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38 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
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£212.38
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The flats only come with a kitchen and a table so there isn’t any nice social space like at other unis. No sofas or even any communal spaces downstairs shared with all the flats. Could definately be improved but the rooms and bathrooms were spacious
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The flats only come with a kitchen and a table so there isn’t any nice social space like at other unis. No sofas or even any communal spaces downstairs shared with all the flats. Could definately be improved but the rooms and bathrooms were spacious
Price from | £212.38 per week (subject to availability) |
Catering | Self-catered |
Postcode | E1 4QA |
38 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
Move in from
£212.38
From (Per week)
Queen Mary University of London (QMUL)
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The rooms are slightly outdated, with little work been done to them. The room walls had dents in and the kitchen .ooks very outdated too. It needs freshen up.
The building is quite old and the communal area (kitchen) is pretty faulty, with appliances often breaking down, as well as cleaning not being very good. Also, our windows never really open so the musty smell never truly leaves, as well as being quite small and faulty compared to other accommodations
The flats only come with a kitchen and a table so there isn’t any nice social space like at other unis. No sofas or even any communal spaces downstairs shared with all the flats. Could definately be improved but the rooms and bathrooms were spacious
I was so lucky! the kitchen in my flat faces the canal and the park behind it. My room as well has the same view. Both the kitchen and the bedroom are really large and I get along well with my flatmates.
Best!
You have a bath, you will be the envy of the campus