Want to live in a vibrant area with panoramic views of Chelsea from the top floor? Then our wonderful Lightfoot Hall student accommodation in South London is the place for you! The light and airy student living in the capital is perfectly located within walking distance of some of London’s largest universities, including Imperial College, Boston University and Mander Portman Woodward College, so you can wave goodbye to that long, grim morning commute.
Get this, living at Lightfoot Hall means you’re only a short distance away from Harrods and Chelsea Football Club, ideal for shopaholics and football fans. If you’re feeling fancy you’ve got The Ivy right opposite your accommodation too, so you can splash out on a scrumptious meal for yourself and your friends.
If you like the sound of your own private bathroom and kitchen, look no further! Our fabulous student studios at Lightfoot Hall come with your very own en suite facilities. When you’re feeling hungry, rustle up a scrumptious meal in your kitchenette and relax after a long day of studying.
Need to chill? No problem! Our large common rooms give you the perfect excuse to catch up with your new friends, as well as a nice quiet environment to crack on with your studying if you need to.
Our Bronze Twin En Suite rooms are perfect to share with a mate, with your very own study desk to get that uni work done and dusted. When it’s time to wind down microwave some popcorn and watch your fave films in your comfy bed!
For those who need a little more space, our Platinum Studio has plenty of room for all your belongings! With a big wardrobe for all your clothes and a handy study area, make the most of this airy, spacious student accommodation.
Our "superb" dedicated on-site hospitality and maintenance team are always available should you ever need help, don’t worry, they won’t bite! We also have our trusty on-site security team who monitor the building to ensure you always feel safe and secure. If you're after one of the best student accommodations in South London, you've found it!
