The Grange

What we provide

Each room at The Grange includes:

• A single or double bed, depending on room size
• Desk
• Chair
• Various drawers
• Built-in wardrobe
• Shelves
• Sink with mirror
• Notice board
• High speed WiFi

The bathroom facilities are shared and include:

• Shower
• Toilet
• Sink
• Space to hang towels

What to bring with you

Below is a short list of items you may want to bring with you.

• Basic kitchen equipment, such as crockery, cutlery, pots and pans, mugs and glasses, chopping board
• Bedding
• Basic first aid kit
• Towels
• Toiletries
• Toilet rolls
• Basic cleaning materials
• Things to make it feel like home, such as pictures of your friends and family

We have partnered with UNIKITOUT to bring you an easy online shop to get everything you would need for your accommodation. For 10% off your purchase quote YORKSJ10 at the checkout.

UNIKITOUT online shop

What's included

The communal areas include:

• Electric hobs
• Ovens
• Grills
• Microwave
• Fridge freezer
• Plenty of cupboards and storage space
• Television point
• Dining table and chairs
• Recycling facilities

Bin bags can be collected from your site or the Porters Lodge.

A limited amount of parking is available for students at Limes Court. To use the parking spaces, you must apply for a Student Parking Permit using our online form. A permit application will only be considered for approval if you have exceptional circumstances where a car is essential, for example mobility or medical issues. Find out more on our Car Parking page:

Car parking for students

Location and nearby interests

The Grange is located 0.6 miles from campus.

From the site, you can walk or take the cycle path to University or your local supermarket. You are also close to Yearsley swimming pool and nearby green spaces.

The Grange's location itself is beautiful enough that you might find yourself spending time sat just outside in the communal green areas with new friends. 

Key facts

• From £107.15 per week
• 37 or 44 week contracts
• Self-catered
• Shared bathrooms
• Standard and large rooms available
• 416 rooms available
• Laundry facilities on site
• WiFi and broadband
• Bike storage available
• Limited permit parking

Safety

York is consistently ranked highly for safety compared to other university cities.

Where you live is a big part of being at university. This is why we are registered with The Student Accommodation Code.

The Code protects your rights to safe, good quality accommodation and makes sure you get the best out of your time living here. It outlines everything you can expect from our accommodation as well as your responsibilities as a tenant.

We are committed to providing a quality environment for you to live in.

Accessibility

We provide support and assistance for students with disabilities or additional needs on a case by case basis. This ranges from allocation of a fully accessible wheelchair room to minor alterations such as supplying a fridge for medication.

We can make adjustments to nearly every room we have, depending on your requirements.

For more information about the accessibility of these rooms and flats please contact the Accommodation team at accommodation@yorksj.ac.uk or on 01904 876 660.

Limited permit car parking is available at this site for students with disabilities or exceptional circumstances. To use the parking spaces, you must apply for a Student Parking Permit using our online form. Find out more about the process on our Car Parking page.

Car parking for students

A city like no other

York is a city that feels like a town, with a compact city centre. You'll get to know your way around and feel like a local quickly. The history and architecture of the city highlights the stories of thousands of years of inhabitants. Catch up with friends over a pint in a pub built in the 17th century, or wander down cobbled streets in the footsteps of Romans. You can explore museums full of history and art, then spend the rest of your day shopping in the chains you know and love.

Learn about life in York from locals hanging out in the shadow of the ruin abbey in the Museum Gardens, or take a picnic to Clifton Ings or Millennium Bridge to enjoy some of our beautiful green spaces. Cycle past a scale model of the Solar System spread along the route of an old railway line, or grab dinner from a street food vendor in a redeveloped shipping container, beneath a canopy of fairy lights.

York's ever-changing landscape of culture, cuisine and community is the perfect place to call home.