8 Single Rooms - Ensuite Village
40-50 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
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£168.42
From (Per week)
0.3 mi
from University of East Anglia (UEA) - Main Campus
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the rooms are small but we have ovens, plenty of fridges and cupboards, can go to the laundrette in pyjamas and great people live here
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University of East Anglia (UEA) Hall Rankings
| Benedict's Gate | #3 |
| Crown Place - Norwich | #4 |
| Yew House | #5 |
| Nelson Court | #6 |
| Elm House | #7 |
| Paston House | #8 |
| Britten House | #9 |
| Constable Terrace | #10 |
| Colman House | #11 |
| Victory House | #12 |
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the rooms are small but we have ovens, plenty of fridges and cupboards, can go to the laundrette in pyjamas and great people live here
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
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Do NOT go to these halls if you like to party. It's so far away from anywhere, the LCR is miles away, and everyone else that goes here seems to be dead boring. Wish I'd chosen the Norfolk or Suffolk Terrace. Dire.
Elm was great. The ensuite shower room was a little bit small, but it was better than having to share. It was conveniently located to Earlham Hall for me as I had classes there. It was a bit further away from the main bit of campus but I got quite fit having to walk everywhere. Our cleaner was Sue who was lovely, and would help you out if you got locked out of your room accidentally. It definitely pays to be nice to your cleaner! Our kitchen had recently been updated so we had ovens. The only negative was that there wasn't a common room and so we'd have to hang out in the kitchen. It was a small building with only 6 flats so we all got to know each other quite well.
Best year of my life
Very friendly, easy to socialise with flats within the block
Perfect location and better kitchen than most of the other halls at the uni
the rooms are small but we have ovens, plenty of fridges and cupboards, can go to the laundrette in pyjamas and great people live here
Just across the road from the main campus (10-15 minute walk to centre of campus) so it's a great location. This flat is shared by 6 people which is a great number and means there is enough space for everyone in the kitchen. The room is a good size and has lots of storage (the bed lifts up to create lots of storage room). The only bad things are that the en-suite is a shower room so everything gets wet and stays wet for hours afterwards and the window is very draughty.
Quite pricey (as are all halls), the walk from campus isn't that bad, the cleaner is fantastic and so friendly, the nice new kitchens are super snazzy. Super social halls - no locks on individual flats means we can come and go as we please to see all our pals. Elm forever xoxoxoxoxox
nice new kitchens and the rooms are of a good size. Bathrooms seem a little dated.
The rooms are very small. And we have mold problems as well.