Renewing your flat

Renewing your flat

Chat to us about possibly re-booking your same room

Keeping your room

Living at CODE is great! You’ll want to book for another year right? 

In November 2025 we will contact you to let you know how to renew your room for the next academic year - starting September 2026.

NEED MORE REASONS TO STAY?

1. We’ll give you up to 4 weeks rent-free

Stay in your room rent-free stays between your contracts. If you are on a 48 week contract, that could mean 4 weeks rent-free!

2. No need to move out over summer

If you renew there is no need to move out over the summer 😊 There’s no hassle of moving your belongings over the summer, just stay in the same room between your two tenancies. We will automatically give you priority over your room and keep it reserved in your name until 30th November.

Booking a different room

If you wish to reserve another room in November 2025 please let us know. We can help you book a studio before it's released to other students. We may even be able to find you a room not yet available on the website.

Or we will gladly discuss other options with you. 

A new holding and tenancy deposit will be required if you want to book a different room. 

Pricing

At CODE we always offer you unrivalled quality at an affordable price.

Our prices will be released in November 2025.

Electricity

Electric options

For 2025/26 we're offering a choice between your electricity billed monthly – our "Electricity Excluded" contract – or our “Electricity Package” contract.

  • "Electricity Excluded" contracts – where you will be billed monthly for the number of electricity units used and your daily charge.
  • "Electricity Package" contracts – your “package*” gives you a set amount to pay towards your daily standing charge and electricity unit use.

*Based on 25/26's prices and with careful electricity use, your package could see you through the year. We want to make it really clear that we cannot predict your electricity use, but will keep you informed of how much you have spent on electricity each month.

We've also taken rising energy prices into consideration when setting rent prices.