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Unipol Student Homes

Not-for-profit student housing charity and property manager

About Unipol Student Homes

Unipol Student Homes is a charity that provides and manages student housing in Leeds, Bradford and Nottingham. It runs its own student accommodation, publishes housing for students from approved landlords, and offers advice on renting rights and responsibilities. Unipol also operates accreditation codes that set standards for landlords and student accommodation. The Leeds office is on Woodhouse Lane, close to the universities.

Services

  • Student housing management
  • Property search for students
  • Housing advice for students
  • Landlord accreditation codes
  • Support for shared houses

unipol.org.uk at a glance

Homepage of unipol.org.uk
Homepage of unipol.org.uk
Renters' Rights Act guide for students on unipol.org.uk
Renters' Rights Act guide for students on unipol.org.uk

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Who Unipol Student Homes works with

  • Students in Leeds, Bradford and Nottingham
  • Families of students
  • Accredited landlords
  • Universities and student unions

Areas covered

Leeds, Bradford and Nottingham

Questions about Unipol Student Homes

Where is Unipol Student Homes in Leeds and how do I contact it?

The office is at 155-157 Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, LS2 3ED. You can call 0113 243 0169 or email info@unipol.org.uk.

What renting problems can Unipol Student Homes help with?

The services listed are student housing management, property search for students, housing advice for students, landlord accreditation codes, support for shared houses. Ask the office to confirm it can take on your case before you share documents.

I rent through Unipol Student Homes. How do I report a repair?

Report it to the Leeds office in writing, with photos and the date you first noticed the problem, and keep a copy. If an urgent repair is ignored, Leeds City Council can inspect the home.

What can I do if Unipol Student Homes does not resolve my complaint?

Use Unipol Student Homes's own complaints procedure first. If you are still unhappy, you can complain to its redress scheme (letting and managing agents in England must belong to one), which is free for tenants and landlords.

Is Unipol Student Homes regulated or registered?

Registration details supplied: Registered charity no. 1063492; company no. 03401440. You can check this on the Charity Commission register.

Who else can help with a renting problem in Leeds?

Leeds City Council deals with serious disrepair, licensing and illegal eviction. Citizens Advice and Shelter's helpline (0808 800 4444) give free advice.

What is Unipol Student Homes's Google rating?

Unipol Student Homes had a 4.4 out of 5 rating from 239 reviews on its Google Business Profile when we checked on 2 November 2026. Read the latest reviews on Google before you decide.

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