Studio residence

Hawley Crescent

13 Hawley Cres, London, NW1 8NP

From

£319 / week

5 room types available

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Studio

Bills charged separately

Furnished

In the residence’s words

About Hawley Crescent.

Hawley Crescent is a student residence situated in the NW1 area of Camden, London. The property is positioned within reach of several academic institutions, including University College London, the Royal College of Art, the University of the Arts, SO...

Rooms

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Each tier has its own rate. Every room has the run of the building’s shared spaces.

In the rate

What the weekly price covers at Hawley Crescent.

Laundry Room

Onsite Maintenance

Security Doors

The building

Shared spaces at Hawley Crescent.

Open to every resident.

Wi-Fi

Water

Heating

Electricity

Contents Insurance

Communal Lounge

Communal TV

Ultra-fast WiFi

Bike Storage

TV Room

Meeting Room

Games Area

Services

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Concierge & events

Location

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University

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Near this residence

Universities within reach.

Royal College of Art

University of the Arts

University College London

SOAS University of London

University of Westminster

Neighbourhood

King's Cross

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If you are at UAL this is the obvious place to look, and the walk to the Granary Building is short enough that you will do it in the rain without thinking about it. King’s Cross St Pancras carries six Underground lines plus the Thameslink, which makes it the easiest address here to get anywhere from. Coal Drops Yard and the canal are the reason people stay on after they graduate.

In the residence’s words

Hawley Crescent answers.

Is dual occupancy available?

Yes, dual occupancy is available in most rooms over 23 sqm. Both occupants must apply and indicate that they are applying for dual occupancy. The total rent will include an additional £50 per week, divided equally between both occupants unless otherwise stated.

Can I make a special request when applying for a room?

Yes, during the application process applicants are asked questions to help determine the type of room or flat required, including any special requests. The property team aims to accommodate preferences when possible, though they cannot be guaranteed—except in cases relating to a disability covered under the Equality Act 2010, in which case allocation needs will be prioritized where feasible.

Can I book a room if I’m under 18?

Yes, if the applicant turns 18 during the first semester, a booking can be made at properties with 24/7 security. An adult over 18 must co-sign the tenancy agreement and accept its terms. Students under 18 may be accepted in some properties, subject to the property’s policy for students under the age of 18.

Can I have a package delivered before I arrive?

Yes, it is possible to arrange for a package to arrive before move-in so that it is waiting at check-in.

Is parking available at the property?

Some properties offer car parking facilities for a small charge. Interested residents should contact the property team directly to reserve a parking space.

What do I need to bring when picking up my keys?

Photographic ID, such as a passport or driver’s license, is required when collecting keys.

When will I get my deposit back?

Deposits are returned after the tenancy ends and the room is inspected. The amount returned will depend on any outstanding charges or damages.

Is my deposit protected?

Yes, deposits are held securely in a government-authorized deposit protection scheme and are returned at the end of the tenancy, subject to the terms of the lease.

Are virtual viewings available?

Yes, virtual viewings are available for applicants who cannot visit in person.

What can I expect during a viewing?

The property team provides a tour of the building, including communal spaces, outdoor amenities, and any available rooms. Some rooms may still be occupied by current residents during the visit.

How long does a viewing take?

A viewing typically lasts 15 to 20 minutes, though applicants may spend more time exploring if needed.

Do I need to pay Council Tax?

No, full-time students are exempt from Council Tax. A valid exemption certificate from the university must be provided to avoid charges.