1. Individually let rooms in shared properties
A number of Unipol's shared houses and flats are let out to individuals, meaning you can sign for and move into a property without the pressure of finding a group of people to live with beforehand. All tenants in the property will sign seperate contracts, so you will not be tied into financial liability with other housemates.
The majority of Unipol's rents include all bills, WiFi, flatscreen TV and contents' insurance.
View Unipol properties which are let to individuals by clicking here.
To search for individual lets with other landlords on the Unipol.org site, click here, expand the 'Advanced Filters' and check the 'Individual lets' box.
2. Find a group of students to live with online
There are a couple of different ways in which we can help you to find a group online, or advertise your rooms to other students if you need someone to take over your contract. You can post or respond to posts on our student noticeboard here, and you can join and post on our househunters' Facebook group here.
3. Self-contained flats for students wanting to live on their own
Unipol's wide choice of student accommodation includes self-contained options for those who want to live on their own or in a one bed as a couple. This includes cosy one and two bed houses and flats, and bedsits and studio apartments in all the popular areas. This means your options aren't limited if you'd prefer to live a bit more independently.
View our selection of self-contained accommodation here.
4. Need some help looking?
Our friendly hub staff can answer any questions and help you look. Feel free to contact us on 0113 243 0169 or pop by the hub on Woodhouse Lane.