Rooms - Shared Bathroom Single Room
40 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
Move in from
£100.00
From (Per week)
Great if you want to sit in your room for the entire year, but poor ventilation in the rooms, so they heat up easily and don't cool down so well. We had mice in the kitchen for the entire year despite reporting it 2 weeks after moving in (And then again every 3 weeks afterwards) Security/maintenance respond quickly to break-ins however The internet speed is brilliant, and it's a fairly comfortable experience if you're standards are low and you're just wanting a place to live (Speaking more for the flats than the houses)
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Great if you want to sit in your room for the entire year, but poor ventilation in the rooms, so they heat up easily and don't cool down so well. We had mice in the kitchen for the entire year despite reporting it 2 weeks after moving in (And then again every 3 weeks afterwards) Security/maintenance respond quickly to break-ins however The internet speed is brilliant, and it's a fairly comfortable experience if you're standards are low and you're just wanting a place to live (Speaking more for the flats than the houses)
Postcode | TS1 3NN |
Price from | £100.00 per week for 24/25 (subject to availability) |
Features | Car Parking For Additional Fee, Coin-operated Communal Laundry, Communal Kitchen |
40 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
Move in from
£100.00
From (Per week)
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Great if you want to sit in your room for the entire year, but poor ventilation in the rooms, so they heat up easily and don't cool down so well. We had mice in the kitchen for the entire year despite reporting it 2 weeks after moving in (And then again every 3 weeks afterwards) Security/maintenance respond quickly to break-ins however The internet speed is brilliant, and it's a fairly comfortable experience if you're standards are low and you're just wanting a place to live (Speaking more for the flats than the houses)
not really anything to mention here!
Very spacious and clean.
Needs updating and maintaining better