I lived in Unsworth Park- ask me anything!
Hi everyone!
Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?
In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was:
-Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people
-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to
-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area
-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping
-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower
-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building
-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying
-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture
-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!
-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth Park
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?
In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was:
-Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people
-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to
-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area
-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping
-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower
-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building
-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying
-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture
-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!
-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth Park
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
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Hi! I am an international student. I have not yet decided which accommodation I would like to choose. Unsworth is under my consideration. I wonder if it's a little bit crowded to have 10 people sharing one kitchen? （UoM refectory does not provide dinner,right? so student need to cook at flats.) Also, I want to know if, during leisure time, people chat or socialize in the living room, or if they just stay in their own rooms. On Google Maps, I see there are many football fields around Unsworth Park. I wonder if it's possible to jog or play football there? (I need exercise to keep my energy up.) I am looking forward to your reply.
Reply 2
Original post by Yipiyap_Brooke
Hi everyone!
Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?
In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was:
-Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people
-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to
-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area
-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping
-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower
-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building
-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying
-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture
-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!
-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth Park
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?
In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was:
-Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people
-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to
-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area
-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping
-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower
-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building
-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying
-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture
-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!
-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth Park
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
hi, i didn't apply to unsworth as it is too expensive but i applied to denmark road, park view and rusholme place. have you heard anything about these accommodations?
Reply 3
Original post by maple-lyf
Hi! I am an international student. I have not yet decided which accommodation I would like to choose. Unsworth is under my consideration. I wonder if it's a little bit crowded to have 10 people sharing one kitchen? （UoM refectory does not provide dinner,right? so student need to cook at flats.) Also, I want to know if, during leisure time, people chat or socialize in the living room, or if they just stay in their own rooms. On Google Maps, I see there are many football fields around Unsworth Park. I wonder if it's possible to jog or play football there? (I need exercise to keep my energy up.) I am looking forward to your reply.
Hi!
1.
Students cook their own meals in Unsworth, but there are 'catered' accommodations that provide meals included. It can be messy having 10 people in the kitchen, and that depends on who you live with. But usually people will cook at different times, or be out of the flat to see friends or go to class so I wouldn't worry too much about the aspect of having people cooking at the same time.
2.
In Unsworth as the living room and kitchen are all in one big room, we would use the kitchen/living room to socialise and then go to our rooms when we wanted alone time. There's also space outside on the grass, so when the weather is nice we would sit out there.
3.
There is the Armitage sports center on Unsworth campus, where you can get a discounted gym membership, and lots of sports societies meet at the fields if you want to join a sports club. I also used to run around the fields and it was very pleasant!
Reply 4
Original post by Anonymous
hi, i didn't apply to unsworth as it is too expensive but i applied to denmark road, park view and rusholme place. have you heard anything about these accommodations?
Hi, I haven't visited anyone at these accommodations so I don't want to reply when I'm not sure! But I would say look up how close they are to the uni, if they're catered, and how many people you'd be sharing with! (Also, if you're on a budget, how close they are to a LIDL, ALDI or other affordable supermarket, as this makes a big difference to costs if you're planning on cooking your own meals!)
Reply 5
Original post by Yipiyap_Brooke
Hi, I haven't visited anyone at these accommodations so I don't want to reply when I'm not sure! But I would say look up how close they are to the uni, if they're catered, and how many people you'd be sharing with! (Also, if you're on a budget, how close they are to a LIDL, ALDI or other affordable supermarket, as this makes a big difference to costs if you're planning on cooking your own meals!)
thank you!!
Original post by Yipiyap_Brooke
Hi!
1.
Students cook their own meals in Unsworth, but there are 'catered' accommodations that provide meals included. It can be messy having 10 people in the kitchen, and that depends on who you live with. But usually people will cook at different times, or be out of the flat to see friends or go to class so I wouldn't worry too much about the aspect of having people cooking at the same time.
2.
In Unsworth as the living room and kitchen are all in one big room, we would use the kitchen/living room to socialise and then go to our rooms when we wanted alone time. There's also space outside on the grass, so when the weather is nice we would sit out there.
3.
There is the Armitage sports center on Unsworth campus, where you can get a discounted gym membership, and lots of sports societies meet at the fields if you want to join a sports club. I also used to run around the fields and it was very pleasant!
Thanks for your reply !
Reply 7
Original post by Yipiyap_Brooke
Hi everyone! Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was: -Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth ParkPlease let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
Original post by Yipiyap_Brooke
Hi everyone!
Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?
In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was:
-Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people
-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to
-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area
-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping
-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower
-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building
-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying
-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture
-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!
-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth Park
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?
In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was:
-Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people
-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to
-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area
-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping
-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower
-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building
-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying
-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture
-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!
-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth Park
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
Reply 9
Original post by Elsieholley
Hello, do you know if you are able to apply to stay with a friend applying at the same time in the same flat?
Hi! I'm not too sure you would be able to, but what I would say is that the flats are so close together, as in you're never more than a 5 minute walk to another Unsworth flat, so I wouldn't worry too much about being together anyway! Mostly you end up hanging out at your mate's flat anyway! Also it's good to have a bit of separation from friends you're going to uni with so that you can meet new people!
Original post by Yipiyap_Brooke
Hi everyone!
Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?
In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was:
-Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people
-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to
-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area
-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping
-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower
-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building
-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying
-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture
-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!
-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth Park
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?
In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was:
-Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people
-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to
-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area
-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping
-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower
-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building
-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying
-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture
-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!
-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth Park
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
Do you know how many floors there are at Carder? Also, how much is it to do laundry at Unsworth, I am reading it is very expensive ....!
Reply 11
Original post by h1blair
Do you know how many floors there are at Carder? Also, how much is it to do laundry at Unsworth, I am reading it is very expensive ....!
Hi! I don't- Heath had 4 floors and so did most others if that helps though! For laundry, they use Circuit Laundry there which is expensive as you have to pay for washing and drying. I'll be honest it was expensive! To keep costs down, you could consider buying a hanging dryer frame for your room/living room so you don't have to pay for the drier, and either take your clothes home with you when you visit and wash them there, or try and wash clothes with friends and split the costs. Chances are you won't have more than a few things in each pile (white/dark/colours) so if you all go together when you all have a fair bit of washing piling up then that'll help! (also worth buying a washing bag that goes inside the machine to separate your clothes from theirs though!)
Reply 12
Original post by Anonymous
hi, i didn't apply to unsworth as it is too expensive but i applied to denmark road, park view and rusholme place. have you heard anything about these accommodations?
Hi, I lived in park view for 1st year,
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It is a self-catered accommodation but there's a LIDL and an ASDA about 10/15 mins walk away. (in opposite directions though😪)
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You have a flat of 5 people all with ensuite, the kitchen is shared and there's a living room area included where u can chat/ watch TV with your flatmates
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You get a key and a fob that you'll use to get into ur flat/room and the accommodation building
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Bus stop right outside the accommodation where u can get a bus to Piccadilly and to Uni
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Uni is a walkable distance like 15 mins
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Right next to Whitworth park which is a nice place to hang out
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2 min walk from Denmark Road sports centre
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However, there's not many social spaces just a few benches and sofas
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For a city campus accommodation its relatively far from uni much closer to Victoria Park
any other qs lmk I'm happy to help
Reply 13
Original post by Anonymous
Hi, I lived in park view for 1st year,
any other qs lmk I'm happy to help
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It is a self-catered accommodation but there's a LIDL and an ASDA about 10/15 mins walk away. (in opposite directions though😪)
•
You have a flat of 5 people all with ensuite, the kitchen is shared and there's a living room area included where u can chat/ watch TV with your flatmates
•
You get a key and a fob that you'll use to get into ur flat/room and the accommodation building
•
Bus stop right outside the accommodation where u can get a bus to Piccadilly and to Uni
•
Uni is a walkable distance like 15 mins
•
Right next to Whitworth park which is a nice place to hang out
•
2 min walk from Denmark Road sports centre
•
However, there's not many social spaces just a few benches and sofas
•
For a city campus accommodation its relatively far from uni much closer to Victoria Park
any other qs lmk I'm happy to help
thank you!!
Reply 14
Hey! I have a few questions. Please answer them💖.
1) How do students divide the storage compartment for keeping the crockery and other stuff? Also, do everyone gets a compartment since there are 9 to 10 students??
2) Are there way too many flat parties at Unsworth? Because that would kill me, I don’t want my flat to have too many parties to the point that it gets annoying.😭
3) Are there fans or table fans in the rooms at Unsworth? I know there is a heater, but why not a fan as it might get a little hot sometimes.
4) Should I carry my own clothing iron?
1) How do students divide the storage compartment for keeping the crockery and other stuff? Also, do everyone gets a compartment since there are 9 to 10 students??
2) Are there way too many flat parties at Unsworth? Because that would kill me, I don’t want my flat to have too many parties to the point that it gets annoying.😭
3) Are there fans or table fans in the rooms at Unsworth? I know there is a heater, but why not a fan as it might get a little hot sometimes.
4) Should I carry my own clothing iron?
(edited 11 months ago)
Reply 15
Original post by Yipiyap_Brooke
Hi everyone!
Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?
In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was:
-Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people
-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to
-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area
-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping
-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower
-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building
-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying
-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture
-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!
-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth Park
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?
In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was:
-Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people
-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to
-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area
-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping
-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower
-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building
-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying
-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture
-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!
-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth Park
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
Hii, I’ll be moving into unsworth soon and my sister will be settling me in. So she’s planning on staying in my room for a couple of nights. Is that okay and is there a certain procedure i need to follow? Like do i need to register her somewhere or is there some policy on having guests stay over? Please let me know. thank you!
Reply 16
Original post by Anonymous
Hii, I’ll be moving into unsworth soon and my sister will be settling me in. So she’s planning on staying in my room for a couple of nights. Is that okay and is there a certain procedure i need to follow? Like do i need to register her somewhere or is there some policy on having guests stay over? Please let me know. thank you!
I too will be moving into Unsworth Park around September 2024💫🦋 So what building did you get? I got Bilberry
Reply 17
Original post by Yipiyap_Brooke
Hi everyone!
Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?
In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was:
-Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people
-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to
-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area
-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping
-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower
-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building
-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying
-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture
-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!
-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth Park
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?
In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was:
-Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people
-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to
-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area
-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping
-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower
-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building
-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying
-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture
-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!
-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth Park
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
Reply 18
Original post by h1blair
Do you know how many floors there are at Carder? Also, how much is it to do laundry at Unsworth, I am reading it is very expensive ....!
4 floors. I lived there for the first half of this academic year!
Reply 19
Original post by Yipiyap_Brooke
Hi everyone!
Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?
In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was:
-Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people
-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to
-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area
-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping
-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower
-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building
-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying
-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture
-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!
-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth Park
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
Are you considering your accommodation choices for the University of Manchester right now?
In my first year I lived in Unsworth Park, here's the rundown of how it was:
-Flats have ten bedrooms, so you'll find yourself sharing with 9 other people
-You can find your flatmates before you move in by joining Facebook groups for 'UOM accommodation' and looking up the flat you've been assigned to
-The kitchen and living room are part of the same room, which is nice as it becomes more of a social area
-It's not catered, so you'll have to do your own shopping
-Bedrooms have an en suite with a toilet, sink and shower
-You have a keypass for your bedroom, main door to your flat and for the building
-Platt Fields Park is close by for a walk and breath of fresh air in between studying
-Buses come frequently to the University, get any bus with a 4 in the number and it'll go to Piccadilly (city center) but these can get busy in the morning so you'll want to leave for uni sometimes up to an hour before your lecture
-There are lots of bike stores if you'd rather do that!
-Sainsburies is a short walk from the accommodation, though it can be an expensive place to shop, so I preferred the Lidl by Whitworth Park
Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd be happy to answer them!
Hello, this might be a silly question but which bus stop do unsworth residents usually get the bus to uni from? Cawdor road or ladybarn lane? They both seem to be more or less equally near the hall but I was wondering which one students prefer. Is the walk to and from any one stop safer, especially during the night?
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