Filbert Village, anyone?

Okay, so I'm looking at DMU as my first choice for adult nursing (I'm still waiting to hear back from them, so I'll be gutted if I don't get in!) and I'm looking at Filbert Village, because it looks lovely, but my only issue is with the kitchen - in the accommodation photos on the website, the kitchen looks tiny!

I was just wondering if I could get any input from anyone that lives there currently or has lived there before, just to see what it's really like?

Hey I go to DMU and i'm currently in my first year and am living at filbert village. The kitchen is a bit on the small side, but there is more than enough room for everyone, you get a cupboard each and a space under the sink - toaster, kettle, microwave, oven, fridge freezer plus cause it's open plan with the living room it really doesn't seem small. The actual bedrooms are a really nice size, but it isn't worth upgrading to the premium because it's only a slightly bigger bed then the singles and it isn't worth the £15 a week extra (that coming from the girl in the premium room in my flat). I'd personally say filbert village is the best value for money, you're in a great area cause you're close to morrisons and close to tesco (as well as corner shops such as costcutter). Plus, I have visited friends in Liberty park and the rooms are smaller than filbert and the toilets are like portaloos, I wouldn't recommend it! But if you're looking for somewhere really nice CODE is worth looking at for studio flats, they're a reasonable price and you get your own space

Overall, I'd say go for filbert!

I'm going with Primus Place for a studio. They're brand new and bigger and nicer than any other ones I've seen. Proper close to DMU Union as well.