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Really great experience, the housecleaning is really good. the reception are really friendly and kind, if you have any problems, there are 24 hours to ready for answer your questions. The properties really quiet and you only have to walk 15 minutes to arrive the University of Manchester, so it's a great place to live.
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Most helpful review
Really great experience, the housecleaning is really good. the reception are really friendly and kind, if you have any problems, there are 24 hours to ready for answer your questions. The properties really quiet and you only have to walk 15 minutes to arrive the University of Manchester, so it's a great place to live.
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
Rusholme Place Information
| Telephone | 0161 850 6664 |
| Postcode | M14 5TE |
| Top tip | Located in one of the main student areas of the city, particularly popular with international students, Rusholme Place offers residents the ideal home away from home. Visit website to learn more! |
Room Types
Rooms - Single Occupancy Ensuite Shower Gold (UOM)
Rooms - Single Occupancy Ensuite Shower Silver (UOM)
Rooms - Single Occupancy Ensuite Shower Bronze (UOM)
Single Studios Studio (UOM)
Single Studios Gold Studio (UOM)
Amenities
This property offers rent, bills & furniture included, 24/7 security, free events, contents insurance, fortnightly kitchen clean, bike storage, 24/7 laundry facilities, paid on-site parking, on-site maintenance & free Wi-Fi. Discover more!
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- Communal Kitchen
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- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
Recreational Facilities
- Communal Events
Security & Safety
- CCTV / Surveillance Cameras
Services
- Cleaning Service
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
Transport
- Bike Storage
- Car Parking For Additional Fee
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Rusholme Place is located a short walk from the city centre & has easy access to supermarkets, a pharmacy, bars, music venues, cafes, vintage clothes shops, a museum, Whitworth Park & Whitworth Art Gallery.
The University of Manchester
Main Campus10 mins4 mins5 mins0.7 mi
Rusholme Place Biography
Getting to class couldn't be easier as both Manchester Metropolitan University and the University of Manchester are a short walk away from Rusholme Place. You have everything you need on your doorstep as the Curry Mile, the city centre, Northern Quarter, supermarkets and a pharmacy are all within easy reach.
You can join one of the many free events and mingle with your neighbours. There are handy facilities on-site, including bike storage, 24/7 laundry facilities and paid parking. For added convenience, there is free Wi-Fi, on-site maintenance and all-inclusive bills. To ensure you and your belongings are kept safe and secure, there is 24/7 security and contents insurance.
At Rusholme Place, you have a selection of cluster rooms, studios and apartments to choose from. These all-inclusive rooms receive fortnightly kitchen cleans and come furnished with a bed, study area and en-suite bathroom.
Sounds perfect right? Book now!
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By member591894 On 5th October 23
Reply from Rusholme Place
On 24th October 23
Hello, our address is Rusholme Place, Manchester, M14 5TE. Thanks
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Are kitchen utensils, dishes, cutlery, pans etc included or do they have to be purchased?
By member1190533 On 29th August 23
They are not included. That's true for most student accommodation.
By member6100557 On 14th February 24
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What is the take on outside visitors?
By member568936 On 13th May 22
I've never had any problems. There's even free parking for overnight stays.
By member6100557 On 14th February 24
Reply from Rusholme Place
On 5th August 24
Hello and thank you for your query.
Residents are permitted a maximum of one non-resident guest at any given time, for a maximum of two nights a week. We ask that all guests are accompanied by the resident they are visiting whilst they are in the Village. Residents are responsible for their visitor’s behaviour whilst they are in the Village and our teams reserve the right to refuse entry if there is any breach of the Village Rules, or if we believe their entry may cause a safety concern to staff, residents or other guests.
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All the Answers You Need About Student Accommodation
What tenancy length do I need?
Some students choose to stay during the academic year, whilst others – particularly international students – require a tenancy that covers the entire year. You can also find student accommodation that is available for one or two terms, classified as a “short stay” on our search filters.
Should I stay in catered student accommodation?
This is totally up to you! Catered accommodation means you will be served meals at set times in a dining hall, and you’ll likely have access to fewer kitchen facilities than if you were to stay in self-catered accommodation.
What is a guarantor and do I need one?
A guarantor is a person who signs a contract to agree to pay your rent if you are unable to. Most university accommodation requires a guarantor, and this applies to both domestic and international students.
Will I need to pay a deposit on student accommodation?
Most likely, yes, you’ll need to pay a deposit. This will be refunded at the end of your stay as long as there is no damage to the room or property.
What bills will my rent include?
If you are staying in university-run accommodation or private halls, your rent should include any utilities such as electricity, gas, water, and internet. Students are not required to pay council tax, however you may need to fill in an exemption form so make sure you check with your local council.
What is purpose-built student accommodation?
Purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) are residential buildings designed for students. They are often located close to campus, boast modern facilities, include all bills, and often have staff on site to assist residents.
Will my student accommodation be furnished?
Student accommodation is typically fully furnished. Your room should include at least a bed, clothes storage, desk and chair. You’ll likely need to bring things such as bedding and kitchen utensils, but we have a full list here of everything you’ll need.
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Hi. Thank you for your review, although we regret to hear that you have not had the best possible experience whilst staying at our Rusholme Place village.
I stayed here for 3 years and wouldn't want to go to anywhere else. Literally the friendliest staff especially Michelle (manager) and Leanne. Thanks for all the love and support you offer. A few suggestions to take this accommodation to the next level: I would recommend to add more tables and seats for social spaces so students can sit and chat( not just the smoking area)/ renewal of certain spots especially the carpets (I had hard time with carpets as they are too old and dirty). Also certain spots such as the oven/ walls were not in a good condition when i moved in which suggests they were not checked before (veggie stickers in wall/lamp/under desk and dirty oven/hob). The accomodation is great and those are just suggestions to make it the best
Hi. Thank you for your review. We are pleased to see that you’ve enjoyed living at our Rusholme Place accommodation, and that the staff helped make your experience so positive. Thanks!
Really great experience, the housecleaning is really good. the reception are really friendly and kind, if you have any problems, there are 24 hours to ready for answer your questions. The properties really quiet and you only have to walk 15 minutes to arrive the University of Manchester, so it's a great place to live.
Hi, Thank you for your review. We are pleased to hear that you enjoyed your stay with us at our Rusholme Place accommodation and that you found our team so friendly and Kind!
Favourite part is the location, it's very close to multiple supermarkets and transport is great. It can get loud outside, but the area hasn't been unsafe for me. Socialising is rare. There is no TV or anything to do in the kitchen, so no one really hangs out there. Staff advertise events occasionally, but I never went to them so I can't say if they were well-populated or not. Our toaster wasn't working when we moved in, but we brought it up to reception and they replaced it immediately. Otherwise the facilities worked fine, but they're not perfect. Drawers are very loud, a couple of cupboard doors in the kitchen don't close properly, and the kitchen units look generally shabby. The carpets in the halls & rooms retain smells for a while. Could definitely do with some refurbishing. Kitchen is cleaned every fortnight. Wifi goes out sometimes but not for long & the connection itself is fine. Would probably stay here again but I want a change of scenery. :)
Hi. Thank you for your review, although we regret to hear that you have not had the best possible experience whilst staying at Rusholme Place.
The receptionists are lovely and seem willing to help, but a lot of problems stay unresolved untill multiple inquiries. Post is often lost or misplaced. There is a mice problem in this accomodation. The floor in the kitchen is sticky and brown even after mopping with bleach. Odd stains on the furniture in the kitchen and bedrooms, when replaced the replacement sofas had duct tape on them and are very uncomfortable. Silicon sealant lines the furniture and is brown and peeling away. A good location living above a line of shops and cafes, but this comes with many sketchy characters and homeless people asking for money regurlarly. The wi-fi connection is unreliable. The "social space" is a ping pong table in the car park with old chairs at the side and a picnic table outside the reception. The reception tries to do events but no one ever goes them, they seem quite flat. Like I said the staff are lovely just this place is a shambles.
It's average, it is too much for what it is. walls are so hollow so you had to keep your voice down to a minimum. Old furniture but the desk is really long so perfect for studying, also the room is spacious. There are no social areas but staff try to encourage social events in the reception which is cute. It's in a good location. Only big problem really is that it's old so there are a lot of problems with dampness and things like that. There was a mouse in my friend's kitchen and it took over a week to solve the problem. It is obnoxiously loud outside at around midnight as the accommodation's above restaurants, most of the time you can hear lot's of shouting and them throwing things away. Overall it's okay I would live here again if the price wasn't as high as it is. There are definitely cheaper and better alternatives.
Pros: -Friendly and efficient staff will solve any issues pretty quickly -Multiple events are organized throughout the year (goodie bags, hot chocolate station, pancake day, Halloween...) And competitions (you can win some amazon vouchers which is pretty nice) -You can do a group booking with your friends to end up in the same flat -If you are on the top floors that face the outside of the building you have a super nice view of the peak district Cons: -If you have a car, parking in the building is £50 per month which is a lot -Residents never socialise -Would not recommend living on the ground floor as your window will be street level so you would basically never open the curtains -Would not recommend getting the studios, you only have 1 window and there is no wall separation between the bedroom area and the kitchen -Would not recommend paying extra for the gold room, you just get a bit more floor space -Book early! They then increase the prices over summer which is shady
Somebody from your building has just frauded my amazon account hacked into it they have stolen my identity took out a credit card in my name with NatWest bank and trued to order micro chip ssd cards in my name with your adress on it and I'm highly disgusted you could have a criminal in your block they won't get away with it
Houses are all newly renovated now and everyone lives closely together
Quality of living spaces and the room isn't the best it could be, all furniture is old, and the heater can only heat one spot in the room (its under the desk, blocking the heat from entering the room). Also I saw a mouse in the kitchen once :) Social life is inexistent, so if you're looking forward to making friends in halls I doubt you will here. Social spaces consist of an outdoors smoking area (which used to have plenty of chairs but about 99% got removed?), which is alright by itself but obviously not the place you go to socialise. However, from my experience the staff are very friendly. There is no issues with receiving parcels at the reception, as there is always someone present there. My problems got dealt with fairly quickly, when the oven broke in my flat we had a replacement the next day. The place seems pretty safe too, theres cameras and you need to go through two doors to enter the building.
The internet is not working properly very often. One of the staffs working on weekends is very rude. Hope someone can let him know how to do his job properly or let other people who know how to do their job properly working instead.
No one socialises with anyone at all. Living room is not up to date with rest of the private halls. All furniture could be refurbished or upgraded.