Accommodation

Our graduate accommodation is situated in Norham Manor, a highly desirable area of North Oxford, just a short walk across the University parks from College and the heart of the University. You can opt for self-catering, or take all your meals in the main College Dining Hall where our award-winning chef prepares top quality food that's excellent value for money.

If you're a first-year graduate student who's new to St Edmund Hall, we'll do our utmost to guarantee your accommodation. Once you've met all your conditions of your offer of admission, you'll be eligible for room allocation on a first-come, first-served basis.

17, 19 and 26 Norham Gardens and 1 & 2 Crick Road

Four attractive Victorian properties housing about 70 single study-bedrooms. All the rooms have washbasins and there is one bathroom for every three to four rooms. The houses have large, well-fitted kitchens, laundry facilities and a common room with a television and newspapers. (Photo of Norham Gardens: Stephen Lloyd)

Brockhues Lodge 

Also in leafy North Oxford, Brockhues Lodge has nine en-suite study bedrooms which are allocated on a discretionary basis to the holders of some of our more prestigious scholarships. (Left: Kitchen in Brockhues Lodge)

Married and family accommodation

We have ten small flats for married graduates. Situated in the graduate complex in Norham Manor, they are regrettably unsuitable for children. Each flat has an open-plan living room and kitchen, with a bedroom and bathroom upstairs.

If you have children, we have a further two flats and a house. Please note this accommodation will not necessarily be available every year.