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Green Wood Court (Southampton) review 2026: prices, room types & what residents say

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Overview and location

Green Wood Court is a student accommodation property located on Bassett Green Road in Southampton. It offers studio and non-ensuite room types, making it suitable for different budgets and privacy preferences. The property is within walking distance of the university area, though exact distances are not listed. Southampton is a student city with 24 student accommodation options listed on the platform, and the city’s starting weekly price is £94.42 (indicative — confirm with the operator). Green Wood Court’s price range sits above that entry point, reflecting a more established or better-equipped building.

The property has an overall rating of 4.5 (based on 15 reviews on the listing platform), though no review text has been published at this time. That rating alone suggests most previous residents had a positive experience. The location on Bassett Green Road places it in a residential area with access to local bus routes, shops, and parks. It is a short journey to the city centre and to the main university campus.

Who this residence suits

Green Wood Court works well for students who want a balance of convenience and space. The property offers both private studios and shared non-ensuite rooms, so it can accommodate different social preferences.

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Price positioning

The city’s lowest weekly price across all student accommodations is £94.42 (indicative — confirm with the operator). Green Wood Court’s lowest weekly price is £124.41 (indicative), which is about 32% higher than the city floor. Its highest weekly price is £259.42 (indicative), which is almost 2.7 times the city minimum. This places Green Wood Court in the mid-to-upper price segment of Southampton’s student housing market.

Room type guidance

Green Wood Court offers two main room types: studios and non-ensuites.

Studio rooms – These are self-contained units with a private kitchen, bathroom, and living/sleeping area. Ideal for someone who values solitude and does not want to share cooking or bathroom space. Studios at Green Wood Court likely start above £180 per week (indicative — confirm with the operator), based on the maximum price of £259.42. They are great for postgraduate students or anyone who needs a quiet study environment.

Non-ensuite rooms – These are individual bedrooms within a shared flat or cluster. You share the bathroom and kitchen with other students. This is the most affordable option at Green Wood Court, starting at £124.41 per week (indicative). Non-ensuite rooms suit students who prefer social living and are comfortable coordinating with flatmates. The number of shared bathrooms per number of residents is not specified, so you should ask the operator for the room-to-bathroom ratio before signing.

No other room types (e.g., ensuites, apartments) are listed. If you need an ensuite room, you will need to look at other Southampton properties.

Booking timing

Since Green Wood Court does not provide a specific available-from date, you should assume the property runs on the academic year cycle typical of the UK. Most student accommodation in Southampton opens for bookings in autumn for the following September intake. The following are general guidelines (not specific to this property):

Always confirm availability directly with the operator. No minimum lease length is published, so you should ask about 44-week, 51-week, or shorter contracts.

Frequently asked questions

Is Green Wood Court close to the university?

The property is located on Bassett Green Road, which is in the residential area near the university. Exact walking or cycling time is not provided, but the address suggests it is within a 15-minute walk or short bus ride to the main campus. You can confirm the route using a map service or by contacting the operator.

What is included in the rent?

Rent pricing is given per week, but no detailed list of inclusions is provided. Typically, student accommodation in Southampton covers water, electricity, heating, and internet. You should verify with the operator whether bills are included, if there is a separate council tax category, and whether contents insurance is offered. The property description mentions “studio and non-ensuite rooms” but not facilities like a gym, common room, or laundry – ask the operator about these.

Can I visit the property before booking?

The platform does not list viewing options. You can contact the operator directly to arrange a virtual tour or in-person viewing. Since no review text is available, viewing is strongly recommended before committing to a contract. You can also ask for photos or floor plans of the specific room type you are interested in.

Sources & data date

All price, rating, and property data used in this article is sourced from a global student-housing platform and is indicative only. Data is current as of July 2026. Always confirm pricing, availability, and terms with the property operator before making any booking decisions.

For live availability and to ask questions about specific rooms, use the on-site assistant on the property listing page — it will give you the most up-to-date information directly from the operator.

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