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40-50 Weeks
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Flexible
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£205.66
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from University of East Anglia (UEA) - Main Campus
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Crome Court is a beautiful, modern building originally made for postgrads but they opened half of it up to undergrads after an increased demand for higher level accommodation. The cleaning and maintenance staff were always quick to fix anything broken and did their jobs thoroughly. The kitchen is a massive space perfect for socialisation. However, you pay the same for Crome that you do for Hickling and Barton, but there is definitely less storage space and no sofa in the kitchen! Apart from that, no other concerns!
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| Paston House | #7 |
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| Constable Terrace | #9 |
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| Wolfson Close | #12 |
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Crome Court is a beautiful, modern building originally made for postgrads but they opened half of it up to undergrads after an increased demand for higher level accommodation. The cleaning and maintenance staff were always quick to fix anything broken and did their jobs thoroughly. The kitchen is a massive space perfect for socialisation. However, you pay the same for Crome that you do for Hickling and Barton, but there is definitely less storage space and no sofa in the kitchen! Apart from that, no other concerns!
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does the Crome court residents mix well undergraduate students in other halls?
By member533747 On 4th September 18
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how far is it from the centre of campus and student union and lecture halls?
By member533747 On 4th September 18
Literally only a couple of minutes to the centre of campus where the student union and shops are and a couple more to the main lecture halls. maybe about 10 minutes to reach the Enterprise centre/sports park and 15 to reach new sci etc. As it’s on the opposite side of campus to most of the accommodation.
By NozUEA24 On 23rd May 20
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Probably one of the better places to stay on campus, but I think Barton and Hickling are better and they are the same price. Another alternative is Crown Place but thats in the town. Far better than Paston or Ziggurats in my opinion though
Crome Court is a beautiful, modern building originally made for postgrads but they opened half of it up to undergrads after an increased demand for higher level accommodation. The cleaning and maintenance staff were always quick to fix anything broken and did their jobs thoroughly. The kitchen is a massive space perfect for socialisation. However, you pay the same for Crome that you do for Hickling and Barton, but there is definitely less storage space and no sofa in the kitchen! Apart from that, no other concerns!
Too expensive, you can find a better place cheaper somewhere else.