Living Out

With about half of the Woodsmen and women living out of college it is important that there is someone on the exec to look after and represent their interests. The job of Livers Out Officer is divided into two roles, for those living in (mostly freshers) I am here to help you find a safe, affordable, comfortable house in Durham. For those living out I am here to provide a link to college and to help with any housing problems which may arise over the year.

If you need any help with living-out, housemates or your landlord, then please contact the livers out officer.



Living Out FAQs

Here are answers some general problems and questions you might encounter.
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Student Housing Locations

There are plenty of student houses in Durham, but below a few of the more popular student housing areas in Durham are listed.
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Livers Out Directory

These are taken from the handbook from a while ago. If the number you want is not listed here, check out yell.com.

Please note: a listing here does not imply endorsement nor recommendation by Collingwood College JCR.
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Housing Contracts

So you've found the perfect house in the perfect place, and you can afford it. Now before you sign your life away, bear these things in mind:
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Looking Around Prospective Houses

Here is a quick check-list of things to do when you are starting to look around houses:
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The Role of the Livers Out Officer
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DSU Code of Conduct

As a Durham University student living outside of college, you’re expected to follow the University’s Code of Standards. Failure to follow the Standards can have big consequences, so make sure you know it.
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Useful Links

Here are some links to useful advice pages for house hunting and housing and also the links to estate agent websites:
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