)11%

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the tenancy start?

Unless otherwise stated, the start date is set to coincide with the end date of the previous tenancy. A minimum of 7 days is required between tenancies to complete inspections, cleaning, and any necessary work. If a specific start date is required, this should be discussed with the letting team in advance.

Are there any administration fees?

No.

Are there any bills included in the rent?

Unless otherwise stated on the property advertisement, rent is exclusive. Tenants are responsible for utility and other charges throughout the tenancy, including gas, electricity, water, council tax (if applicable), TV licence, telephone, and internet. Costs vary depending on property size and usage, but a general guide is £15–£20 per person per week.

Is it possible to have bills included in the rent?

Yes, utility bills (gas, water, and electricity) can be included in the rent. Pricing varies by property, but bills can usually be fixed at around £15–£20 per person per week. This is subject to a fair usage allowance, and excessive usage may incur additional charges.

How are gas and electricity bills handled?

Meter readings are taken at move-in, and suppliers for gas, electricity, and water are notified. Accounts are usually set up in the tenant’s name within 7–14 days. Tenants are advised to contact suppliers to arrange payment, with direct debit often being the cheapest option. In shared houses, tenants must agree how bills are split.

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What about council tax?

Unless stated otherwise in the tenancy agreement, tenants are liable for council tax. The relevant council will be notified of occupancy. Students are usually exempt but must confirm student status with the council. Charges may apply for periods outside the academic year.

How do internet, phone, and TV services work?

Tenants should arrange internet, phone, and TV services in advance, ideally around 4 weeks before moving in. September is particularly busy, and delays are common without early planning. Registration details for selected providers may be shared to offer optional discounts, but there is no obligation to sign up.

Who is responsible for repairs?

The landlord is responsible for repairing and maintaining the property and any supplied electrical items. Tenants must keep the property clean and tidy and are responsible for damage beyond fair wear and tear. An inventory is used to assess condition at the start and end of the tenancy.

What is an inventory?

An Inventory and Schedule of Condition is provided at or shortly after move-in, detailing contents and condition. Tenants should review and report any concerns within 7 days. This document is used to assess any issues at the end of the tenancy.

Who pays for damage caused?

Tenants are responsible for damage they cause and for missing items. Normal wear and tear is excluded. If responsibility cannot be identified, costs may be shared among tenants.

How is the deposit returned at the end of the tenancy?

A final inspection is arranged after the property is vacated. If no issues are found, the deposit is usually returned within 15 working days. If deductions apply, the deposit is returned after costs are agreed or work is completed.

What are the most common deposit deductions?

Cleaning costs (typically around £60 per person, depending on condition) and redecoration due to wall damage from adhesives such as Blu Tack (approximately £50 per wall).

What furniture is provided?

Properties are provided with basic furnishings. Bedrooms usually include a bed, desk, chair, wardrobe, drawers, bookshelf, and bin. Kitchens typically include an oven, hob, fridge, and washing machine, with some properties also offering additional appliances. Bedding, cookware, and utensils are not provided.

Can tenants bring their own furniture?

Yes, but existing furniture is usually not removed or stored.

Can more than one person live in the same room?

Room-by-room properties allow one person per room only. Couples would need separate rooms or a suitable self-contained property. In group lets, shared rooms may be considered subject to agreement, amenities, and legal requirements.

What condition will the property be in at the start of the tenancy?

Properties are professionally cleaned before move-in. Any outstanding work is addressed where possible, though short turnaround times may limit this. Tenants will be informed if delays occur.

What happens if there is a maintenance issue?

Maintenance issues should be reported to the repairs team via the designated reporting system. Prompt reporting helps ensure timely resolution.

What is the most common issue in student properties?

Condensation is common and is usually caused by lifestyle factors such as drying clothes indoors, inadequate ventilation, and insufficient heating. Regular ventilation is recommended.

Can tenants put a lock on their bedroom door?

Additional locks are generally not permitted due to fire safety and regulatory considerations. Tenants concerned about this should enquire before applying.

Are pets allowed?

This depends on landlord approval. Tenants should check with the letting team before applying or moving in.

How does waste collection work?

Tenants are responsible for disposing of waste correctly. Collection arrangements vary by property and are provided at move-in. Failure to manage bins properly may result in fines.

What about data protection?

Tenant contact details are shared with utility suppliers, local councils, and contractors as required for the tenancy and maintenance purposes.

Do tenants need insurance?

The landlord insures the building and their own contents. Tenants must insure their personal belongings, often via a parent’s home insurance extension or a separate policy.

Will there be inspections and access during the tenancy?

Periodic inspections may be carried out to monitor the property’s condition. At least 24 hours’ notice is given for access, except in emergencies.

Q.1) Are there any pharmacies close to Crown Place?

A.1) Yes; there are several pharmacies within a short walk of Crown Place, including Boots in Castle Mall and Boots on Lawson Road, which are ideal for prescriptions and basic healthcare needs.

Q.2) Are there pharmacies or medical services nearby?

A.2) Yes; Norwich city centre has pharmacies, medical centres, and urgent‑care options within easy walking distance of Crown Place.

Q.3) Are there historic streets or medieval areas nearby?

A.3) The city is known for preserved medieval streets such as Elm Hill, Tombland, and the cobbled lanes around the Cathedral, which are ideal for walks between classes.

Q.4) How far is the nearest hospital from Crown Place?

A.4) The main Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital is a short bus or taxi ride from the city centre, reachable in about 10–15 minutes from Crown Place during non‑peak hours.

Q.5) What security and access features are there?

A.5) The apartments have 24‑hour secure access, CCTV, and on‑site security staff, with daytime management support and controlled gate entry for peace of mind.

Q.6) Are utility bills included in the rent?

A.6) Yes; Crown Place is all‑inclusive, covering electricity, water, heating, and high‑speed Wi‑Fi in the weekly rent so students do not face extra utility bills.