4 bed house
Norman Road, Southsea
- 4 beds
- 2 baths
- From 1st Aug 2027
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Southsea is a popular location among students in Portsmouth due to its lively atmosphere and close proximity to the city centre. Located to the south of the city, the area is a bustling hub that borders the coastline and has great views of the ocean – making it the ideal suburb for vibrant student living in Portsmouth.
Be warned, though: there's no doubt that Southsea is the most popular neighbourhood when it comes to student housing in Portsmouth, as evidenced by the fact that Southsea received over three times as many searches on the UniHomes website as the next most popular area, Fratton, in the 2026-27 letting season. This means that house hunting can get competitive here, so make sure you start looking for next year's Southsea student accommodation sooner rather than later.
Students living in Southsea are in the middle of the city's bustling student network, and it's perfect for those who enjoy being immersed in local culture. With its plethora of cafés, bars, and restaurants, there's always loads to see and do in this vibrant part of Portsmouth. Plus, student accommodation in Southsea is within walking distance of the University of Portsmouth, taking just 20 minutes on foot and 15 minutes by local transport links.
Southsea is also home to Southsea Common, a large and luscious green space which is only a minute's walk away. The park transforms into a venue for local events, such as the annual Southsea Show and Kite Festival, giving you plenty to explore while you're studying in the city.
Want to know more about what it's like living in Southsea? Check out this guide by Portsmouth graduate and UniHomes Content Ambassador Claire.
And if you're interested in how Southsea student accommodation compares to student housing in other parts of Portsmouth, you're in the right place. Average rent here sits at around £152 per person per week, which is actually a little lower than the Portsmouth-wide average of £157 pppw (based on UniHomes properties October 2026). Student homes in Southsea have an average of 5 bedrooms, too, making it the perfect location for anyone looking to live in a group with their mates.
Here at UniHomes, we work with local letting agents and landlords to bring you a wide variety of Southsea student accommodation options, all on one convenient website – and all with bills already included! So, whether you're after solo living in a cosy 1-bed flat or fancy a shared house with 5 or 6 (or even more!) of your mates, we can help you find student housing in Portsmouth's Southsea that's perfect for you.
Read our student guide to Portsmouth — areas, nights out and what it’s really like.