Living in the heart of Coventry places you at the center of urban life, with easy transport to the university campus, while enjoying the amenities of a city centre.

Connectivity: CODE Fairfax Street is just 30 seconds away from the bus station and from there it's just 17 minutes by bus to the University of Warwick.​ Coventry train station offers easy access to Birmingham and London.​

Outdoors: Access to green spaces like Lady Herbert’s Garden and Swansell Park.​ Swanswell Park is directly behind CODE, and many of our studios overlook Swanswell pool and the surrrounding park.

Amenities: Loads of dining options, including Priory Place (just 2 minutes' walk from CODE) FarGo Village's markets (10 mins walk from CODE) and independent eateries.​

Entertainment: Try the Coventry Transport Museum and Herbert Art Gallery (both 5 mins walk from CODE)

Shopping: Numerous shops, from well known and oriental supermarkets, to independent boutiques.​ Also big names like Primark and Flannels.

Average Rent: CODE's modern studios start at just £154 per week. 

Ideal for University of Warwick students seeking a residential neighborhood with strong community ties.​

Connectivity: An eight-minute walk or five-minute bus ride to the University of Warwick

Outdoors: Proximity to Canley Ford nature reserve, featuring woodlands and meadows.​

Amenities: Local pubs like The Phantom Coach and eateries such as The Farmhouse.​

Entertainment: Facilities like The Evolution of Fitness gym and Coventry Hearsall Golf Club.​

Shopping: Nearby ALDI, Warwick Oriental Supermarket, and Cannon Park Shopping Centre.​

Average Rent: Four-bedroom houses start from £130 per week, sharing a kitchen, lounge and bathroom.

A lively suburb offering a balance between residential tranquility and urban convenience.​

Connectivity: 20-minute bus ride to the University of Warwick.​

Outdoors: Green spaces like Spencer Park for relaxation and sports.​

Amenities: A variety of restaurants and bars along Earlsdon High Street.

Entertainment: Cultural venues such as the Criterion Theatre and Butts Park Arena.​

Shopping: Independent stores, boutiques, and Central 6 Retail Park.​

Average Rent: Four-bedroom houses range from £130 to £136 per week, sharing a kitchen, lounge and bathroom.

A historic town known for its elegant architecture and vibrant cultural scene, located approximately 15 minutes by train from Coventry.​

Connectivity: Regular train services to Coventry, making it feasible for students attending University of Warwick.​

Outdoors: Parks like Jephson Gardens and the Royal Pump Rooms offering scenic green spaces.​

Amenities: A wide range of cafes, restaurants, and boutique shops in the town centre.​

Entertainment: Cultural venues such as the Royal Spa Centre and a variety of local theaters.​

Community: A mix of students and professionals, providing a balanced social environment.​

Average Rent: One-bedroom apartments typically range from £200 to £250 per week.