Undergraduate accommodation

Perfect for a group of friends, this house has a bright kitchen and a dining room with space to eat together. Built in the 19th Century, it was refurbished in 2008 and is very similar to Staircase 24 and the Nash Building internally. The nearest laundry facilities are in Gloucester House.

These houses are just over the road from the Sainsbury Building and Staircase 24 meaning that you can enjoy all the College amenities while also having your own space.

Just over the road from the main entrance to College is this recently refurbished house. Deceptively spacious, there are 6 bedrooms alongside a large kitchen-diner.

Located just across the road from the main site, this self-contained house at 173 Walton Street is set in a quiet garden site with adjacent lawn and mature trees. There’s a kitchen/diner with laundry facilities and a shared bathroom.

Built in 1939 and previously known as the Nuffield Building, this block was re-named after former College Provost Asa Briggs to mark its complete refurbishment in 2022. There are a mix of small study bedrooms with shared kitchens and larger suites which include a spacious study and separate bedroom. The nearest laundry facilities are in the Linbury Building.

These 3 Georgian terraces at 5, 6 & 7 Beaumont Street are located between the Oxford Playhouse and Randolph Hotel and opposite the world-famous Ashmolean Museum. Having said that, they’re just a 2 minute walk from the main entrance to Worcester. This site offers en-suite bedrooms in the original Georgian houses as well as in purpose-built blocks opened in 2009. There are plenty of spacious shared kitchens to use plus an on-site laundry.

Located on the far side of the College sports field next to the tennis courts, the Canal Building is in a tranquil spot surrounded by mature trees. You’re also next to the lively neighbourhood of Jericho with plenty of shops, pubs and cafés. Students here enjoy shared kitchens and a dedicated laundry facility plus 3 fully accessible bedrooms.

Set on the edge of the gardens, you’ll be close to nature in the Casson Building. With panoramic views across the lawns, these rooms are in the perfect spot. The laundry is just next door in the Linbury Building.

The Earl Building is atypical for Oxford and more similar to the kind of student halls you’d expect at other universities. There are corridors of en-suite rooms with built-in furniture and – the best feature – big sociable kitchens with plenty of space to both cook and chill out. There are 3 fully accessible rooms in this building, a lift to all floors and a dedicated laundry facility.

In Gloucester House you’ll benefit from a spacious bedroom with en-suite, all of which were refurbished in 2022. There are also shared kitchens and the laundry and College Gym are just next door.

The large rooms, en-suite bathrooms and quiet setting of the Linbury Building make it a popular choice. There’s a dedicated laundry and some of the rooms were refurbished in 2023.

These rooms in Staircase 11 are above the JCR common room and share a bathroom. Given their historic fabric, each has a slightly different different layout and size. Some of the rooms feature a large study/bedroom alongside a smaller dressing room space with a wash basin. The nearest laundry facilities are in the Linbury Building on the other side of the Nuffield Lawn.

Situated right in the heart of the College, the Main Quad Terrace is one of Worcester’s original eighteenth-century buildings. Some rooms are also located in the adjacent medieval parts of Staircases 1 & 2. Staircases 3-6 were refurbished in 2021 and offer high-quality rooms with plentiful shared bathrooms. You’ll live in one of Worcester’s most iconic buildings and enjoy great views over the rest of the site too. The nearest laundry facilities are in the Linbury Building or Gloucester House.

Located just across the road from the main site, in what was once a series of gardens, the Mitchell Building is a great base for Worcester students. There’s shared kitchen space and a generous common room with space to sit and chat, as well as dedicated laundry facilities. Plus you’re just next door to the edible garden plot where students can grow their own fruit and vegetables.

You can’t beat this location at the heart of the College site with views across the Orchard. The shared kitchens in the Nash Building offer great spaces to socialise and everyone has their own en-suite. There is a lift to all floors and 2 fully accessible bedrooms. Plus you’re right next door to the College café and just a short walk from the laundry facilities at Gloucester House.

Built in the 15th Century for Gloucester Hall, Pump Quad was the original location of the College’s water pump. Today it houses the bar, post room and a chilled outdoor seating area. These rooms are a mix of those with en-suites and those with shared bathrooms. Given their age there is a lot of variety in space and size but all have character – some rooms have high ceilings and multiple rooms while others were retrofitted as student rooms in the 20th Century. The nearest laundry facilities are in the Linbury Building.

Rooms in the Sainsbury Building are set around light and bright kitchens creating a real sociable atmosphere for those who live there. There are big windows, high ceiling and some balconies and outdoor spaces to enjoy beside the Worcester lake. The two Grade 2 rooms are located in the gatehouse above the entrance from the street.

It’s equidistant between the café, laundry and gym – and close to the sports fields – so you’re really in the perfect spot. The building was designed by the influential architect Richard MacCormac and won the Civic Trust Award in 1984.

This contemporary building blends purpose-built student halls with historic Victorian townhouses. All residents enjoy an en-suite bathroom and there are large sociable kitchens on each floor. Plus you’re in the heart of College just opposite the café.

For interior images, see Nash Building and 10 Worcester Place which were built at the same time and are very similar.

Set on the edge of the gardens, you’ll be close to nature in the Wolfson Building. The large shared kitchens are the perfect place to make new friends and the laundry is just next door in the Linbury Building.

Completely refurbished (including new windows and roof) in 2023, this self-contained house with its own garden at 1 Worcester Street is in a great spot. You’re directly opposite the main entrance to College and also on the doorstep of Gloucester Green for the bus station and regular markets. There are 5 large bedrooms plus a kitchen and a spacious dining room opening onto the garden.