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Our Aberdeen student rooms are a great option if you’re on a budget – starting from a low-price £85 per week. Your private bedroom has a comfy single bed, a desk and chair, plenty of storage, a wardrobe and – most importantly – superfast broadband.
You’ll share your apartment, bathroom, and well-equipped modern kitchen, with up to nine other people. Sit and chat in the comfortable sofa in the awesome open plan space or serve up your favourite meal in the dining area – complete with table, stools and a breakfast bar. There’s also a microwave if you’re short on time or culinary inspiration.
The shared bathrooms have showers, unlimited hot water and plenty of mirrors (an essential for getting ready to go out!). Don’t worry about the cleaning, as our team take this chore out of your hands. So you get a smart space to hang out in, without the hassle of organising a rota. There’s also an outdoor courtyard for finer days, plus you have Seaton Park and the beach nearby too.
Book our ensuite student accommodation at just £125 per week, and you’ll get the ideal blend of space and sociability. Enjoy the sanctuary of your own private bedroom with a comfy single bed, study space, a wardrobe and storage, plus – most importantly – superfast broadband. When you fancy some company, head out and hang out with your apartment buddies.
Your accommodation comes with your very own ensuite shower to relax in – and unlimited hot water, with the added bonus of no heating bills. Or any other bills for that matter. All you utilities and contents insurance are included in the low weekly rent. We know, right?!
Book our ensuite student accommodation at just £115 per week, and you’ll get the ideal blend of space and sociability. Enjoy the sanctuary of your own private bedroom with a comfy single bed, study space, a wardrobe and storage, plus – most importantly – superfast broadband. When you fancy some company, head out and hang out with your apartment buddies.
Your accommodation comes with your very own ensuite shower to relax in – and unlimited hot water, with the added bonus of no heating bills. Or any other bills for that matter. All you utilities and contents insurance are included in the low weekly rent. We know, right?!
Your platinum student room
Starting from just £92 per week, our premium 2 student rooms share all the great features of all our Don Street accommodation… plus bags of space.
Your private bedroom has a comfy double bed so you can spread out after a long day, along with a dedicated study area and a lovely view to the world outside. There’s plenty of storage and superfast broadband is included too, so you can study or stream to your heart’s content.
ALL bills are included with all our Aberdeen student rooms, so you can spend your money on things that matter to you like uni books, food (eating isn’t cheating!) or drinks with friends. Lidl is a five-minute walk for all your grocery needs, while the famous Granite Mile, with its 800 shops, bars, and restaurants, is only 10 minutes away by bus.
You’ll share your apartment, bathroom, and well-equipped modern kitchen with up to nine other students, with shared spaces set up for socialising. The open-plan kitchen has all the essentials you’ll need to cook or microwave (no judgement!), and a table to eat, chat and drink at.
Every Student’s Gold Non-Ensuite feature all the standard benefits of our Don Street House accommodation, but with even more space to relax in.
Your private bedroom has a comfy single bed, a study area and a window for when you want a view that’s not your laptop. There’s plenty of storage for your student essentials and home comforts, along with access to superfast broadband so you can study or stream without waiting. You’ll also have your own sink in your room, saving on those thirsty trips to the kitchen after a late night (we’ve all been there!).
ALL bills are included, so you’ll find it easier to manage your money. Know what that means? Yep – more cash for a takeaway or a night out with your mates. Just a five minute walk from your student accommodation you’ll find a Lidl, plus you can reach the famous Granite Mile in around 10 minutes by bus. This is student heaven, with 800 shops, bars and eateries to enjoy.
Our Aberdeen student rooms are a great option if you’re on a budget – starting from a low-price £83 per week. Your private bedroom has a comfy single bed, a desk and chair, plenty of storage, a wardrobe and – most importantly – superfast broadband.
You’ll share your apartment, bathroom, and well-equipped modern kitchen, with up to nine other people. Sit and chat in the comfortable sofa in the awesome open plan space or serve up your favourite meal in the dining area – complete with table, stools and a breakfast bar. There’s also a microwave if you’re short on time or culinary inspiration.
The shared bathrooms have showers, unlimited hot water and plenty of mirrors (an essential for getting ready to go out!). Don’t worry about the cleaning, as our team take this chore out of your hands. So you get a smart space to hang out in, without the hassle of organising a rota. There’s also an outdoor courtyard for finer days, plus you have Seaton Park and the beach nearby too.
Looking for high-quality yet affordably cheap student accommodation in Aberdeen? Every Student delivers clean, modern spaces at budget-beating costs, right here at Don Street House.
Think well-equipped kitchens and lots of social space all for £83 a week. So, when you’ve had enough of studying and want to hang out with friends, we’ve got your back.
All our rooms are kitted out with comfy beds, a study spot and loads of storage. We’ve also got 24/7 CCTV outside to keep an eye on our buildings and fob key systems for extra security.
We include everything you’ll need at one pocket-friendly price. This covers your wi-fi, utilities, content insurance for all your stuff and a TV licence – so you can focus your funds on the fun things (or maybe even some study books).
And as we want you to have as much free time as possible, our accommodation also includes regular cleaning of communal areas. Yep, that’s right, you don’t even have to get your hands dirty (apart from when you tidy up your own space).
If Kings College is your campus, Don Street House is the perfect spot to be in. You’ll be able to roll out of bed and into lectures in a few short minutes. If you’re into two-wheel travel, we’ve got free bike spaces on-site too.
Our awesome-yet-cheap student accommodation in Aberdeen offers easy connections by foot, bus or bike so you won’t need to blow your budget on taxi fares.
This iconic chapel, located within the University of Aberdeen’s campus, is a masterpiece of medieval architecture. Dating back to the 15th century, it features stunning stained-glass windows, intricate woodwork, and a magnificent crown tower. The chapel is still used for religious services, concerts, and other events.
Situated near the entrance to the University of Aberdeen’s King’s College campus, the Powis Gates are a striking example of wrought ironwork. These ornate gates were erected in the 17th century and serve as a symbol of the university’s historic legacy.
The Old Town House, located on High Street in Old Aberdeen, is a historic building dating back to the 17th century. It served as the administrative centre for the former Burgh of Old Aberdeen and now houses the Aberdeen University Students’ Association (AUSA) and other university offices.
Just a short walk from Don Street House is St. Machar’s Cathedral, which is a medieval church with a rich history dating back to the 12th century. The cathedral features stunning architecture, including a heraldic ceiling, intricately carved choir stalls, and a heraldic ceiling. It’s a popular site for visitors and also serves as an active place of worship.
This expansive public park is located adjacent to Old Aberdeen and offers scenic walking paths, lush green spaces, and a variety of flora and fauna. It’s a peaceful retreat for locals and visitors alike, providing opportunities for leisurely strolls, picnics, and relaxation.
Although not directly in Old Aberdeen, the Aberdeen Maritime Museum is located nearby in the city centre and is worth mentioning for its cultural significance. The museum explores Aberdeen’s maritime heritage, showcasing exhibits on shipbuilding, fishing, and offshore oil and gas industries.
You’ll find convenience stores and small grocery shops scattered throughout Old Aberdeen, providing basic essentials and everyday items for residents and students living in the area.
Old Aberdeen is known for its charming streets and historic buildings, many of which house independent boutiques, gift shops, and specialty stores. These shops offer unique items, handmade crafts, artisanal products, and gifts, making them ideal for finding something special or locally made.
Given the proximity to the University of Aberdeen’s King’s College campus, there are several bookshops nearby where students can purchase textbooks, academic supplies, and university merchandise.
While not strictly shopping destinations, the area around 130 Don Street features numerous cafés, bakeries, and coffee shops where you can grab a quick bite, enjoy a cup of coffee, or indulge in freshly baked goods.
Occasionally, there may be local markets, fairs, or events held in Old Aberdeen, where you can find a variety of goods, crafts, and food items from local vendors and artisans.
While not directly in Old Aberdeen, the Aberdeen city centre is easily accessible from 130 Don Street via public transportation or a short drive. The city centre offers a wide range of shopping opportunities, including high-street stores, department stores, shopping malls, and indoor markets.
Old Aberdeen has a selection of charming cafés and coffee shops where you can enjoy a cup of coffee, tea, or a light meal. These establishments often offer pastries, sandwiches, soups, and cakes, providing a cozy atmosphere for studying or catching up with friends.
Old Aberdeen is home to several traditional Scottish pubs and bars, many of which serve classic pub fare such as fish and chips, burgers, and hearty pies. These establishments often have a welcoming atmosphere and may feature live music or quiz nights.
Given its proximity to the University of Aberdeen, there are dining halls and cafeterias on campus where students, faculty, and staff can enjoy a variety of meals, snacks, and beverages at affordable prices.
You’ll also find a selection of takeaway restaurants and food delivery services in the area, offering a range of cuisines including pizza, Chinese, Indian, and more. This provides convenient options for enjoying a meal at home or on the go.
While not directly in Old Aberdeen, the Aberdeen city centre is easily accessible and offers a wide range of dining options, including fine dining restaurants, international cuisines, and upscale eateries.
Occasionally, there may be local markets, food festivals, or events held in Old Aberdeen or nearby areas, where you can sample a variety of cuisines from local vendors and food trucks.
Old Aberdeen is well-served by local bus routes operated by companies like First Aberdeen and Stagecoach North Scotland. There are bus stops located along nearby streets such as King Street and High Street, providing connections to the city centre, the university campus, and other destinations in Aberdeen.
While Old Aberdeen does not have its own train station, Aberdeen Train Station in the city centre is easily accessible by bus or taxi. From there, you can catch trains to various destinations across Scotland, including Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Inverness. This is perfect for students from further afield who may want to go home and visit friends and family during the breaks.
Old Aberdeen is a pedestrian-friendly area with designated walking paths and cycle lanes. Many amenities and attractions are within walking or cycling distance from 130 Don Street, making it convenient to explore the area on foot or by bike.
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