Everything — heating, hot water, electricity, water and super-fast Wi-Fi. The weekly figure on each room is what you pay; there is no separate bill and nothing to set up when you arrive.

Yes. Moss Yard is six self-contained flats of five or six en-suite double bedrooms, and each is let to a group as a whole. Pick the flat on the Moss Yard page and press Enquire on it.

About three quarters of an hour door to door. Leamington Spa station is about 500m from both houses, trains to Coventry take about 14 minutes — 11 on the fastest — and Coventry University puts the walk from Coventry station to the campus at 15 to 20 minutes.

A move-in package waiting for you when you arrive, so the first evening is not spent finding a retail park. Each one has bedding, towels, a kitchen starter kit and toiletries in it. Collect it on arrival, or pick it up within 48 hours. It suits late arrivals, international students and first years moving in with their families, and we take group bookings, so a whole flat can arrive to the same thing. Ask when you book your room, or any time before you move in, and tell us which room you have taken.

Both buildings are let on a 48-week tenancy, which is eleven months. Tell us what you need and we will tell you what we can do.

Yes. Leamington Spa to Coventry is a direct line, with around 48 trains a day on the timetable — roughly two an hour through the day. Check National Rail for the current times.

£845 a week for a flat of five bedrooms (Flats 1, 2, 4 and 6) and £1,008 for a flat of six (Flats 3 and 5), with all bills included. That is £169 a week each for five and £168 for six.

Yes. Moss Yard is arranged as self-contained apartments of five or six, so a group can take a whole flat. Moss House is let a room at a time and suits a student coming on their own.

Everything: heating, hot water, electricity, water and super-fast Wi-Fi, and a Netflix subscription on the lounge television. There is nothing to set up and nothing to split.

Usually around 10.40pm, and the first train out of Leamington runs before 5am. Late trains are the ones most likely to change, so check the timetable before relying on one.

48 weeks, which is eleven months. Tenancy agreements and bookings are handled through OpenRent.

Both. Moss House suits individuals particularly well, and at Moss Yard one apartment is kept for individual students who are then placed together.

The X18 runs between Coventry and Leamington — stopping on the Parade and opposite the railway station — about every half hour on weekdays. It takes around an hour, so the train is the quicker way; the bus is the fallback.

For a daily commute, almost certainly. It costs £35 a year and takes a third off most fares, including at peak times. A season ticket is the other option for travelling every day; check the current price with National Rail before you decide.

There are nine spaces at Moss Yard, with electric charging that is free to students and their parents, and racks for thirty-two bicycles.

Groups usually have their flat for the following year by Christmas, and most by the end of November. The flats go to whoever asks first.

Ask us — tell us how many you are and we will say what we can do. Flats 1, 2, 4 and 6 have five bedrooms and Flats 3 and 5 have six, and the flats go to whoever asks first.

Yes. Moss Yard has a substantial accessible bedroom and wet room in Flat 1 on the ground floor, with an adapted kitchen in that apartment. Moss House has an accessible bedroom and wet room on the ground floor. There is one of each, so please ask early.

Yes — it is the most common reason Coventry students choose Leamington, which sits between the two universities. At Moss Yard a group can take a whole apartment of five or six.

No. Leamington sits between the two: the campus bus to Warwick leaves from the end of the street and the train to Coventry takes about fourteen minutes.

About eight miles. The nearest bus stop is roughly fifty metres from the door and the U1 and U2 run to campus through the day. Leamington Spa station is about five hundred metres away.

Moss Yard has nine parking spaces on site, with electric-vehicle charging free to students and their parents. Ask about a space when you book.

Yes. Heating, hot water, electricity, water and super-fast Wi-Fi are all in the weekly rent, and rooms start at £135 a week.

Yes, seven days a week by appointment — ring or send an enquiry. There is also a film of each flat on the Moss Yard page.

Tell us. There is 24-hour emergency cover for anything urgent, and for everything else the sooner we know the sooner it is fixed.

Both buildings are let on a 48-week tenancy, which is eleven months. Tell us what you need and we will tell you what we can do.

Yes. Leamington's quieter streets suit postgraduates particularly well, and our Ready to Go packages mean you can arrive from abroad with a suitcase rather than a shopping list.