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37 Weeks
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Flexible
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Overall it has been great. The accommodation itself was clean and has a beautiful view. It feels like a home away from home.
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University of Stirling Hall Rankings
| Carters Yard | #1 |
| Riverside Quay | #2 |
| Centro House | #3 |
| Fraser of Allander House | #4 |
| Beech Court | #5 |
| Alexander Court | #6 |
| Polwarth House | #7 |
| Union Street Development | #8 |
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Most helpful review
Overall it has been great. The accommodation itself was clean and has a beautiful view. It feels like a home away from home.
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
Fraser of Allander House Information
| Price from | £110.47 per week (subject to availability) |
| Catering | Self-catered |
| Postcode | FK9 4LE |
Room Types
Amenities
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Access
Features
- Communal Kitchen
Internet Access
- WiFi
Laundry
- Bed Linens & Towels
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
People/Staff
- Onsite Manager
Security & Safety
- Secure Building Entry
Services
- Cleaning Service
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
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Read Fraser of Allander House Reviews
Overall it has been great. The accommodation itself was clean and has a beautiful view. It feels like a home away from home.
Great views of the Wallace monument and super close to campus central. Only issues I’d have is with menial things like the sofas aren’t great and what not but all in all you’re getting what you pay for
Definitely not worth the money you're paying, the structure is quite old and looks like a prison. The rooms are small but have a lot of storage space, and don't have a sink, while both Muirhead and Polwarth do. The living room is quite good, but the kitchen could have been way better with small improvements such as a bigger fridge or a decent oven. Bathrooms are small and quite ugly, also the shower in my flat was terrible (you had to push a button every 30 seconds to get water, like a public shower!!!), but they were well equipped and good enough for 5 people. There are some vending machines at the entrance, which is good as Fraser is the only cheaper accommodation disposing of them. Laundry is not on site. The position is good if you want to get into uni life, but the town is 20 min by bus. If you're a fresher I think Fraser is one of the best options, as everyone in their first year lives on campus and the choice actually is quite poor.
I was in cheaper halls, I made really good friends there but you feel like you are paying £300 a month to live in a prison. And I was in the nicer cheaper halls! Also a lot of fire alarms. Cookers were not fixed when broken and squirrels come through the window. Stirling itself is pretty boring so thankfully there are regular trains to other cities.
Best value for money. Was in a 5 bed flats, large living room and kitchen compared to ASH, muirhead and polwarth. Lot's of storage in bedrooms. Two bathrooms, one with shower (sharing was never an issue). Building has a vending machine (polwarth, muirhead and donnely don't). Nice smoking area which is sheltered, a lot of people from fraser and donnely congregate here, met a lot friends here in first few weeks. In general; going for the cheaper flats is far more worth it and most people in the posh ones I've met wish they had, social life is better as porters are more relaxed and you don't need to let people in and out of the building with your key card every time you have friends round. Don't go for muirhead, it isn't any better than polwarth in terms of living conditions. Polwarth is a lot better than it initially seems so don't be put off if you're on a budget. Fraser and donnely are basically the same and flats are always really warm. Not a lot of living space in ASH.
Wifi is amazing, never had problems with it. Plenty of parties but people are respectful of others in the building.
Well kept as cleaners come once a week, rooms nice size with lots of storage space and really nice big desk for studying. Nice bathrooms, kitchen and sitting area good size.
Very basic, style is a bit dated, can be quite cold, but some of the rooms have a great view of Wallace monument.