If you’re looking for student accommodation near Edinburgh Napier University, Murieston Crescent is a perfect choice, as it’s only a six-minute ride away from the campus. The property is surrounded by bus stops; the nearest is the Gorgie City Farm bus station, a four-minute walk from the building, as well as Tynecastle, an eight-minute walk away from the property.

Murieston Crescent is a student accommodation in Edinburgh that features a variety of room types that cater to all your student life needs and more. You can select an en-suite room within shared apartments or studio rooms. Both room types are furnished with full-length mirrors, a dedicated study space with a desk and chair, a comfy double bed, ample storage space, a pinboard, and a private bathroom. 

The only significant difference between both room types is that the studio room has its own kitchenette area, which includes a two-ring hob with an extractor, an electric oven, a fridge, and a freezer. While in the en-suite room, you'll have access to a fully equipped kitchen shared with your flatmates.

Features

Murieston Crescent, this Edinburgh student accommodation, provides the student with a top-notch stay experience by offering high-quality facilities. Among these amenities are super-fast Wi-Fi, perfect for your online classes and face-timing your family; on-site laundry to make your stay hassle-free; a quiet study room to focus on your studies; a courtyard; and a games area so you can make some friends and enjoy your time peacefully. On top of that, it's an all-inclusive property with all bills included in the rent, so that doesn't let you think about paying additional fees.

Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland, has a large student community with a relatively small population compared to many of the other cities in the ranking. The city houses a variety of well-known universities, such as the University of Edinburgh, Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh, and Edinburgh Napier University. That's why many students all over the world flock to it, which adds to its diversity and the student mix. 

Throughout the year, Edinburgh hosts several festivals, from the Edinburgh International Science Festival to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, attracting people to explore its unique charm. It is also home to many museums and a huge collection of art galleries like the National Museum of Scotland, the Writers’ Museum, the National War Museum, and many others. Speaking of history, you don’t want to miss seeing the famous Edinburgh Castle. It has been used as a residence for the royal family, a prison, and a fortress, and is now part of Edinburgh’s rich history. There is plenty to do and explore in this vibrant city.

Places to visit

• The Gorgie Fish Bar - Seven-minute walk  

• Lazeez Tandoori - Seven-minute walk 

• The Caley Sample Room - Eight-minute walk 

• Murieston Park - One-minute walk  

• White Park - Nine-minute walk