Single Rooms - Classic Ensuite
51 Weeks
Tenancy Length
06 Sep
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£122.00
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0.2 mi
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Perfect accommodation for the price you pay, only downfall is the noise (but to be expected in a city anyway!). Staff are welcoming and host regular events to allow for socialising between other residents.
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Perfect accommodation for the price you pay, only downfall is the noise (but to be expected in a city anyway!). Staff are welcoming and host regular events to allow for socialising between other residents.
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
St Thomas Court
| Features | Bike Storage, Cable TV, CCTV / Surveillance Cameras |
| Postcode | PL4 9AP |
| Price from | £122.00 per week (subject to availability) |
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Room Types
Studios Classic Studio Single Occupancy
51 Weeks
Tenancy Length
06 Sep
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£172.00
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Amenities
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- Common Room
Features
- Common Room
- Communal Kitchen
Internet Access
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
People/Staff
- Onsite Manager
Recreational Facilities
- Outdoor Area
Security & Safety
- CCTV / Surveillance Cameras
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- Cleaning Service
Special Policies
- No Smoking
TV
- Cable TV
Transport
- Bike Storage
Travel Times
Arts University Plymouth
Tavistock Place5 mins1 min5 mins0.2 mi
University of Plymouth
Main Campus10 mins3 mins10 mins0.4 mi
North Campus19 mins6 mins19 mins1.9 mi
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Perfect accommodation for the price you pay, only downfall is the noise (but to be expected in a city anyway!). Staff are welcoming and host regular events to allow for socialising between other residents.
I have an auto immune disease which means I get sick a lot if living in a dirty environment. My kitchen was constantly dirty - because of my 16-17 year old flatmates. I was only made aware that they were this old months into living with them - I find this unacceptable as I was living in uni halls and could have been buying them alcohol etc the whole time (I wasn't as we didn't get on). I was sick the entire year I lived here and barely ate due to the state of the kitchen, which I brought up regularly but was never properly addressed. My room was also flooded twice due to leaking pipes which cost me around £20 in washing and £200 in ruined clothes and bedding. Our hoover broke about 2 months into living there and although it was reported it never got replaced. We had silverfish in our rooms and the kitchen and these were reported but nothing was ever done. In the first semester one of the flatmates would regularly walk round in his underwear and him/friends would harass female flatmates
No cleaners, but great first living experience away from home! Perfect location and awesome rooms and communal areas
Was very nice to be near both Frobisher and St Teresa halls made for geat socials, Tesco and Sainsbury are near by for late night booze runs. It's quite far to any of the clubs however, but closer to oceana than any others. Also walking up the hill to uni every day will give you the calfs of a god. Decent food shops and hairdressers along the main road too.
Ok, only 6 to a flat though. Quite a chance you don't get along with flatmates
Best out of the ones at Plymouth
Great atmosphere and friendly management. Good location for uni, town and the barbican. Some flats up many stairs buy no lift. Washing facilities limited.
But expensive for what you got as the location is quite far from university, you have to go up two huge hills to get to campus. Common room was a bit run down during my year there and never had my pool cues. It also got quite noisy after 1am and nothing was done until complaints were made.
Close to uni and a great social area for freshers. Just everything else lets them down. They never clean the place and then make you pay for it at the end of your tenancy
Not bad for a halls experience, but a bit expensive in comparison with the halls that were of a similar quality closer to campus
If you're in a top floor flat, you get nothing for the amount you pay! You have a tiny kitchen that's much smaller than those in other flats, stiff doors because of the insane wind that'll keep you up all night, and during the spring and summer months, being at the top means it's super hot. I had a poor experience in terms of halls management, and wouldn't recommend unite as a business. These halls are further out than most, and it can be a bit of a treck to get into uni, but with a Tesco and Sainsburys near by, the location really isn't that bad. Unite also promise a lot of events, primarily in the common room, but in reality, even if they actually did put on these events or not cancel them last minute, the common room is so tiny and shared with another building that no event could really facilitate any number of residents anyway! The rooms are great, but management and general facilities aren't the best. I'd recomend using one of the uni owned halls from my experience this year
Stupid charges on the deposit.
Really not worth it if you can get a house share with other students you are likely to get on with, although the social side is fun. £123 per week is too expensive for the poor shower drainage, the fact that some 6 room flats have 1 cooker, compared to 7 room flats having 2, some flats are refurbished compared to others that aren't, 11.30 music cut off, windows open only slightly so in the summer/September it is unbearably hot, esp after a shower or in the kitchen.