Full-time Student Accommodation

Our rooms have been split into Price Bands dependent on their size, brightness and access to facilities. Typically, a Band A room will be one of our largest rooms in a property with good additional facilities such as a large kitchen diner or shared bathrooms which shared amongst a small number of other residents. Band E or F rooms will be our smaller rooms typically on the lower ground or upper most floors. They are located in properties which may have a higher ratio of students using the shared bathroom or kitchen facilities.  

Rental amounts include charges for the use of all utilities including heating, lighting, water, internet access through the University’s network and basic cleaning of bedrooms and communal areas in College accommodation, communal areas only in University.

Allocation  

Accommodation is allocated through a random ballot and includes mixed-gender housing. There is no single-sex provision. 

For the 2024-25 academic year we are also able to offer further rooms via the College at Walton Street and Castle Mill in University-owned accommodation. Please visit the Graduate Accommodation Office website for more information.

Please note that the Graduate Accommodation Office is able to offer accommodation in other locations and properties throughout Oxford to graduate students directly via a separate application process. You may wish to visit their webpage for more details.

All rooms are for single occupancy and include the following: 

• Kitchen: All accommodation is self-catered with access to shared kitchens. Shared kitchen spaces equipped with an oven, hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, and fridge freezer. 

• Bathrooms: Most houses have shared bathrooms, but a limited number of en suite rooms (Bands A, B, C) are available, allocated at random. 

• Laundry: Communal laundry facilities are provided at all sites. 

We also offer a limited number of accommodations for couples. To apply, don’t hesitate to get in touch with the Accommodation Team at accommodation@kellogg.ox.ac.uk to request an application form. Please note, the College does not provide family accommodation.  

• Catering: The College Dining Hall provides weekday lunches and dinners, while the Hub Café offers snacks and weekend brunch. 

• Cleaning: Communal areas (e.g., kitchens and hallways) are cleaned weekly. Bedrooms in College-owned accommodation receive fortnightly cleaning, but students are responsible for maintaining tidiness. 

• Internet: High-speed Wi-Fi is available across all sites, connected to the University network. 

• Parking: Parking is not permitted, but bike racks are available at all locations. 

The College provides rooms suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility needs, including en suite options. Reasonable adjustments can be made for students with specific health or learning requirements. Your requirements must be discussed with the Academic Registrar as early as possible and in advance of the ballot deadlines.  

Sample Licence to occupy 

Domestic Arrangements: Student Accommodation Handbook 

College Accommodation: Frequently Asked questions

The Ballot Process 

The college provides a number of room spaces for full-time new students. To apply, please prefer to the link in your College offer letter.  

To qualify for accommodation, applicants must: 

1. Be a new full-time student. 

1. Complete the accommodation application form (link provided in your offer letter). 

1. Submit and have their Financial Declaration form approved by the deadline stated in their offer letter. 

1. Fulfill all other conditions outlined in the College offer letter by the specified deadlines. 

The college does hold a small number of rooms aside for returning students. To apply, please contact the accommodation office directly on: accommodation@kellogg.ox.ac.uk who will provide you with a form to fill it to enter the ballot of these rooms.  

To be eligible you must: 

1. Be up to date with your rental payments.  

1. Be a full-time Kellogg College student.  

1. Remain a full-time student for the entire next academic year.  

1. Have no outstanding conduct concerns in your current accommodation. 

A ballot for these rooms will be held in May. Should you apply after this date, you will be placed on the central waitlist.