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If you don't like sharing a flat with a group of other students, then Grange Lane, a cozy student accommodation in Leicester, is for you. It has a more independent feel to the layout than the other flats. Many students love the private studio-style rooms, which have their own full kitchen, bathroom, and living room, or if you choose a non-suite room, you can share the living room and kitchen facilities with one or two flatmates on top of your own room, which is perfect for a group of girlfriends and brothers!
Don't worry about the location either, just a 5-minute walk to De Montfort University and the bustling city center, with hundreds of shops, restaurants, and bars as well as the cinema all within easy reach.
Features:
The flats are available as Non-enuites with shared bathrooms or as studios with separate kitchens and bathrooms. The building is covered with Wifi and each room is heated with manual temperature adjustment.
The flats include amenities such as full access control, 24-hour surveillance, 24-hour hot water, fully furnished, kitchen facilities, a study room, laundry, and cable TV. The fee includes WiFi, water, electricity, and heating. In addition, there is security insurance, a cleaning service, a maintenance team, and disabled facilities.
In addition to all the indoor amenities, you can also come outside for active walks. The beautiful outdoor environment and the convenience of living in the neighborhood will surely make you love this place.
Location and What's Hot?
Grange Lane Apartments are truly at the heart of student living in London. A stone's throw away, you'll find the iconic British Museum, home to world-class exhibitions and a rich collection of global artifacts. For green space enthusiasts, the serene Russell Square Garden is a great spot to unwind after a busy day of studying. A short walk leads you to the vibrant Covent Garden - a hub of shops, restaurants, and cultural events that never fail to entertain.
And, not to forget, the British Library, holding a treasure tro...
