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The Cube (Manchester) review 2026: prices, room types & what residents say

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The Cube: Student Accommodation in Manchester

The Cube is a student residence located at 85-93 Bradshawgate, Manchester. It offers studio-style units at a weekly price range of £139.41 – £159.41 (indicative — confirm with the operator). This review helps you decide whether this property matches your needs, based on available data and general market context.

Who The Cube Suits

Students who value privacy and modern living
The property’s description highlights “exceptional student living meets modern comfort and convenience.” Studio accommodation typically means you have your own kitchen, bathroom, and living/sleeping area — no sharing with flatmates. If you prefer a self-contained space and are willing to pay above the city’s entry-level price, The Cube fits.

Those prioritising location near central Manchester
The address on Bradshawgate places you within walking distance of Manchester’s main shopping, dining, and transport hubs. Both The University of Manchester and Manchester Metropolitan University are easily reachable by bus or tram (typical commute under 20 minutes). The city’s lowest weekly rent across all student properties is £132, so The Cube’s £139–£159 range sits modestly above the baseline, reflecting its central position and studio format.

Students seeking a short or medium-term lease
Although no minimum lease length is published in the available data, many studios in central Manchester offer flexible contract terms (e.g., 42–51 weeks). Contact the operator directly to confirm.

Who The Cube Might Not Suit

Budget-conscious students
At £139+ per week, The Cube is not the cheapest option in Manchester. If you are on a tight budget, you can find shared flats or houses in areas like Fallowfield or Withington starting from around £100 per week. The Cube’s price is about 5–20% above the city-wide from-price of £132.

Students who want on-site social spaces
The description does not mention communal areas such as common rooms, gyms, or study lounges. If you value a residential community with shared facilities, you may prefer a larger purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) that offers those amenities. The Cube appears to be a smaller building, possibly with limited common areas.

Those who rely on public reviews
At the time of writing, no resident reviews are available for this property. If you base decisions heavily on past tenant feedback, you may want to request a viewing or trial stay before committing.

Price Positioning vs. the City’s From-Price

Manchester’s student accommodation market has 43 properties listed on the platform, with the cheapest starting at £132 per week (indicative). The Cube’s minimum price (£139.41) is about 5.6% higher than that baseline. Its maximum (£159.41) is about 21% higher. This places it in the mid-range for studios in central Manchester.

Key points:

Room-Type Guidance

Based on the price range, The Cube likely offers at least two studio layouts (e.g., standard and premium). Higher-priced units could be larger or have a better view. Since no unit types are listed in the available data, you should:

The Cube

Booking Timing

Student accommodation in Manchester tends to fill from January onwards for the following academic year (e.g., booking for 2026/27 starts early 2026). For The Cube specifically:

General rule: book 4–6 months before move-in to secure your preferred price and room type.

What Residents Actually Say

No resident reviews were available in the dataset. Without direct feedback, consider these alternative ways to evaluate the property:

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the latest I can book a studio at The Cube?

There is no set cut-off, but availability is highest early in the year. For a September 2026 start, aim to book by July 2026 at the latest. If you are looking for a January 2027 start, studios may be available up to move-in week, but options will be limited.

Are bills included in the weekly rent?

The available data does not specify whether utilities, Wi-Fi, or contents insurance are included. You must confirm with the operator. Many student studios in Manchester offer all-inclusive bills, but not all. Always get a written breakdown of what is and is not covered.

How far is The Cube from the university campuses?

The address on Bradshawgate is roughly 1.5 miles (2.4 km) from The University of Manchester’s main campus and about 1 mile (1.6 km) from Manchester Metropolitan University’s city centre campus. Walking takes 20–30 minutes; cycling around 10 minutes; public transport (bus or tram) about 10–15 minutes.

Sources & Data Date

All pricing and property details are taken from the platform database as of July 2026. Prices are indicative — confirm with the operator. The Manchester city from-price (£132) and property count (43) are also from the same source. No resident reviews were available.

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