Rooms - Shared Bathroom Single Room
40-44 Weeks
Tenancy Length
21 Sep
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£128.00
From (Per week)
0.2 mi
from University of Warwick - Central Campus
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Best value for money... kitchens aren't shared between too many and neither are the bathrooms but it's enough to be social. A little bubble of residential area still right on central campus. It can be both loud and quiet, depending on what you want to make of it (it is both quieter at times but also central campus so there's also some parties going on). It's less than a 10 minite walk from the shopping centre too. It was originally my 5th choice but I love it now... it's such a good mid-range option and also really pretty. Glad to be saving almost £100 a week. It also has the longest let (43 weeks) which is great. The only downside is the only communal space is the kitchen and there are only stools in there which ache your back after a while, but you can just bring chairs from your room in. A massive (like actually massive) desk, quite a lot of storage space, a bedside table and lots of plugs. Comes with an ethernet cable. Can always look out and see squirrels/foxes/even rabbits :)
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Best value for money... kitchens aren't shared between too many and neither are the bathrooms but it's enough to be social. A little bubble of residential area still right on central campus. It can be both loud and quiet, depending on what you want to make of it (it is both quieter at times but also central campus so there's also some parties going on). It's less than a 10 minite walk from the shopping centre too. It was originally my 5th choice but I love it now... it's such a good mid-range option and also really pretty. Glad to be saving almost £100 a week. It also has the longest let (43 weeks) which is great. The only downside is the only communal space is the kitchen and there are only stools in there which ache your back after a while, but you can just bring chairs from your room in. A massive (like actually massive) desk, quite a lot of storage space, a bedside table and lots of plugs. Comes with an ethernet cable. Can always look out and see squirrels/foxes/even rabbits :)
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Property management
Cleaning
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Social experience
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Tocil Information
| Telephone | 024 7652 3772 |
| Postcode | CV4 7AL |
| Features | Broadband in Room (All Free), Coin-operated Communal Laundry, Communal Kitchen |
Room Types
Amenities
Features
- Communal Kitchen
Internet Access
- Broadband in Room (All Free)
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
Services
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
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Best value for money... kitchens aren't shared between too many and neither are the bathrooms but it's enough to be social. A little bubble of residential area still right on central campus. It can be both loud and quiet, depending on what you want to make of it (it is both quieter at times but also central campus so there's also some parties going on). It's less than a 10 minite walk from the shopping centre too. It was originally my 5th choice but I love it now... it's such a good mid-range option and also really pretty. Glad to be saving almost £100 a week. It also has the longest let (43 weeks) which is great. The only downside is the only communal space is the kitchen and there are only stools in there which ache your back after a while, but you can just bring chairs from your room in. A massive (like actually massive) desk, quite a lot of storage space, a bedside table and lots of plugs. Comes with an ethernet cable. Can always look out and see squirrels/foxes/even rabbits :)
Probably the best student accommodation in Glasgow, the guys who work here are awesome, definitely recommend it.
Work Hard Play Hard environment. If you get a good flat you will have a great time but you run the chance of being given a very unsocial flat and have a painful time.
Not ensure but good amount of toilets etc. Kitchen is a little small but nice. Room ms are large and is close to both centre of campus and tesco.
Very nice and spacious rooms, lack much social space but despite not being ensure bathrooms are not an issue