Brighthelm is it good

ive got brighthelm, is it good

Hello, I have not lived in brighthelm personally; however I have seen what the accommodation looks like, and I do have a friend who really enjoyed living in brighthelm in her first year. Overall, the accommodation looks like a nice cosy, small house. The rooms are ok in size; big enough for you to store your belongings, and to make the space your own. You will share a bathroom with 1 or 2 people max, since there is 1 bathroom upstairs, and 1 bathroom downstairs. You will also have a sink in your bedroom, which is always helpful. Your number of flats mates will usually be 4, which means you will definitely have a good chance of getting to know everyone really well You will have an access to washing machine/dryer without having to use a paid- launderette - so that's definitely a big bonus .

Let me know if you have any other questions about living in university halls, or anything else

Kasia (4th Year Medical Neuroscience Student (MSCI) with a Year Abroad)

Hi Kasia, the Brighthelm webpage says one would need to go to Park village for laundry? Are you sure on washing machine/dryer?

Hello @Djohn1988 and @topazdaffodil,

I was able to get confirmation from the Housing Team.
Brighthelm does have its own washing machine and dryer.

Brighthelm differs slightly from our more traditional halls, instead of being laid out in flats it is made up of townhouses. As such, each townhouse has its own washing machine and tumble dryer. So, while the laundrette at Park Village is indeed the closest "laundrette", students living in these halls have access to their own washer and dryer.

I hope this helps!
If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Kind Regards,
Erica (3rd Year Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence)