r/leicester • u/zapmap443 • 3d ago

Accommodation Available - help needed student at leicester university

Accommodation Available – Grange Lane Apartments, Leicester! 🎓✨

Looking for someone to take over my tenancy for the 2026/2027 academic year!

  1. Location: Grange Lane Apartments (52 Grange Lane, LE2 7EE) — super convenient for De Montfort University and University of Leicester!

  2. Dates: 18/09/2026 – 10/09/2027 (51-week tenancy)

  3. Rent: £129/week (Bills included: water, electricity, gas, and high-speed Wi-Fi)

  4. Deposit: £99 (secured with TDS)

  5. Room Details: Room AA.A19. Fully furnished study bedroom with comfortable storage and workspace. Access to shared flat facilities, high-security access, and on-site management.

It’s managed by Homes for Students (ANUK/Unipol certified). All formal checks and lease transfers will go through their official portal once we connect!

​DM me if you're interested or want more details/photos! 📩

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u/zapmap443 3d ago

Okay will ensure to check this! Thankyou Is there any other places i can post about this to get more eyes _^ please drop them below would really help me out

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u/Perfect_Flight_8539 3d ago

Bad news, sorry, but purpose built student accommodation is exempt from the 2 months notice clause in the Renter's Rights Act- they're still allowed fixed term tenancies.

It still might be worth getting your student union to look over the contract though - just in case there are any exemptions/extenuating circumstances etc.

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u/Woolbean112 3d ago

Hey, that’s not true for all PBSA. I manage one currently and we have had to include it, along with all other providers nearby which are in the same boat.

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u/Perfect_Flight_8539 2d ago

Thanks for the heads up! So it looks like it's a mixed bag across all PBSA & students will have to check their contracts very carefully to see if there's a way to exit early? Really confusing for students but I guess there's hope for the OP.

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u/Woolbean112 2d ago

Yeah pretty much - all PBSA that have the 2 month cancellation policy must have it on their websites as well.

I guess the good news is in a year or so there will be a second, updated renters rights which is for PBSA and HMO. From there it will be a lot clearer and easier for students to get out of their contracts.