Sparsholt students have the option of living onsite in halls or sharing student accommodation and facilities with the University of Winchester which is just four miles from campus – so whether you prefer a scenic rural base or a busy City, the choice is yours.
Shopping and leisure activities are all on your doorstep and you will also have use of Winchester University’s sports and catering facilities, as well as the Student Union and library.
Public bus services run between Winchester and Sparsholt via the Number 7. You will also be walking distance from Winchester Rail Station, making trips to see friends and family easy.
For a Visual Overview of our wide range of accommodation options, you can head to our Accommodation Gallery, or take an Online Tour to explore your options.
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Self-Catering | £5,561
A refundable tenancy deposit of £200 against damages will also be required when applying.
Read our onsite Residential Student Handbook 23/24 – 2024-25 Residential Handbook (coming soon)
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Circa £5,561 | Over-18 Self Catering, 42 weeks
A refundable tenancy deposit of £200 against damages will also be required when applying.
Read our UoW 2024-25 Burma Road Residential Handbook (coming soon)
Find out more about life on campus at the University of Winchester
View service timetables for Winchester > Sparsholt buses
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New and Returning Students –
New students – Sunday 8 September 2024
Returning students – from Friday 13 September 2024
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Residential Student Handbook 24/25 (coming soon)
Residential Halls Agreement 24/25 (coming soon)
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New students – Sunday 15 September 2024
Returning students – TBC
**Returning students can move in closer to their term start date by arrangement with the accommodation team. Details on how to arrange this will be sent to you shortly
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24/25 Burma Road Student Handbook (coming soon)
The University of Winchester is signed up to The Universities UK Code of Practice for the management of student housing. The code assists those managing student accommodation by setting out the main elements of good management practice. It covers health and safety, maintenance and repair, and relationships between managers and student tenants and is also designed to assist students in understanding both the standards and procedures applying to their accommodation and their obligations as tenants or licensees.
