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Graystacks, Nottingham

Name: Graystacks, Nottingham
Address: 171, Castle Boulevard, Nottingham, England, NG7 1GY, GB
Telephone: +918035735724
Price range: £115/week - £168/week

171, Castle Blvd, Nottingham, NG7 1GY, United Kingdom

From

£115

per week

1.0 mi from City Center

( 7m. 15m. 24m)

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Highest Floor 4

University of Law | 0.55 mi

Nottingham Trent International ... | 0.82 mi

University of Nottingham (Jubil... | 0.93 mi

Nottingham Trent University | 0.96 mi

Confetti Institute of Creative ... | 1.1 mi

No Visa No Pay

Pay In Instalment

Wifi

Lounge

bills included

About the Property

Graystacks Nottingham is located at 171 Castle Boulevard, Nottingham, NG7 1GY. Unlike a traditional student hall, Graystacks offers a townhouse-style independent student living experience where you can enjoy the social atmosphere of shared living alongside the convenience of professionally managed accommodation. Choose from a selection of ensuite and non-ensuite rooms, each fully furnished and thoughtfully designed for student life. The property is just a 7-minute drive away from Nottingham Trent International College and a 6-minute drive away from the University of Nottingham Jubilee Campus. Also, Nottingham Trent University is just 9 minutes away by car from Graystacks student accommodation, making it a great choice for students across Nottingham.

Nottingham accommodates over 61,000 students, which helps keep the city warm and friendly all year round. The city has an employment rate of roughly 73%, offering great prospects for working part-time and finding graduate jobs in sectors such as life sciences, digital technology, finance, creative industries, and advanced manufacturing. An average student in Nottingham spends £900-£1,200 per month on the cost of living in Nottingham, including accommodation, food, etc. (excluding university fees). With a safety index of 56/100, the best areas to live in Nottingham are Lenton, Beeston, Wollaton, and The Park. These areas are popular among students for their friendliness, the availability of green and open spaces, and easy access to campuses. Living at Graystacks Nottingham also means you're right in the heart of Lenton, one of Nottingham's most sought-after student areas, known for its cafés, independent eateries, supermarkets, and easy access to both the city centre and the University of Nottingham campuses.

Features

Graystacks Luna Students gives a unique townhouse-style living experience, as it combines the comfort of a shared home with the convenience of professionally managed student accommodation. Room options are Canal View, Canal View En-Suite, Castle Boulevard Non-Ensuite, and Castle Boulevard En-Suite. The Canal View rooms feature a private bedroom with a shared bathroom and shared kitchen, while the Canal View En-Suite includes a private bathroom alongside a shared kitchen. Both room types are located across floors 1–3 and come furnished with a small double bed, large wardrobe, desk with drawers and chair, shelving, noticeboard, bean bags, television, plug sockets, and comfortable seating. The shared kitchens of Graystacks Nottingham are fully equipped with fridge-freezers, ovens, hobs, microwaves, and a dishwasher, while the communal living area includes sofas and tables for relaxing with housemates. The Castle Boulevard Non-Ensuite rooms, located on Floors 1–3, provide a private bedroom with a shared bathroom and shared kitchen, complete with a small double bed, large desk, large chair, and spacious wardrobe.

Beyond your room, Graystacks Nottingham reviews say that you have everything you need for a comfortable student lifestyle. Your rent at this student accommodation in Nottingham includes gas, electricity, water, high-speed internet & Wi-Fi, helping you save an estimated £11 per week on utility bills. Residents have access to a welcoming communal lounge, cycle storage, on-site laundry facilities, and regular cleaning services. One of the highlights of Graystacks Nottingham is the huge rooftop terrace, offering a great place to relax or catch up with friends. Security is a priority too, with a 24-hour on-site team, contents insurance, 24-hour CCTV, security key fob access, and an individual door entry system, creating a safe and well-managed environment throughout your stay at Graystacks accommodation Nottingham.

Location and What's Hot?

Graystacks student accommodation in Nottingham enjoys an unbeatable location on Castle Boulevard, placing you within easy reach of both Nottingham's universities and the city's most popular student neighbourhoods. The University of Law is just a 4-minute drive away, while the Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies is just 9 minutes away by car from this student house. You'll also be close to Lenton, Lace Market, and Hockley, three of Nottingham's favourite student areas, known for their cafés, independent shops, restaurants, and vibrant nightlife.

Feel like a break from studying? Get yourself a cup of coffee in the student area at 200 Degrees Coffee or Fox Cafe. Have your lunch at Tipoo Turkish Restaurant, Bosphorus Turkish Restaurant, or Iberico World Tapas. Sainsbury's Local, Tesco Express, and ALDI are places where you can get all the basics. For shopping and entertainment, Victoria Centre and The Cornerhouse are just a short journey away from Graystacks Nottingham, while Nottingham Castle, Old Market Square, and Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall offer plenty to explore on weekends. If you need a quiet place to study, Nottingham Central Library is nearby, and The Arboretum provides a peaceful green escape. Healthcare is well covered with Queen's Medical Centre, Cripps Health Centre, Boots Pharmacy, and Castle Pharmacy all within easy reach. In the evenings, popular student pubs and bars such as The Sir John Borlase Warren, The Organ Grinder, and The Angel Microbrewery are great places to meet friends. With universities, supermarkets, restaurants, healthcare, green spaces, and Nottingham city guides’ cultural hotspots all close by, Graystacks offers an ideal base for student life.

Commute

Graystacks has excellent transport links thanks to Nottingham City Transport (NCT), Trentbarton, and Nottingham Express Transit (NET). Travelling around Nottingham couldn’t be easier, whether you are heading to university, going downtown or even going on a holiday. All the best connections for public transport can be found just a short walk from Graystacks.

Mode of Transport	Nearest Stop/Station	Distance from Graystacks Luna Students	Approx. Walking Time
Bus Stop	Nottingham North Entrance	0.2 miles (350 m)	4 minutes
Tram Stop (NET)	Gregory Street Tram Stop	0.4 miles (650 m)	8 minutes
Coach Station	Broadmarsh Bus Station	1.2 miles (1.9 km)	24 minutes
Train Station	Nottingham Railway Station	1.1 miles (1.8 km)	22 minutes
Nearest Airport	East Midlands Airport	13 miles (21 km)	Approx. 30 minutes by car

Amenities

Shared Community And Utilities

Cycle Storage

Internet and Wi-Fi

Lounge

Security

24-hour On-Site Team

Contents Insurance

Security key fob have access

Own door entry system

24-hour CCTV

Property Services

Cleaning Services

On-Site Laundry

Outdoor Features

Huge Roof Top Terrace

Bills Included

Electricity

Gas

Water

Room Types (4)

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Non Ensuite (2)

Ensuite (2)

Non Ensuite

A private room with a shared bathroom — Provides privacy at a more affordable price

Castle Boulevard Non - Ensuite

Available from: 12 Sep, 2026·From: £115/week

Non Ensuite

Private Room

Shared Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

Canal View

Bright, modern and full of character, each of these rooms at Graystacks is designed to make student life easy and relaxed. You’ll have your own comfortable compact double bed, a spacious desk and chair, plenty of storage and shelves, plus a notice board to keep everything organised, and a lovely view over the canal. You’ll share a bathroom with one other person, offering a great value option without compromising on comfort – it’s a spacious, modern bathroom with a shower, toilet, sink and plenty of room to keep your toiletries.

Each townhouse has a large, fully fitted kitchen and lounge shared with 11 flatmates. The kitchen has 3 fridge-freezers, 2 ovens, 2 hobs, 2 microwaves and a dishwasher, making cooking together and cleaning up easy as! Cook, chill or catch up with friends at the dining table or on the sofas, and enjoy your favourite shows on the TV. Step outside onto the decking area for canal and marina views, or head up to the roof terrace for a stunning spot to relax with flatmates.

Graystacks makes student life simple: every townhouse includes a washing machine and dryer, so you can do laundry anytime – no extra costs, no queues. With great transport links right outside, you can be at the University of Nottingham in 10 minutes or less and Nottingham city centre in 20 (only 7 minutes if you cycle!). Modern, social and connected, Graystacks gives you everything you need to focus, relax and make the most of student life in Nottingham.

Available from: 12 Sep, 2026·From: £120/week

Non Ensuite

Private Room

Shared Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

Ensuite

A private room with its own bathroom — Offers maximum privacy and comfort

Canal View - En-Suite

Bright, modern and full of character, each ensuite room at Graystacks with canal views is designed to make student life easy and relaxed. You’ll have your own comfortable compact double bed, a spacious desk and chair, plenty of storage and shelves, plus a notice board to keep everything organised. Your private ensuite bathroom includes a toilet, shower, sink, towel rail and hooks – that mean no morning queues.

outside onto the decking area for canal and marina views, or head up to the roof terrace for a stunning spot to relax with flatmates.

Available from: 12 Sep, 2026·From: £155/week

Ensuite

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

Castle Boulevard En-suite

Available from: 12 Sep, 2026·From: £155/week

Ensuite

Private Room

Private Bathroom

Private Kitchen

House Rules

Cancellation Policies

Cooling Off Period

A 14-day Cooling Off Period applies from the date of the Booking Confirmation email if: The tenancy has not started. The Tenancy Start Date is after the date the tenancy agreement is signed. Keys have not been collected. If the booking is made on or after 1 August for a tenancy starting in September, the Cooling Off Period is reduced to 3 days from signing the Tenancy Agreement. If the booking is made on or after 12 August, the Cooling Off Period is reduced

No Visa No Pay

Students whose visa application is refused may cancel their booking free of charge. The student must email the relevant Residence Team within 5 calendar days of the visa refusal. Official proof of visa refusal must be provided. The deposit will be refunded in full.

No Place No Pay

Applies to students who do not achieve the required grades and therefore will not attend a university in the city where the accommodation was booked. The student must email the relevant Residence Team within 5 calendar days of confirmation of the university change. Official proof of the change in university place must be provided. The deposit will be refunded in full.

University Course Cancellation/Modification

Students may request cancellation if their university course is cancelled. The student must submit official supporting evidence from the university, UCAS, or other relevant authority within 7 days. Cancellation is subject to approval.

Early termination by students

After the Cooling Off Period, students remain liable for the full tenancy unless an approved cancellation applies. If an approved cancellation request is made after the tenancy has started, the student remains responsible for rent until the later of: The date they fully vacate the room. The date the keys are returned. The date all required supporting evidence is provided. Requests due to illness or other extenuating circumstances are reviewed individually.

Replacement Tenant Accepted

A replacement tenant is required if the student wishes to cancel for reasons that are not covered by an approved cancellation policy. It is the student's responsibility to find a replacement tenant. The property may assist by contacting students on waiting lists. The replacement tenant must: Be a full-time student. Have the legal right to live in the UK. Match the accommodation or flat preferences. Sign a tenancy agreement for the remaining tenancy period an

Deferring Studies

Students may request cancellation if they defer their university entry. Official supporting evidence must be submitted within 7 days. Cancellation is subject to approval.

Payment and Fees

Pay In Instalment

The property offers the following instalment plan. 1 instalment 4 instalment 10 instalment Note: The instalment plan may vary depending on the tenancy and room selection.

Additional Fees

Dual Occupancy: £25 per week, dual occupancy is available on a selection of studio rooms over 23sqm. Note: Both tenants must be full-time students.

Booking Deposit

A £250 holding deposit is required. The booking is confirmed once the deposit payment has been completed. The deposit is protected through the MyDeposits tenancy deposit scheme. The deposit is not applied to the first rent instalment. The deposit is refundable at the end of the tenancy, subject to the property's deposit return conditions.

Mode Of Payment

Bank transfer and online payment

Guarantor Requirement

A UK-based guarantor is required where applicable. The guarantor must: Be at least 18 years old. Be financially stable. Agree to take responsibility for rent payments if the student is unable to pay. Provide proof of identity and income. Students without a UK-based guarantor may use Leap Guarantor. Students may also use Housing Hand as a guarantor service. Housing Hand is available to both UK and international students. Housing Hand charges additional fees.

Meet the Residents

Multicultural Student Community

University of Nottingham (Jubilee Campus)37%

Nottingham Trent University (Clifton Campus)34%

University Park Campus11%

Others17%

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I book my student accommodation?

It’s best to book as early as you can to secure your preferred room and the lowest possible price. Rooms are allocated on a first come, first served basis and there may also be limited time offers for early bookers.

Can I pay in installments?

Yes. LUNA offers flexible payment options, typically linked to student loan dates. In most cases you can pay in several installments and, at some residences, there may also be a monthly payment plan. The payment options available for your chosen room will be shown during the booking journey. Please note that installment and monthly plans may require a guarantor.

Who can act as my guarantor?

Your guarantor must be a UK based adult over 18 who is financially stable and agrees to take responsibility for your rent if you are unable to pay. They will need to provide proof of ID and income. If you don’t have a UK based guarantor, you can use an approved guarantor service instead.

How do I pay my rent?

The quickest way to pay your rent is online, by logging into your LUNA Students account and paying through the portal. You can also pay by bank transfer – contact your property team directly if you need their bank details.

What if I don’t get my university place?

LUNA operates a ‘No Place, No Stay’ approach. If your university place is not confirmed, contact the team within 5 days of receiving confirmation from the university and they will assess your eligibility for a cancellation and refund. You’ll need to provide evidence from the university.

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What if I don’t get my visa?

LUNA also offers a ‘No Visa, No Stay’ policy. If your visa application is refused, let the property team know within 5 days of receiving the decision and provide evidence of the refusal. They will review your case for cancellation and refund in line with the terms and conditions.

Can I book if I’m under 18?

No. You must be 18 or over on your move in day to live at a LUNA Students property. Bookings from students who will still be under 18 at move in are not accepted.

Can I make a group booking?

Yes. If you and your friends want to live together, you can contact the residence team and they will do their best to allocate you rooms in the same flat or close together, subject to availability.

Can I choose where my room is in the building?

Yes, you can usually request a specific room, floor or part of the building when you book. The team will try to meet your preferences where availability allows.

How long does a viewing take?

A typical viewing lasts around 20–30 minutes. You’ll have time to see example rooms and communal spaces and ask the team any questions you have about living at the property.

Do you offer short-term stays?

Short term lets are currently available at Trapezium, and may be available at other buildings depending on the time of year and occupancy. Contact the relevant property team to check current short stay options.

Are there any discounts for early bookings?

Prices generally increase as the year goes on, so booking early is usually the best way to secure a lower rate. From time to time there may also be special promotional offers for early bookers – keep an eye on LUNA channels for these.

Are there any hidden fees?

No. Aside from your rent and the £250 deposit, there are no hidden fees. You will only pay for any optional extras you choose to add or any charges linked to damage or contract changes, as outlined in your tenancy agreement.

Can I extend my stay?

In many cases you can stay on beyond the end of your current tenancy, depending on availability. If you’d like to extend, speak to your property team during your tenancy so they can advise on options and pricing.

Can I book a dual occupancy room?

Yes, dual occupancy is available in selected studio rooms over 23m². Both people must be full time students and there is an additional weekly rent charge for dual occupancy. To check availability or book, contact the enquiries team.

I have a disability, medical condition, or special request. How do I book a room suitable to my needs?

If you have a disability, medical condition or other specific needs that affect your accommodation, contact the property team before you book. They can discuss different room options, adjustments and support, and guide you through the allocation and booking process to meet your needs as far as is reasonably possible.

How can I choose the best room for me?

If you have preferences about room location, layout or other features, speak to the property team. They know the building and can talk you through available room types and floorplans to help you pick the best option. You can also review online floorplans to see where rooms sit within the building.

I’m a care leaver — can you offer any additional support?

Yes. LUNA aims to support care leavers and other students who may need extra help. This could include more flexible payment options, additional pastoral support or links to external organisations. Speak to your residence team so they can understand what you need and discuss the support available.

I’m on the waiting list—what are my chances?

Being on the waiting list means the team will contact you if a suitable room becomes available. Your chances depend on the number of cancellations and current occupancy. Staying in touch with the local team and responding quickly if a room is offered will help.

Why do you ask for certain information when I apply?

During the application process LUNA collects information to confirm your identity, check eligibility and comply with UK financial regulations, including routine sanctions screening. These checks help keep residents safe and ensure that payments and guarantor arrangements are handled securely. The information is only used for these legitimate compliance purposes.

Is there a move-in checklist?

Yes. LUNA provides a packing and move in guide so you know exactly what to bring and what’s already included. A detailed welcome guide is also sent before you arrive with key information about check in, documents and practicalities.

What are the opening times for check-in?

A few weeks before your tenancy start date, the property team will contact you to book a specific check in slot. It’s important to book a slot so staff know when to expect you and can prepare your keys and welcome pack. Exact times will be confirmed by your residence team.

Can I arrive earlier than my tenancy start date?

Early arrivals may be possible depending on room availability and time of year. If you want to move in before your contract start date, contact the property team and they will let you know what’s possible and whether any additional charges apply.

What should I bring with me?

You’ll need to bring personal items such as bedding, towels, kitchenware, clothes, study materials and any decorative bits you want for your room. LUNA provides the main furniture and appliances. For a detailed checklist, refer to the LUNA packing guide or welcome information.

What is the WiFi like at LUNA?

WiFi is provided by ASK4 with speeds of up to 250 Mbps. You connect by selecting ASK4 Wireless, registering in your browser and following the instructions. You can usually connect multiple devices and choose optional upgrades if you want even faster speeds or extra equipment. WiFi calling is supported if your mobile signal is weak, and ASK4’s support team can help with any technical issues.

Is there air conditioning in the rooms?

No, rooms do not have air conditioning. However, UK summers are generally mild and the buildings are designed to stay comfortable throughout the year using heating and ventilation systems.

Can I control the heating in my room?

Yes. Each room has its own heater or heating controls so you can adjust the temperature to suit your preferences.

What about ventilation?

All LUNA buildings are fitted with a mechanical fresh air system designed to keep your room well ventilated with a consistent flow of fresh air.

What furniture is included in an en-suite room?

En suite rooms typically come fully furnished with a small double bed and underbed storage, mattress and protector, desk and study chair, wardrobe, shelving and storage, noticeboard, coat hooks, full length mirror, heating unit, curtains or blinds and a private en suite bathroom with shower, toilet, sink and mirror.

How do I get my post / mail?

Standard mail is delivered to resident mailboxes at reception. Larger parcels are signed for by the team during office hours. At Bridgeside, deliveries outside these hours will need to be coordinated directly with the courier, and you’ll meet them at the entrance. Always use your full name and room number on deliveries.

Can I smoke in my room?

No. All LUNA Students buildings are smoke free inside and across shared and outdoor areas. Smoking and vaping are not permitted anywhere on the property.

Do I need to buy contents insurance?

Standard contents insurance is included in your rent, covering your belongings while they’re in your room under the policy terms. You will need to register with the provider to access your cover and can choose to purchase upgrades for additional items or wider cover if you wish.

How do I report a maintenance issue?

You can log maintenance requests through the LUNA app. The welcome information explains how to download and use the app, and the team at reception can help if you’re unsure. For urgent issues, contact reception or the out of hours service directly.

How can I meet other residents?

LUNA runs regular social events and activities at each residence, especially in the first few weeks of term. You’ll be invited to welcome events soon after you move in, and there are ongoing opportunities to meet the rest of the LUNA community throughout the year.

Can I move in at any time of day?

Check in usually takes place during agreed slots arranged with the property team before your tenancy begins. Standard check in starts from 10am on your contract start date, unless you’ve agreed a different time. If you will arrive outside reception hours, you must let the team know in advance so they can support you with access.

When can I move in?

For the 2025–26 academic year, standard tenancies start on 13 September 2025. If you hope to arrive earlier, check with the property team to see if early arrival is possible.

Can I have visitors?

Yes, visitors are welcome as long as they are respectful of other residents and the building. Overnight guests are allowed for a limited number of nights – check with reception for the exact policy at your residence.

What if I forget to pay on time?

If you miss a rent payment, late fees may be applied and it could affect your tenancy if the issue continues. LUNA will send reminders, but the easiest way to stay on top of payments is to set up a direct debit or schedule payments in advance. If you’re struggling to pay, talk to the team as early as possible.

Is cleaning included?

Communal areas such as corridors, reception and shared social spaces are cleaned by LUNA’s housekeeping team. Your bedroom and any private or shared kitchen areas are your responsibility, although some properties, such as Bridgeside, include periodic cleans of shared kitchens. You must still keep the space tidy and hygienic between cleans.

Can I move out early?

You are responsible for the rent for the full length of your contract, even if you decide to leave early. In most cases the only way to end your tenancy early is to find a suitable replacement tenant to take over your contract, subject to approval by the property team.

Can I swap my room?

Room moves may be possible, depending on availability and your circumstances. You must speak to the reception team before moving and wait for written confirmation of any approved room swap. Unauthorised room swaps are not allowed as they can affect contracts, safety records and compliance.

Can I personalise my room?

Yes, you’re encouraged to make your room feel like home with decorations, photos and soft furnishings, as long as you don’t damage the walls, furniture or fixtures. If you’re unsure what is allowed, ask at reception before making changes.

Do you provide kitchenware?

LUNA supplies the main kitchen appliances (hob, oven or combi microwave, fridge freezer and sink). You’ll need to bring your own pots and pans, plates, cutlery, utensils and any other cooking equipment you want to use.

Do you provide bedding?

Bedding is not provided as standard, so you should bring your own duvet, pillows and bed linen or plan to buy these when you arrive. The team can point you towards local shops or online options if needed.

Can I bring my bike?

Yes. Most LUNA properties have a secure bike store that residents can use free of charge. Bicycles are not usually covered under the standard contents insurance, so it’s a good idea to arrange your own cover and use a strong D lock for extra security.

Can I store my luggage if I arrive early?

LUNA does not generally offer advance luggage storage before your tenancy starts. There may be local luggage storage services or options via your travel provider if you need somewhere to leave your bags temporarily.

Are meals included?

No. LUNA accommodation is self catered, so meals are not included in your rent. Every room type has access to a kitchen so you can cook for yourself. The team can recommend nearby supermarkets, cafes and restaurants if you’d like suggestions.

Are pets allowed?

No pets are allowed in LUNA Students properties, except for registered assistance dogs, in line with accessibility legislation and individual agreements with the residence team.

Do I need to bring documents at check-in?

Yes. You should bring a valid photo ID, such as a passport or driving licence, and proof of your student status. Your welcome information will list any other documents required at check in.

What happens if something in my apartment breaks?

If anything in your room or flat is damaged or stops working, report it through the LUNA app or to reception. The maintenance team will assess and fix the problem as soon as possible, prioritising urgent issues such as leaks or power problems.

Can I stay during the holidays?

Yes. Your room is yours for the full tenancy period, so you don’t need to move out during holiday breaks and can leave your belongings in place.

Do I need to move my stuff out during holidays?

No. You can leave your belongings in your room during holiday periods, but you should always lock your door and secure your valuables when you’re away.

Is there car parking?

On site car parking is limited and only available at certain LUNA properties, often for an additional fee and subject to a permit. Many residents rely on nearby public or private car parks or on street parking where allowed. Availability and arrangements differ by building, so always check with your property team before bringing a car.

Is there a curfew?

No, there is no curfew. Residents are free to come and go at any time. However, you are expected to be considerate of others, particularly late at night, and to keep noise to a reasonable level so everyone can rest and study.

Will I be able to get help at any time?

Yes. Staff are available on site during office hours, and there is usually an out-of-hours phone line or support process for urgent issues when reception is closed.

Can I live at a LUNA Students property?

To live at a LUNA Students residence you must be a full time student. You can usually book with either a conditional or unconditional university offer, but you should read the cancellation policy carefully if your place is not yet confirmed.

Do I need a TV licence?

Yes, you need a TV licence if you watch or record live TV broadcasts on any channel, or if you use BBC iPlayer, regardless of the device you watch on. This is a legal requirement in the UK and is not included in your rent.

Do I need to pay council tax?

Full time students are normally exempt from paying council tax. You will usually need to provide your local council or the accommodation provider with a council tax exemption certificate from your university to confirm your status.

Does my rent include insurance?

Yes. Standard contents insurance is included in your rent via the appointed provider, but you’ll need to register to view your cover details, check what’s included and decide whether you want to buy any optional upgrades.

Can I request a room move during my tenancy?

You can request a room move by speaking to your accommodation team. Moves are subject to availability and approval, and if agreed, you’ll receive updated paperwork confirming your new room and any changes to your contract or payments.

Do I have to move out during holidays?

No, you don’t need to move out during holiday periods. Your room is yours for the full contract term, and you can leave your belongings in place when you go away.

Can I have guests?

Yes, you can have up to a small number of visitors in your accommodation at any one time, and overnight guests are generally allowed for a limited number of nights per week. Exact limits are set out in your residence rules, so check with your property team if you’re unsure.

Can I bring an E-Scooter?

No. E-scooters are not permitted anywhere inside LUNA properties or within their grounds for safety reasons.

What makes LUNA Students different?

LUNA focuses on more than just providing a room. The brand emphasises well designed spaces, inclusive events, strong support from on site teams and all inclusive bills, all designed to help you settle in quickly and feel part of a community.

My child needs extra support—what should I do?

If your child has additional needs relating to accessibility, wellbeing or other circumstances, contact the property team as early as possible. LUNA aims to create a safe, inclusive and supportive environment and can work with you and your child to put appropriate support and adjustments in place, as well as signpost to external services where helpful.

I’ve been asked to be a guarantor. What does that involve?

Being a guarantor means you agree to cover the student’s rent and any damage charges if they are unable to pay. You must usually be based in the UK, over 18 and able to provide proof of ID and income. The guarantor agreement is legally binding, so you should read it carefully before signing.

Can I be a guarantor?

A resident's guarantor must be a UK-based adult over the age of 18, who is financially stable and agrees to take responsibility for the rent if the resident is unable to pay. They’ll need to provide proof of ID and income. If you do not meet these criteria, don’t worry—there are now two great options available to help: Leap: We’re fully integrated with Leap Guarantor, making it easier than ever to get a UK guarantor. Students can apply directly through our booking platform with 24/7 availability, instant decisions, and a fast, digital process. It’s a smooth and seamless option that removes a common hurdle when booking your accommodation. Housing Hand: We also continue to work closely with Housing Hand, a trusted partner who acts as a guarantor for both UK and international students in exchange for a fee. Additional costs apply—please visit the Housing Hand website for full details. Both options are now available through our systems, giving you more flexibility and making it even easier to secure a place with us.

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Graystacks, Nottingham

9 students enquired about this property in last 15 days

Shortlisted by 650+ students

9 students enquired about this property in last 15 days

Shortlisted by 650+ students