Nutford House, London

Nutford House is a student residence comprising three connected buildings with 181 single rooms and 21 twin rooms designed for university students. The complex features traditional red brick construction and includes shared dining facilities and common areas.

The building was constructed in 1916 and became part of the University of London's housing portfolio when acquired in 1949. This transition shaped how the space developed to serve student needs over the following decades.

The residence brings together students from around the world who share spaces like a music room, television lounge, and games area. These common areas help create connections between residents from different backgrounds.

The residence has round-the-clock reception service, laundry facilities, bicycle storage, internet access, and dining options available for residents. Its location near Marble Arch makes it easy to reach public transport and central London.

The complex spans five connected terraced houses on Brown Street plus one separate house on Seymour Place. This distributed arrangement allows residents to live and study across two different locations within the same residence.