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Many UWL students choose to call Scape home each year. From bed to campus in under an hour – there's a reason we are one of the top-rated uni accommodations in the capital.
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Discover your next student home, with great on-site facilities all on the doorstep of campus. We offer private student accommodation designed exclusively for student living and within easy reach of the University of West London.
Many UWL students choose to call Scape home each year. From bed to campus in under an hour – there's a reason we are one of the top-rated uni accommodations in the capital.
When it comes to location, Scape equals central. You can roll out of your room straight to class and enjoy everything your city has to offer with ease.
Scape welcomes people of all tastes and interests. Whatever you’re into, our buzzing social calendar will keep you and all your new friends busy. Living with other UWL students off campus means your commute never needs to be solo. .
Home of the England football team, Wembley is where icons are made.
Top neighbourhood in West London. Home to riverside pubs and the Hammersmith Apollo.
Our most central location, moments from Oxford Street, Soho and The British Museum.
If you are starting your student chapter at UWL, we would recommend living in our Scape Wembley student rooms. At Wembley, you can enjoy generous shared social and study spaces, large communal kitchens, a cinema room, games area, on-site gym and 24/7 reception, and tap into the buzzing student community.
For students, getting out and about exploring all parts of the student experience, there is so much to do near Scape Wembley.
Going to uni in London? Wembley is one of the best places to live, with loads to see and do on your doorstep.
We have put together our list of the top London museums. Explore the city and learn more about our natural world, history in action or the arts. There's always something new and exciting to get involved with.
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If you'd like to speak to someone onsite, call the team on 020 3873 2180, or pop down to reception to speak to us.
Our team are available over the phone or in person 7 days a week, 24/7 – our staff are all mental health first aid trained and we really are there to help you be as happy and comfortable as possible during your stay with us. We are always on hand for advice, or just to look after your parcel for you.
If you have questions about booking your spot, lease, contract, or requirements, then get in touch. Call the sales team on +44 (0)2045718133 or contact us via live chat on the website. When making a booking with us, we require a small deposit (usually about 2 weeks' rent) and no other pre-payments are required till the month before you move in.
How is Scape different to other accommodation providers?
When choosing your university student accommodation and place, you have a few different options, depending on what year you are in. There are many rental properties on the market and lots of listings to work your way through and plenty of research to do! We want to make your decision a little easier, so you can focus on your education and make the most of your student experience.
If you are going into your first year of university, typically your choice is between university halls and purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA), such as a Scape property. University halls are a great option for many for student housing, but they tend to be quite basic in terms of facilities and it can be very difficult to get an en-suite room – which could mean sharing a bathroom with up to six people. At Scape, on the other hand, we have a selection of room types. But all our rooms (from en suites to studios to shared apartments) come with an en-suite bathroom as standard. Our shared spaces are premium and newly refurbished, and you have access to a range of amenities including an on-site gym and cinema room. When compared to other PBSAs, we have the most central and convenient locations, our shared spaces are of a higher spec, and we have fully trained Scape staff on-site 24/7.
In second or third year, you will most likely no longer have the option of living in student halls, but you do have the option to move into a private residence such as a flat or sharing a house with friends. With this option, there is no guarantee of an en suite room. Typically, private accommodation rented to students is not of the highest quality, your bills won’t be included, and you have no staff support. You could instead choose to live in one of our large apartments with friends and continue to enjoy all the benefits that Scape offers, including not having to worry about bills and fees, and getting your communal areas cleaned regularly.
If you are entering your postgraduate studies in London, we know that searching for places can be tricky and a hard ask in finding affordable accommodation nearby to your university. We often find that our postgraduates like living with a little more privacy in a studio or an apartment – in all our London locations we can offer this comfortable and private living set up, complete with laundry facilities for your convenience.
What is it like being a student in London?
Whether you’ve visited London before, you’ll find being a student in one of the greatest cities in the world is an exciting experience. By choosing Scape for your accommodation, you’re choosing to live right in the heart of the action, so that you can easily experience the best of what London has to offer - some of the most popular libraries, museums, restaurants, cafes and the best of the capital's nightlife.
Transportation around London is important to understand. You will get very familiar with the tube map! The most common mode of transport is the tube which connects all our rentals to the best schools and neighbourhoods in the city. Buses are another cheaper method of transport for those who are a little more price-sensitive.
Click here for more information about being a student in London. Check out our locations across London – Canada Water, Kings Cross, Shoreditch, Mile End, and our new opening in Hammersmith. Whether you're taking a course, exploring different courses, or studying at one of London’s top universities, you'll find a vibrant community and excellent facilities at all our locations.
How secure are Scape buildings?
Our residents’ safety, wellbeing and comfort are our core focus at Scape and, as such, our buildings reflect this.
We know it can be a bit daunting moving to a new city, especially if it is your first time living away from home and if it’s not just a new city, but a new country you’re moving to. As well as having a fully trained member of staff present on-site 24/7, we have CCTV and secure access doors on the outside and inside of the building, giving you peace of mind and the knowledge that you are in a safe and secure environment. You'll always see a friendly face at the reception – the site team are there to support you in any way they can, providing helpful details and guidance to ensure all our residents feel content with the happy environment at Scape.
Your commute to UWL campus
To commute from the University of West London (UWL) campus to Scape Wembley, here’s a convenient route, which helps develop your navigational skills, enhance your learning, and build familiarity with transport links across London.
Start at UWL: Head to the nearest bus stop near the UWL campus.
Take Bus E8: Board the E8 bus towards Ealing Broadway Station.
Switch to the Tube: From Ealing Broadway, take the Central Line to Bond Street Station.
Change to the Jubilee Line: At Bond Street, transfer to the Jubilee Line heading towards Wembley Park Station.
Arrive at Scape Wembley: From Wembley Park Station, Scape Wembley is just a short walk away.
The journey typically takes around 30-40 minutes, depending on traffic and train schedules.
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