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THE BRIDGE

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Stay at The Bridge accommodation and get the full student experience with a modern en-suite bedroom, vibrant social space and an exclusive monthly events programme. Whether you wish to relax and soak the sun in the outdoor garden, enjoy a movie night with your flatmates at the on-site cinema room or relax and recharge in your bedroom - there is something for everybody. 

Get the perfect mix of independent living with a private bathroom and a shared kitchen and living space where you can enjoy time with your flatmates.

Located only a 10-minute walk from the University City Campus, The Bridge is conveniently located in the trendy Ouseburn ares and surrounded by plenty of local restaurants and cafes to explore.


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KEY FACTS

Key Facts and Address

 Contract length   44 weeks
 Advance rent payment  from £169.00 (equivalent to one week's rent)
 Distance from campus  12-minute walk 
 Bathroom  En-suite
 Provision  Self-catered
 Wifi speed  250MBps
 Social space

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 On-site gym

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 Bedrooms per flat  6-8 rooms
 Bed size  Double
 Laundry facilities  On-site laundrette
 Guarantor requirement  Yes
 Operated by  Abodus Student Living
 Address  The Bridge, 50-53 Union St, Shielfield, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 1AH

You will be required to provide details of a UK guarantor to complete a booking at The Bridge. Read more about the guarantor requirements on our FAQ page.

THE BRIDGE PRICING 25/26

Prices for 2025/26

 Room Type 

Cost per week

Total contract value
 

Standard En-suite

  

£185.00

  

£8,140.00
 

Premium En-suite

  

£193.00

  

 £8,492.00


Frequently Asked Questions

Situated within a 12-minute walk to the University City Campus, The Bridge offers easy access to local shops and restaurants and the vibrant university campus. 

Situated within Ouseburn, you will live within a cultural quarter with new places to discover every day! Ouseburn Valley is a bustling neighbourhood, surrounded by alternative music, creative industries and its thriving food and drink quarter.


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