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On-site music practice rooms, gym and cinema room exclusively for residents.
Searching for a creative space to call home while you're studying in London?
Prince Consort Village is a music hub, built and designed for students in London. With specially acoustically treated bedrooms, that’s why we’re the exclusive accommodation partner of the Royal College of Music. Enjoy our West London location, easily accessible via public transport, with fantastic connections to the Royal College of Music as well as BIMM, Imperial College, the Royal College of Art, and other parts of London.
Included in cost
- All rent and energy costs fixed
- 24/7 Security
- Free events
- Contents insurance
- Accessible rooms
- Furniture and private study space
Amenities
- Common room
- Bike storage
- Free gym
- Laundry facilities
- Music practice rooms
- Acoustically treated rooms
- Cinema room
- Free Wi-Fi
Explore your new neighbourhood
Enjoy our West London location, easily accessible via public transport, with fantastic connections to the Royal College of Music as well as BIMM, Imperial College, the Royal College of Art, and other parts of London.
You will have the choice of two tube stations within a 10 minute walk, Goldhawk and Ravenscourt. Whether you choose to travel via overground, tube, or bus, you’ll have a simple commute to your place of study and you can make the most of living in the capital city. Take a stroll around nearby Ravenscourt Park and Garden on a weekend, or visit the Westfield Shopping Centre for some retail therapy. There are bars and pubs in the vicinity but if you want to venture further afield, the West End with its array of bars and theatres is just a tube ride away.
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Whether you want to know about ways you can pay your rent, how to apply for a visa or how you can get your luggage delivered, plenty of international students come to us with similar questions.
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