6 Rooms Ensuite Clifford Flat (5&6 Bed) Single Occupancy - room
50 Weeks
Tenancy Length
21 Sep
Move in from
£220.00
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Great place to live, they provide lot of student engagements things lot of fun activities & games with proper security system
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Great place to live, they provide lot of student engagements things lot of fun activities & games with proper security system
Features | Bike Storage, Broadband, Cable TV |
Postcode | YO1 9TL |
Price from | £190.00 per week (subject to availability) |
50 Weeks
Tenancy Length
21 Sep
Move in from
£220.00
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47-51 Weeks
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21 Sep
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51 Weeks
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Flexible
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51 Weeks
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£223.00
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51 Weeks
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£190.00
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University of York
York St John University
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Very close to Uni and town centre, own gym and laundry room. Comfortable living space
Great place to live, they provide lot of student engagements things lot of fun activities & games with proper security system
Dreadful accommodation, overexpensive, york management and higher management are rude and unhelpful, don't stick to their licence agreement statements or protocol, don't take any responsibility for their actions. The building is smoke a mirrors- state of disrepair including poor plumbing, poor quality kitchen facilities (also have to pay ridiculous amount extra for Toaster and kettle) and silverfish problems
Excellent place to stay. Very responsive to emails and even decorated the room for me for my boyfriends birthday. Couldn’t ask for anything else
The location is fairly central, but it's a bit of a dodgy street. It's located next to a drug rehabilitation centre and some less than safe council flats. It's fine so long as you don't stray off the road towards town. Staff are mostly polite (especially the cleaning and maintenance staff) , but there are some really rude members of admin staff. There is no feeling of security or privacy either, because the staff are constantly walking around the corridors knocking on doors if music is too loud, if you leave the door slightly ajar etc. There's additional charges for everything from parking to multiple internet connections or TV licenses, which is super annoying. The accommodation is probably 90% international Chinese students, which is totally fine but it means it's hard for national students to integrate. The rooms are the smallest student rooms in York, yet some of the most expensive. That doesn't guarantee a great quality room though; you'll constantly find broken stuff.