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Eleanor Rosa House, University of London, London - London, England, United Kingdom - DDA Large Single Plus - Bedroom

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Eleanor Rosa House, University of London, London

Name: Eleanor Rosa House, University of London, London
Address: 2, Lett Road, London, England, E15 2RA, GB
Telephone: +918035735724
Price range: £300/week - £446/week

2, Lett Rd, London, E15 2RA, United Kingdom

From

£300

per week

6.2 mi from London City Center

( 35min. 42min. 2h 21min)

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No Visa No Pay

Pay In Instalment

laundry facility

cinema

game room

About the Property

Positioned directly at the prosperous hub of Stratford, Eleanor Rosa house is the perfect option for student accommodation in East London.

Stratford station provides an array of transport links into central, west, north and south London allowing access to every part of the city regardless of where you study.

When not studying you can take advantage of world-class sporting facilities at the Olympic park, amazing shopping outlets at Westfield Stratford or enjoy the luscious green spaces such as Hackney Marshes and Victoria Park. The area’s selection of restaurants, bars and cafes also offers the perfect place to relax when not studying.

Amenities

Shared Community And Utilities

Bike Storage

Bookable Kitchen

Cinema Room

Common Room

Lift

Lounge

Fitness And Recreation

Activity Room (AI Fitness Mirror)

Games Room

Security

Accessible

Property Services

24/7 Reception

Close to Transport

Communal Cleaning

Laundrette

Warden's Team

Outdoor Features

Gardening

Bills Included

Wifi

Utilities

Room Types (6)

Clear

All (6)

1B (4)

Studio (2)

1B

An apartment with one bedroom, living room, kitchen, and bathroom

Standard Single

Single rooms at Eleanor Rosa House offer you a comfortable place to live and study while you’re at university. They come with a private bathroom for this extra bit of privacy.

Available from: 13 Sep, 2026·From: £300/week

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Private Kitchen

Standard Single Plus

Single rooms at Eleanor Rosa House offer you a comfortable place to live and study while you’re at university. They come with a private bathroom for this extra bit of privacy.

Available from: 13 Sep, 2026·From: £309/week

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Private Kitchen

Large Single

Single rooms at Eleanor Rosa House offer you a comfortable place to live and study while you’re at university. They come with a private bathroom for this extra bit of privacy.

Available from: 13 Sep, 2026·From: £317/week

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Private Kitchen

DDA Large Single Plus

Single rooms at Eleanor Rosa House offer you a comfortable place to live and study while you’re at university. They come with a private bathroom for this extra bit of privacy.

Available from: 13 Sep, 2026·From: £324/week

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Private Kitchen

Studio

All-in-one space with a bedroom, private bathroom, living area, and kitchenette — Ideal for complete independence

Single Studio

Studios are a perfect solution for those who value their independence and would like to have access to their own cooking facilities as each studio has a kitchenette where you can prepare your own meals.

Available from: 13 Sep, 2026·From: £403/week

Studio

Entire Place

Private Bathroom

Private Kitchen

DDA Large Single Studio

Available from: 13 Sep, 2026·From: £446/week

Studio

Entire Place

Private Bathroom

Private Kitchen

House Rules

Cancellation Policies

Cooling Off Period

No cooling-off period is available.

No Visa No Pay

No Visa No Pay policy is available.

No Place No Pay

No Place No Pay policy is available.

Early termination by students

Students cannot normally end the agreement before the end of the Period of Occupancy. Early termination may be considered where unforeseen personal, medical or familial circumstances outside the student's control prevent them from continuing to live in the accommodation. Students must consider alternative options before requesting early termination, such as a room move, finding a replacement tenant or seeking additional welfare support. An Early Termination Request must include supporti

Replacement Tenant Accepted

The student is responsible for finding and nominating a potential replacement. The replacement must fulfil the Student Condition and be approved. The student remains liable for accommodation fees until the replacement takes up occupation, pays the deposit and accepts the applicable terms and conditions. A charge of up to £30 may apply for reasonable costs associated with the early termination.

Other cancellation policies

Students could cancel the licence agreement by giving written notice by 18 August 2026. If notice was given by this date, the agreement would be cancelled and any deposit paid would be refunded. If notice was not given by this date, the agreement would become binding and the student would remain responsible for accommodation fees for the entire Period of Occupancy, even if they did not move in.

Extenuating Circumstances

Early termination may be considered for unforeseen personal, medical or familial circumstances outside the student's control that prevent them from continuing to live in the accommodation. Supporting evidence must be provided, such as relevant medical, hospital, mental health or university counselling documentation.

Delayed Arrivals & travel restrictions

If you are unable to travel due to government-imposed travel restrictions, please contact the Amber team with the relevant supporting documentation. We will facilitate the request to review your circumstances and explore the possibility of cancellation/contract amendment. Requests are considered individually, and any outcome will depend on the property's review and applicable booking terms.

University Course Cancellation/Modification

If your course has been cancelled by your university, please reach out to the Amber team with the relevant supporting documentation. We will liaise with the property team to review your request on a case-by-case basis for cancellation. The resolution will be subject to the property's assessment and the terms of your booking.

Deferring Studies

If you have deferred your studies, please contact the Amber team and share your updated university documentation. We will notify the property team to review your request for cancellation/contract amendment. Requests are assessed individually, and the final outcome will be subject to the property's review and booking terms.

Payment and Fees

Security Deposit

£500 security deposit. The deposit must be paid at the time of booking. The deposit is refunded within 28 days after the end of the licence agreement, subject to applicable deductions.

Pay In Instalment

The termly payment plan is the default, with payments due on: 14 October 2026 27 January 2027 12 May 2027 Students can select monthly payments during the acceptance process. For monthly payments, fees are due by 16:00 on the 1st of each month.

Mode Of Payment

Fees can be paid through the Accommodation Portal, ePay or direct bank transfer. Major credit and debit cards are accepted; cash and cheques are not accepted.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a DDA (adapted) room?

DDA (also known as "adapted") accommodation has adaptations for residents with access or mobility requirements. The bathroom is a wet-room style that offers more space for wheelchair users and the fittings are slightly lower for improved reachability.

Will I need to move out during Christmas and Easter breaks or during other holidays?

No, you do not have to move out during holidays. The accommodation is yours until the contract end date specified in your Offer of Accommodation. The residency periods include the Christmas and Easter holidays, there is no need to move out of your hall room during these vacations.

Is the accommodation at the Intercollegiate Halls catered?

Most rooms at the Intercollegiate Halls are catered; students receive breakfast and dinner that are included in the price. Any room, studio or flat that has a kitchen is self-catered. Students living in self-catered accommodation in halls with a dining room have the option to buy a meal plan.

If I’m accepted, when can I move in?

If you are accepted you will receive an email from the property with your accommodation offer. Before you accept the offer you will have to review a licence agreement that has the contract start date. This is the date from which you can move into your room. This is also the date from which you will start paying the rent. The property is normally able to accommodate early arrivals; however, the contract start date cannot be delayed.

Is bedding provided in my room?

The bedding is not provided as standard. However, before your arrival, you can purchase bedding.

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Are rooms numbers allocated as students arrive and check in?

Rooms are allocated at random, the time and date you arrive at the hall has no connection with the room you are allocated. Your room will only be confirmed upon check-in. This is to ensure that any maintenance work can be carried out with no disruption to the students. All rooms are inspected before students’ arrivals to make sure they meet required standards; if any room is unsuitable, it will be removed from the system and another random room of the same type will be assigned giving the maintenance team ample time to fix any issues.

Is there parking that I can use to drop off my stuff?

As the halls are in prime locations there is very little parking around. Parking restrictions and pay zones are normally in place. Please check before you travel.

I have a medical condition that affects my choice of accommodation. Who should I inform about it?

Students with medical conditions are encouraged to contact the property and discuss their needs with a member of the team so the property could advise on the best solution.

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Eleanor Rosa House, University of London, London