Single Rooms - Ensuite
40-51 Weeks
Tenancy Length
21 Sep
Move in from
£175.00
From (Per week)
0.2 mi
from University of Lincoln - Brayford Campus
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Most helpful review
Overall, it is quite recently built and is close to a lot of grocery stores and gym as well. There is a pharmacy and a couple of restaurants and cafe in 5-10 min walk, which is really convenient. The bathrooms are en-suite and the room also has a lot of storage space.
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University of Lincoln Hall Rankings
| Danesgate House | #2 |
| Park Court | #3 |
| Pine Mill | #4 |
| Brayford Quay | #5 |
| The Junxion | #6 |
| St Marks Student Village | #7 |
| iQ Pavilions | #8 |
| 179 High Street | #9 |
| Saul House | #10 |
| Lincoln Courts | #11 |
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Most helpful review
Overall, it is quite recently built and is close to a lot of grocery stores and gym as well. There is a pharmacy and a couple of restaurants and cafe in 5-10 min walk, which is really convenient. The bathrooms are en-suite and the room also has a lot of storage space.
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
St Marks Student Village Information
| Postcode | LN6 7TW |
| Price from | £175.00 per week for 25/26 (subject to availability) |
| Features | Bike Storage, Cable TV, CCTV / Surveillance Cameras |
Room Types
Amenities
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Access
Features
- Communal Kitchen and Lounge
- Offsite Gym Membership
Internet Access
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
Recreational Facilities
- Outdoor Area
Security & Safety
- CCTV / Surveillance Cameras
Services
- Contents Insurance
TV
- Cable TV
Transport
- Bike Storage
Q&A
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How do they pick those who get to stay in 6 bedroom or 12 bedroom apartment?
By member489240 On 25th July 23
You don't get a choice seemingly. I wanted 6, but ended up with 12, so the experience was negative
By member889981 On 9th August 23
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Could someone tell me the adverage light you'd get in the rooms, and how far it is from the town center please?
By member874429 On 15th December 22
Depending on what block you are in the amount of natural lightning chages, even in the middle blocks there is some natural light but not too much. It takes around 10 mins to get into the town centre
By member1074436 On 16th December 22
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Anyone moved in and can give their experience of what this new development is like? Does it feel safe? Is it close to supermarkets? Do year groups mix and share flats? Is there a laundry? Is there a communal space? Anything you can tell me much appreciated looking for 2022
By member465519 On 19th January 22
It isn't good. The room is modern by the kitchen is shared between 10-12 people. The kitchen needs to be cleaned by whoever is staying in the flat, and some people are so filthy we have maggots in the kitchen. People tend to have parties a lot in the kitchen area so you won't be able to use it for a day. You need to keep calling security and cleaning after people who don't care.
By member870779 On 13th August 22
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On the ground floor could make some study spaces
Overall, it is quite recently built and is close to a lot of grocery stores and gym as well. There is a pharmacy and a couple of restaurants and cafe in 5-10 min walk, which is really convenient. The bathrooms are en-suite and the room also has a lot of storage space.
Great accommodation slightly over prised but decent
Amazing. I was in St Marks first year and absolutely loved it! It was the perfect location just across the road from the university as well as being so close to Morrisons and the high street.
Overall rather poor management in terms of regular cleaning for communal kitchens and there needs to be more effort to put measures in place so people don’t feel isolated. I suggest they organise a monthly deep clean of the communal kitchen/lounge and a buddy system with student reps to be responsible for ensuring people within each flat join in with the freshers events/feel connected throughout their stay.
lovely fancy little flat!!! i got a free upgrade so its good value for me, but the regular 8k a year is so expensive for this!!!
Top notch accommodation with great value for money. Laundry facilities are within and are quite sufficient.
It is quite expensive but is the perfect location if studying is your main focus. Lincoln is quite small so obviously not far from the city centre but is a bit of a walk. Luckily there are shops nearby if you can't be bothered and most shops surrounding are open until late on most days (not Sundays). Two laundry rooms and you'll almost never have a day where it's full (only happened once to me). All social spaces, however, are outside so you can't really use them most of the time you're there, but the customer service in all access is really fast and the rooms are thoroughly cleaned when you get them.
The rooms are moderately sized, comparable to those in Cygnet Wharf and The Gateway, with a desirable amount of storage and access to plug outlets. The staff in the reception are lovely and always nice to talk to. The main issues with this accommodation is the same shared with Cygnet Wharf, you have no choice in the apartment (expected sadly) and will likely end up sharing with 11 other people. On the surface, that seems ok, however if you're expecting a quiet time, that's not what you'll be getting. To be expected during term time and in a student village, those coming and going from the clubs do make a racket quite early in the morning. The main issue arises from a 12 person apartment: the communal space and cleanliness. In the block I stayed in, we had numerous issues with bins overflowing and maggots. This isn't something to hold against the Staff but something to talk to your flatmates about, and something to expect sadly.
Generally not a positive experience. Immediately placed into a flat of 12, without choice. Especially for someone quieter, this is really difficult when you have no idea who you'll be placed with. Noise travels all the way through the corridor, and you can hear into people's rooms. Social space often used as a sleepover space, and not asked for permission beforehand. So this can be daunting to enter the kitchen lounge area. The blocks are very loud, particularly at night. Ideal for party students, but those looking for a quieter experience, or perhaps a bit more anxious, this probably isn't the right accommodation.
Great location being close to Isaac Newton building and met great people but not worth the money at all. Constant issues with cheap sockets and appliances having to be replaced. Had a few issues that weren't resolved for days. Great reception staff though, super helpful and nice.