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The location is convenient and there are many supermarkets nearby. It is also close to Moray College. The environment is clean and tidy, with wooden floors instead of carpets, making it easy to clean. It is also friendly to people with allergies. The heating and hot water are sufficient, so you won't get cold. Highly recommended!
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The location is convenient and there are many supermarkets nearby. It is also close to Moray College. The environment is clean and tidy, with wooden floors instead of carpets, making it easy to clean. It is also friendly to people with allergies. The heating and hot water are sufficient, so you won't get cold. Highly recommended!
Norton's Student Living Information
Telephone | 0844 288 9968 |
Postcode | EH7 5AF |
Price from | £225.00 per week for 24/25 (subject to availability) |
Top tip | The following offers are currently available:
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Room Types
4 Single Rooms - Ensuite 4 Bed Deluxe Ensuite
5 Single Rooms - Ensuite 5 Bed Premium Ensuite
Single Studios Superior Studio
Single Studios Diamond Studio
Amenities
This property offers all-inclusive utility bills, free Wi-Fi, free on-site gym, yoga space, cinema room, study spaces, games area, TV lounges, private dining room, secure bike storage, on-site laundry facilities, on-site maintenance, on-site management, landscaped courtyard, free contents insurance, 24/7 CCTV, accessible entrance & secure access.
Popular
- Cinema
- Common Room
- Gym
- Library or Study Area
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Access
Features
- Common Room
- Communal Kitchen
Internet Access
- Broadband
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
People/Staff
- Maintenance Team (Daytime Only)
- Onsite Manager
Recreational Facilities
- Cinema
- Entertainment Room
- Gym
- Outdoor Area
Security & Safety
- CCTV / Surveillance Cameras
- Secure Building Entry
Services
- Contents Insurance
Study Support
- Library or Study Area
TV
- Cable TV
Transport
- Bike Storage
Travel Times
University of Edinburgh
Norton's Student Living Biography
Staying atNorton's Student Living means you are within a short cycle, bus ride or train ride from numerous universities. The accommodation is situated in the heart of the city and offers residents numerous vars, shops and local attractions.
Inside the building, you can find fantastic social spaces, including a cinema room, games area, TV lounges, private dining room and landscaped courtyard. If you are wanting to work up a sweat you can make use of the free on-site gym and yoga space. Residents can enjoy handy facilities and amenities such as study spaces, free Wi-Fi, secure bike storage, on-site laundry facilities, all-inclusive utility bills and free contents insurance. To ensure you are well looked after during your stay, there is 24/7 CCTV, secure access, accessible access and an on-site maintenance and management team.
At Norton's Student Living, students have the choice of staying in a self-contained studio or in an en-suite room within a cluster flat. Each room boasts modern finishings and is furnished with all the necessities.
Read Norton's Student Living Reviews
The location is convenient and there are many supermarkets nearby. It is also close to Moray College. The environment is clean and tidy, with wooden floors instead of carpets, making it easy to clean. It is also friendly to people with allergies. The heating and hot water are sufficient, so you won't get cold. Highly recommended!
A lovely flat with good and new facilities, cleaning. Good location which is near supermarket circle, convenient.
I don't understand the hate really, it is a nice place to live with great facilities and fast maintenance. A receptionist on weekends even for just a couple hours or so would be a welcome addition. It is only operated in office hours, which makes it hard to reach if your uni schedule is busy, especially for postgraduate students without flex. Overall it is a nice place to live, in a great area next to many shops and bus links to pretty much the whole city.
Definitely the worst place. Also poor management in the building, especially no reception in the weekend and poor attitude from staff. Don’t come!
As the first occupants, we were poorly treated by CRM and experienced a great amount of stress. We moved in late. That aside - In terms of the actual accommodation, the room is nice, a bit small for the amount you are paying, especially the bathroom. The kitchen is not well equipped, no brush, no mop, no vacuum cleaner and it took 2 months to receive a toaster and kettle. At least you have 2 fridges for a flat of 6. If you want to use the vacuum cleaner, you have to go down during reception hours (Which is always normally when you are uni) and hand over ID. An unpractical approach that results in putting you off cleaning. The social spaces are shared by members of the local community, this means sometimes rooms are booked out by the public. The cinema room is very nice, the gym is very basic, it does not replace a normal gym and only good if you need cardio. The location is great, best part about the accom. The building was very empty this year and no social events. It's good enough.
We supposed to stay on 9th Sep 23 but can move in 18th Nov 23. - They promised to pay for compensation but it was super delay - Rarely responsed to residents. - Notified one day ahead that the room was ready to move More Importantly, I booked Room 4 Bed Deluxe Plus En-suite but the room that I got is 4 Bed Deluxe En-suite (smaller). I informed Accommodation Manager, but he said I have to wait for one week and ask him again in 2024. - Need to be a risk taker to live here! But if you are students who will study in 2024 onwards. - You need to check contract carefully. - You might need to capture the price that you booked because it will change just in case there is the problem like I am having right now!