Student Accommodation Near UFS in Bloemfontein

Students looking for accommodation while studying medicine, nursing, physiotherapy or another health sciences programme at UFS can consider Morlanahof’s location near the Bloemfontein campus.

For students studying accounting, commerce, economics, finance or management, accommodation near UFS can form part of a practical university plan.

UFS offers teacher education for different school phases. The following BEd programmes and teaching specialisations are listed for the Bloemfontein main campus.

Students searching for accommodation for architecture, quantity surveying or construction studies at UFS can include Morlanahof in their search for accommodation near campus.

UFS science students can choose from a wide range of programmes and subject combinations. The following lists retain the combinations shown in the undergraduate prospectus.

Students studying psychology, social work, journalism, languages, music or the arts can also search for private student accommodation near the UFS Bloemfontein campus.

UFS also offers postgraduate qualifications across its faculties. The following additional fields and specialisations include postgraduate diplomas, honours, master’s and doctoral study, depending on the programme. Some programmes use part-time, blended, block-session or distance formats.

Morlanahof is situated at 12 D.F. Malherbe Avenue, Universitas, Bloemfontein. In Afrikaans, the address is 12 D.F. Malherbe Rylaan, Bloemfontein.

Morlanahof is directly opposite University of the Free State Gate 3 and approximately 60 metres from the gate. It is also next to the UFS Medical Faculty.

Yes. Its location directly opposite UFS Gate 3 makes walking to campus a practical option, particularly for students who regularly use Gate 3 or attend the UFS Medical Faculty.

Yes. Morlanahof is situated next to the UFS Medical Faculty and directly opposite UFS Gate 3.

Morlanahof is situated in Universitas, one of Bloemfontein's best-known student areas because of its proximity to UFS.

No. Morlanahof is situated in Universitas. Langenhovenpark and Brandwag are other established Bloemfontein suburbs that students and parents may consider when comparing accommodation, shopping facilities and transport routes.

Morlanahof is primarily suited to UFS students because it is directly opposite UFS Gate 3. CUT students may also consider it, but should first assess the transport route and daily travelling time to the CUT campus.

Yes. The website contains a Google Maps button that opens Morlanahof's exact location and provides directions to the complex.

Morlanahof offers three accommodation options: a private room with a shared bathroom, a private room with an en-suite bathroom, and a self-contained bachelor unit. Each room or bachelor unit accommodates one student.

No. Each student occupies a private bedroom or bachelor unit. In the shared-bathroom option, only the bathroom is shared.

It is a private bedroom for one student. The bathroom is shared with one or, at most, two other students and includes a shower, basin and toilet.

It is a private bedroom for one student with its own bathroom directly connected to the room. The bathroom includes a shower, basin and toilet.

A bachelor unit is a self-contained accommodation option for one student. It has its own living and sleeping space, kitchen area and private bathroom.

No. Room size, layout, orientation and finishes may differ. This is particularly relevant to bachelor units. Prospective tenants should enquire about the specific room or unit available and, where possible, arrange a viewing.

A bachelor unit provides the most independent arrangement because it has its own living and sleeping space, kitchen area and bathroom. An en-suite room provides a private bedroom and bathroom, while a shared-bathroom room provides a private bedroom with a shared bathroom.

No. All shared-bathroom rooms, en-suite rooms and bachelor units are unfurnished.

Built-in cupboards are provided. Some rooms also have built-in desks, but this may differ between rooms.

Because the accommodation is unfurnished, students should bring the furniture and personal items they require. These may include a bed and mattress, study chair, bedding, cookware, small appliances and storage items.

Yes. Each unit has its own kitchen for the residents of that particular unit.

The kitchens provide space for students' own appliances, including a fridge, microwave and air fryer. A washing-machine connection is available, and students receive individual cupboard space for food, crockery and other kitchen items.

Yes. Each unit has its own lounge or living area for the students residing in that specific unit.

A room with a shared bathroom costs between R3 500 and R4 200 per month. Parking, water and electricity are not included in the rental price.

An en-suite room costs between R4 400 and R4 900 per month. Parking, water and electricity are not included in the rental price.

A bachelor unit costs between R5 500 and R6 000 per month. Parking is included, but water and electricity are excluded.

The rental price may differ according to the particular room or unit, including its size, layout, position and available features. Prospective tenants should confirm the price of the specific available room or unit when enquiring.

No. Water and electricity are excluded from the rental price of all accommodation options, including bachelor units.

Parking is not included with shared-bathroom or en-suite rooms. It is included in the rental price of a bachelor unit.

Parking costs an additional R250 per month and is subject to availability.

Some covered parking is available, but the number of covered parking bays is limited. Students who require parking should confirm availability when making an enquiry.

Morlanahof's security measures include Cell-to-Gate mobile access control, perimeter fencing with razor wire, CCTV cameras around the premises, floodlights for improved visibility at night and a panic button linked to a local security company.

The Cell-to-Gate system controls access to the complex through authorised mobile telephone numbers, helping to manage entry at the gate.

Yes. CCTV cameras are installed around the premises as part of the complex's security measures.

A panic button is linked directly to a local security company that offers 24-hour response availability.

Residents should keep access details private, ensure that gates close properly, report suspicious activity and avoid allowing unknown or unauthorised people into the complex.

Send a WhatsApp message to +27 (81) 552-9839. The website's WhatsApp buttons open a pre-filled enquiry form that should be completed before sending.

The enquiry form requests your full name and surname; whether you are enquiring as a student, parent or guardian; the prospective student's details if different from yours; your current town or city; university or educational institution; course and year of study; preferred room type; preferred move-in date; email address; bursary information; group-enquiry information; and how you heard about Morlanahof.

Yes. A parent or guardian may make the enquiry. They should provide their own details as well as the prospective student's full name and relevant study information.

Students who will use a bursary should indicate this when enquiring and provide the name and type of bursary. The applicable arrangements can then be considered based on the particular bursary.

Yes. A person enquiring as part of a group should indicate how many students form part of the group and provide their full names.

Group accommodation will depend on the availability of suitable rooms or units. The group's details should therefore be provided when the initial enquiry is made.

Send a WhatsApp enquiry to +27 (81) 552-9839, indicate your preferred accommodation type and move-in date, and ask about the specific rooms or units currently available.

Prospective tenants may enquire about arranging a viewing by WhatsApp. A viewing is particularly useful because room sizes, layouts and finishes may differ.

Contact Morlanahof by WhatsApp at +27 (81) 552-9839, complete the pre-filled enquiry form and request information about current availability and the applicable reservation process.

Internet access is not included in the rental. Students arrange and pay for their own connection. They may choose Wi-Fi, satellite internet or another suitable service according to their preferences and requirements.

Yes. A deposit is payable upfront when signing the lease agreement. It is usually equivalent to one month’s rental for the selected room or unit. The applicable amount will be confirmed in the lease agreement.

The lease runs for 12 months, from the beginning of January to the end of December, with the option to renew for the following year.

No. Students do not need to vacate their rooms or remove their belongings during university holidays, because those periods form part of the lease.

If the lease is renewed for the same room or unit for the following year, students may continue occupying it without moving out between the two lease periods.

Visitors are allowed subject to strict resident rules. They must not disturb other tenants or interfere with their privacy and study time.

No. Overnight guests are not permitted. Only the named tenant may reside in the rented room or unit, with one resident per room or unit.

No. Morlanahof is a quiet, study-focused accommodation facility. Disturbing noise and parties are not permitted. Tenants must comply with the resident rules and respect other students’ study time.

Smoking is not permitted inside the units. Smoking is allowed only in the designated outdoor smoking areas.

Students are responsible for cleaning their own accommodation.

Yes. A student may independently arrange a cleaner if preferred. The student is responsible for paying for that service.

Report maintenance and general upkeep issues to the landlord, who will arrange the appropriate action.

Bursary acceptance and payment arrangements depend on the particular bursary. Students must indicate during their application whether they will use a bursary and provide its name and type. Morlanahof will then explain the applicable procedure and payment arrangements. Acceptance must be confirmed for the specific bursary.

Consider the complete cost of living rather than monthly rent alone. Allow for water and electricity, parking where applicable, internet or mobile data, groceries, transport and the furniture or appliances you will need. Before committing to a particular room or bachelor unit, request confirmation of its rental price, any upfront payments and the applicable lease terms. If you intend to use a bursary, provide its name and funding conditions when enquiring.

Check the space for your bed, study desk and other furniture; whether the selected room has a built-in desk; bathroom arrangements; kitchen storage; and parking availability if needed. Ask about internet arrangements, maintenance reporting, lease terms, upfront costs and resident rules. Consider your campus timetable and the entrances you will use. Rooms and units can differ in size, layout and finishes. Use the existing WhatsApp enquiry button to ask about the particular accommodation you are considering and to enquire about arranging a viewing.