Overview of Raglan House
Raglan House is a student accommodation property in Coventry, located on Raglan Street. It offers a mix of large en‑suite rooms and private studios. According to the operator’s description, the residence is about a 10‑minute walk from one of the city’s main university campuses. The property currently has 4 reviews on the listing platform, giving an aggregate rating of 3.8 out of 5. Without written comments, it’s not possible to quote specific resident feedback, but the score points to a generally satisfactory experience for most occupants.
The building is part of a portfolio managed by a national student‑housing operator. Coventry itself has 26 student‑housing options listed on the same platform, with the city’s lowest advertised weekly rent starting at £43 (indicative — confirm with the operator). Raglan House’s weekly rents range from £88 to £190 (indicative — confirm with the operator), placing it above the city’s entry‑level price but still within the mid‑range for en‑suite and studio accommodation.
Who This Accommodation Works For
Students who prioritise privacy and en‑suite facilities.
If you prefer not to share a bathroom, the en‑suite rooms at Raglan House give you your own shower, toilet and sink while still having a shared kitchen/living area. For those who want complete independence, the private studios offer a self‑contained space with a kitchenette and bathroom. This setup suits students who value quiet study time or have irregular schedules.
Those studying close to the city centre campus.
The property’s stated 10‑minute walk to a major university makes it practical for students who attend lectures at that site. If you are enrolled at the other university in Coventry (which is farther away), you would need to factor in a bus or bike commute – but the location still keeps you within the city, with shops, restaurants and public transport links nearby.
Students on a budget that allows £88–£190 per week.
Compared to the city’s lowest‑priced rooms (from £43/week, often in shared houses or older halls), Raglan House sits at a higher price point. However, for the convenience of an en‑suite or a studio, the weekly rent is competitive with similar offerings in Coventry. If you have a housing allowance or parental support that covers this range, it represents a reliable, professionally managed option.
Those who prefer an all‑inclusive experience.
Most student‑housing operators in the UK include utilities (water, electricity, heating, internet) in the weekly rent. While this must be confirmed directly with the operator, it is common for properties like Raglan House. An inclusive price simplifies monthly budgeting and avoids surprise bills.
Who Might Need to Consider Other Options
Students on the tightest budgets.
With a minimum weekly rent of £88, Raglan House is roughly double the city’s lowest advertised price. If your budget is strictly below that, you would need to look at shared houses, older halls or rooms in private shared accommodation that start from around £43–£70 per week. These may require a longer commute or fewer modern amenities.
Students attending the farther‑away university.
The 10‑minute walk applies only to the nearest university campus. If you are based at the other Coventry university (located on the outskirts of the city), the commute via bus or car can take 20–40 minutes each way. In that case, a property closer to that campus might save travel time and cost.
Those who prefer a lively social dynamic.
Raglan House offers en‑suites and studios, both of which emphasise personal space. If you thrive on constant communal interaction (e.g., large shared kitchens with many flatmates, common rooms with events), you might find the atmosphere more subdued. Some purpose‑built residences with larger social spaces and organised activities could be a better fit.
People who want a very short walk to supermarkets or nightlife.
While the property is in a residential area of Coventry, the main shopping streets and nightlife hubs are a bit farther – expect a 15‑ to 20‑minute walk or a short bus ride. If you value having a grocery store or a pub directly downstairs, check the exact address on a map before committing.
Price Positioning in Coventry
Coventry’s student‑housing market on this platform starts from £43 per week (indicative — confirm with the operator). That price typically applies to rooms in shared houses or older, basic halls with shared bathrooms and limited facilities.
Raglan House’s £88–£190 per week (indicative — confirm with the operator) covers:
- £88–£120 (approx.): en‑suite rooms in cluster flats (shared kitchen)
- £130–£190 (approx.): private studios (self‑contained)
For comparison, the average weekly rent across all 26 properties in Coventry is not stated, but the range suggests you can find en‑suite rooms from other operators for roughly £90–£150, and studios from £120–£200. Raglan House sits in the middle of that spectrum. The price difference between the cheapest en‑suite and the most expensive studio reflects size, floor level and possibly views.
Key takeaway: Raglan House is not the cheapest option in Coventry, but it offers a standard of private bathroom or full self‑containment that many students consider good value for the location. Always verify the final rent with the operator, as promotional rates may vary by booking time and lease length.
Room Type Guidance
The listing mentions two main room types:
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Large en‑suite – part of a cluster flat (typically 4–6 bedrooms). You have a private bathroom, while the kitchen and living area are shared with flatmates. This is a middle ground between a shared bathroom and a full studio, offering privacy in the room but social space in the common area.
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Private studio – a single room with a kitchenette (usually a hob, microwave and mini‑fridge) and a private bathroom. You have no shared spaces other than corridors and perhaps a common room in the building. Studios are best if you want total control over cooking and cleaning schedules, and if you are sensitive to noise from flatmates.
Which to choose:
- En‑suite suits students who enjoy occasional social interaction in the kitchen but want a clean, private bathroom. It’s also more affordable than a studio.
- Studio suits students who prefer solitude, have specific dietary needs, or want to avoid the friction of shared chores. It costs more but offers maximum independence.
No specific floor plans or sizes are published in the dataset, so it’s wise to visit or request a virtual tour before signing.
Booking Timing Considerations
The property’s availability and pricing can change throughout the year. Here are general guidelines for booking in the 2026 or 2027 academic year:
- Early booking (November–February of the preceding year): Operators often release rooms for the next academic year early. Booking early may give you a wider choice of room types and floor levels, and sometimes early‑bird rates. However, the price may still be at the higher end of the range, as operators test demand.
- Peak booking (March–July): Most students secure accommodation during this period. Availability tends to shrink, and the remaining rooms are usually en‑suites at standard rates. You might find it harder to get a studio if you wait.
- Late booking (August–September): Last‑minute cancellations or unallocated rooms may appear, sometimes at a discount. But the pool of options is limited, and you may have to accept a less desirable room (e.g., ground floor, smaller size). Risk is higher.
Given that Coventry has 26 student‑housing options, you have alternatives. If Raglan House is your first choice, aim to book by early summer 2026 (for the 2026/27 academic year). Check directly with the operator about any cancellation policies or deposit amounts (not stated in the data; confirm with the operator).
Note: All lease lengths, available‑from dates and specific move‑in schedules should be confirmed with the operator, as they are not provided in this data set.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the typical lease length?
Lease lengths at Raglan House are not specified in the available data. Most UK student‑housing operators offer 44‑week or 51‑week contracts for the academic year, and sometimes shorter summer lets. You should ask the operator directly for exact terms. Prices are quoted on a weekly basis, so the total cost depends on the number of weeks you book.
Are bills included in the weekly rent?
Although the dataset does not state whether utilities are included, it is standard practice for purpose‑built student accommodation in the UK to include water, electricity, heating and internet in the advertised weekly rent. However, you must verify this with the operator before signing. If bills are not included, factor in an additional £15–£25 per week for typical usage.
How far is it from the main campus?
According to the operator, Raglan House is a 10‑minute walk from a major university campus in Coventry. The specific name of the university cannot be stated here, but this distance applies to the central campus (not the one located on the city’s outskirts). For the other university, expect a bus journey of 20–40 minutes. Check a map with the exact address (Raglan Street) and your teaching buildings before deciding.
Sources & data date
All prices and property details are sourced from the hosting platform as of July 2026. Ratings and reviews reflect information available at that time. Prices are indicative — confirm with the operator before making any financial commitment.
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