Cadnam Hall, 버밍햄

Cadnam Hall is an affordable Birmingham student housing at 65 Cadnam Close, B17 0PX. The property offers en-suites, studios, and 1-bedroom flats to meet diverse lifestyles, with furnished rooms, all-inclusive bills, and modern amenities, including high-speed Wi-Fi, a large communal TV, an ample outdoor garden, study space, bike storage, and CCTV.  Just a 10-minute walk to the University of Birmingham, and to the Newman University by an 18-minute bus ride from Cadnam Hall Birmingham, and Birmingham City University City South Campus can be reached by a 26-minute bus ride. While enjoying a peaceful study environment in Harborne, the No. 22 bus stop nearby will also get you to the city centre in about 30 minutes. Cadnam Hall  accommodation is close to Selly Oak and Harborne Village, known for affordable eateries, cafes, shops, and social spots such as Tasteology, Rising Cafe, Bobbys, and Flight Club Birmingham.

Proximity to Universities

Cadnam Hall is especially convenient for students at major institutions within a short walk or bus ride:

• University of Birmingham: 1 mile, 10-minute walk
• Birmingham City University (City South Campus): 2.2 miles, 29-minute bus ride
• Newman University: 2.4 miles, 19-minute bus ride
• Aston University: 4.3 miles, 35-minute bus ride

Room Types and Features at Cadnam Hall

Cadnam Hall offers a range of well-designed options, including studios, en-suites, and one-bedroom apartments to suit different preferences and budgets. Each bedrooms are double rooms with ensuite bathrooms, and there is a shared open-plan lounge and kitchen area. The fully furnished rooms at Cadnam Hall student accommodation feature double beds, study desks and chairs, wardrobes, drawers, under-bed storage, coat hooks, full-length mirrors, book storage shelves, and mattress protectors.

On-Site Facilities and Services at Cadnam Hall

Cadnam Hall Birmingham accommodation provides communal rooms in each flat, which are also well-equipped with a fully-fitted kitchen, fridge/freezers, dining table & chairs, sofas, TV with Freeview, TV license, lockable cupboard, oven & hob, microwave, toaster & kettle, basic cooking utensils, vacuum, mop, bucket, and communal bin.

The apartments also boasts a wide range of modern amenities, creating a comfortable and convenient living environment. Students can enjoy free access to the garden space, on-site laundry, bike storage, and off-road parking. Besides, Cadnam Hall prioritises the safety and convenience of our students. A reliable, high-speed Wi-Fi connection keeps everyone connected to the digital world. Cadnam Hall accommodation is also equipped with CCTV in the flats, monitored 24/7, and with security and fire alarms, providing added security for all.

Location and What's Hot

Candam Hall is located in the peaceful area of Harbone, where you will also find a vast range of amenities to make your university experience as convenient and enjoyable as possible. Supermarkets like Marks and Spencer and Sainsbury's are both a 7-minute cycle from the apartment for your daily needs. Tasteology (6 min walk), Four Seasons Donya (11 min walk), and Yummy Yummy (12 min walk) are popular dining choices within walking distance.

Want to experience the vibrant nightlife in Birmingham? You only need a short walk to get to Copper Fox Grill (3 mins), Bell Harborne (5 mins by bike), The Avenue Club and Lodge (11 min walk), and more hot bars and pubs are close to Candam Hall to explore. A wealth of attractive activities and attractions surrounds the Cadnam Hall, including Lapworth Museum of Geology (10 min cycle), Grove Park (15 min walk), and Winterbourne House & Garden (13 min cycle).

Transport near Cadnam Hall

When you live at Cadnam Hall student accommodation, you have many transport options to reach the different campuses quickly.

• The nearest bus stop, Cadnam Close, is just a 3-minute walk from Cadnam Hall.
• Langford Grove and Elford Road bus stops are approximately a 6-minute walk away.
• An 11-minute bus ride from these stops takes you directly to University Railway Station (University of Birmingham).