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Coventry

If you’re looking for the best student accommodation in Coventry,
there’s no competition. Discover the two brand-new buildings
that everyone in the city is talking about.

Student accommodation
in Coventry

Coventry is the epitome of a student city. One of the UK’s most
multicultural places to live, it has a welcoming feel and friendly community.

With two brand new Vita Student buildings, student life in Coventry is being taken to new levels. Be a part of it.

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Our buildings in Coventry

Our student accommodation in Coventry offers two brand new buildings ready for you to choose between – Cannon Park and Copper Towers.

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Warwick Cannon Park

Vita Student Cannon Park DeMontfort Way, Coventry, CV4 7FA.
05 Floors
04 min walk to university
764 Rooms
65 min walk to the city centre

Ideal for University of Warwick students who want to experience a new level of student living close to the popular Cannon Park Shopping Centre.

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Copper Towers

Vita Student Copper Towers, 25 Warwick Rd, Coventry, CV1 2EZ
13 Floors
14 min walk to university
496 Rooms
13 min walk to the city centre

Copper Towers stands tall in the heart of Coventry City Centre, overlooking the bustle of the city. Only a five-minute walk to the train station, bus station and university, residents at Vita Student Coventry get the very best of city centre student living.

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Living at Vita Student Coventry

Both Vita Student buildings in Coventry are ideally located for university and have the bustling city and serene countryside on your doorstep.

If you’re studying at the University of Warwick, Cannon Park is less than a two-minute walk from campus. However, our new building, Copper Towers, sits in the centre of Coventry and is a short walk from the bus and train stations.

What we’re about

Vita Student is for students that want it all. For students that want to live without limits.

With an all-inclusive service, living at Vita Student lifts some of the pressures from university life, allowing you to focus on your studies and your experience.

Our buildings are full of friendly faces from many different places. All here to make the most of their time at university. Whether you are creative or academic, Vita Student is the place to learn, thrive and make connections.

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Our
neighbourhood

Welcome to
Coventry.

“diverse, accessible and culturally rich.”

Coventry was voted the UK’s City of Culture for 2021 and a host city for the Commonwealth Games 2022. Coventry is a diverse, accessible and culturally rich destination home to 50,000 students.

With a thriving nightlife, award-winning restaurants and a lively social scene, it’s easy to see why Coventry is one of the top 5 student cities in the UK.

“an ideal day out with your new-found uni friends.”

Just one hour from London by train, and 20 minutes from Birmingham, it’s a fantastic central location to be interlinked with the rest of the UK and beyond. Coventry is a popular shopping destination with students of Coventry University.

FarGo Village is the home of independent businesses in the area and where you can discover over 40 boutique shops and restaurants. Not only that, the venue holds a market or event every weekend, making for an ideal day out with your new-found uni friends.

“Transport back in time.”

Living at Vita Student in Coventry means the historic city of Warwick is also just on your doorstep, so why not pay a visit to the impressive Warwick Castle.

It represents so much of the UK’s history and culture – and was present even in the eras of William Shakespeare and Phillip Larkin. Transport back in time to Olde England as you walk through Warwick’s cobbled streets filled with wonky wooden houses.

“an unmissable event.”

Every year, Warwick Castle hosts the traditional folk festival – an unmissable event if you’re new to the city. Tap your toes to the strong beats of Folk music and get lost in the voices of local poets inside the castle walls.

This isn’t the only festival worth attending in Warwick, though. There are events to look forward to year-round, including the Thai festival, with amazing music and food, and appearances from dancers and Buddhist monks. In summer, grab tickets to Access The Festival at Sherbourne Park, and dance in the glorious sunshine to electronic DJs and artists.

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Universities
in Coventry

University
of Warwick

The University of Warwick is known for producing graduates that go on to future success through excellent teaching and research.

With inspiring spaces, state of the art sports facilities and one of the largest multi-art form arts centres outside of London with over 2000 events each year, this is a great place to spread your wings without feeling lost in the crowds.

Coventry
University

A modern university with international connections that see over 16,000 students studying at 47 locations in 18 countries around the world. Coventry University is the right place to study if employability is a key focus for you at university.

The quality of teaching and research is designed to give students the skills they need to find work across the world. And all campus buildings are located close together so it makes for a really vibrant dedicated study environment.

Our students

The residents in our buildings say it best. Hear what they have to say.
All inclusive living.

“My three favourite things about living at Vita: the weekly events, the gym and the independence I get from living on my own”

Eloise

“The reception was really welcoming and helpful”
Muhammad

“A place where I can learn new things and feel comfortable”

Prem

“I wanted to move into a place where I can feel really secure”

Lourdes

FAQs

  1. What is there to do in Coventry?
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    You won’t be stuck for things to do in Coventry. If you’re a lover of the arts, head to the Belgrade Theatre to see touring productions, or the Herbert Art Gallery to take in world class art. Coventry is a city with prominent history. Head to the Cathedral where you can visit the Ruined Cathedral, destroyed in the Coventry Blitz in World War 2, which stands proudly next to the iconic ‘new’ Cathedral. Coventry Transport Museum has the largest publicly owned collection of British vehicles on the planet, not to be missed by car fanatics. The city has played a bigger part in the British music industry than some might think – if you’re into your music, Coventry Music Museum is definitely worth a visit. There are many green spaces to explore in the city, including Coombe Abbey, once home to monks and now one of Coventry’s most popular parks; and War Memorial Park which opened in 1921 and is now home to Coventry’s biggest event of the year – Godiva Festival.

  2. How long does it take to get from Coventry to London on the train?
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    Jump on a train at Coventry train station and you’ll find yourself at London Euston station in just under an hour on Avanti West Coast trains. You can also travel for around 40 minutes longer with London Northwestern trains for as little as £4.95 with a railcard.

  3. Where do students live in Coventry?
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    Named one of the top 10 student cities in the UK, Coventry has a lot to offer when it comes to student accommodation. Students in Coventry live in different places depending on their university. Students at Coventry University tend to live either in the city centre, or in the Earlsdon or Stoke area. Students at the University of Warwick often prefer to live closer to campus, either in the Cannon Park area or on the university’s main campus in student halls.
    If shared housing isn’t for you, a studio with everything covered might be. Vita Student offers two buildings in Coventry – Copper Towers and Cannon Park, each within a short walking distance of Coventry University and Warwick University respectively. Think first-class facilities and service. Big apartments and communal spaces. A welcoming student community. All-in student living.

  4. Where’s the best place for food and drink in Coventry?
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    As one of the UK’s most diverse cities, Coventry has lots to offer when it comes to restaurants. Noodle Bar has been a favourite in the city for years and is a great spot for the likes of dim sum, noodle soup, fried rice, and chow meins. The Botanist is a newer addition to the city, taking pride of place in Cathedral Lanes. It’s the perfect spot for mains with a modern twist, and great for drinks in the evening. If you like Korean BBQ, head to Jinseon – just a five minute walk from the Cathedral, Jinseon brings a totally new dining experience to the city centre. My Dhabba is another restaurant popular with locals. Serving traditional Indian and Pakistani dishes at very reasonable prices, it’s the place to be.

  5. Is there any interesting history behind Coventry?
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    Coventry is the birthplace of the Lady Godiva legend, who in the 1040s with her husband is said to have paid for a church in Coventry, built on the site of an earlier building destroyed by the Danes. It is also the birthplace of Britain’s first motor car, built by Daimler in 1987. In 1940, the World War 2 Blitz destroyed much of the city centre. The city is now considered a centre of international peace and reconciliation, was recently named the UK’s City of Culture 2021, and was also a host city for the Commonwealth Games 2022.

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