This Leicester student accommodation is about a 5-minute walk from the University of Leicester and De Montfort University. The Charles Street (Stand EB) and Charles Street (Stand EA) bus stops are just across the street from the building to make sure you could get anywhere within minutes. 

Pannell House is a Leicester student accommodation that consists of 89 studio apartments close to the University of Leicester and De Montfort University, as well as local transportation and the city centre. Zone Developments Pannell House Studio rooms come with one bed, a breakfast bar and two stools, an en-suite bathroom, and a kitchenette.

Features

Pannell House, this Leicester student accommodation, has state-of-the-art gyms and study rooms, as well as a smart door entry system and dedicated broadband internet. Wi-Fi, a 24-hour on-site gym, a study area, laundry facilities, a multimedia room, a games area, a communal lounge area, a hosting kitchen, a large courtyard with a cinematic TV, contents insurance, social events, on-site maintenance, secure bike storage, communal housekeeping, on-site management, and a secure deposit through Deposit Protection Schemes are all available at Pannel House student accommodation.

Isn't Leicester a boring city with nothing going on? Wrong! Leicester is a humming, happening hub of activity with a long history of being fascinating. So here are some interesting facts about Leicester that you should know if you want to live at Pannell House student housing. Leicester had multiple railway stations. Leicester Central railway station, located west of the city centre, opened in 1899 as part of a line connecting London Marylebone to Nottingham. However, after decades of operation, the station began to deteriorate and was ultimately deactivated in 1969.

Other long-gone railway stations in Leicester include Campbell Street Station, West Bridge Station, Belgrave Road Station, and Humberstone Road Station, as older Lancastrians may recall. West Bridge Station was on the Leicester and Swannington Railway, one of the world's first railway lines designed by Robert Stephenson, the son of railway pioneer George Stephenson.

Places to Visit

• Oodles Leicester is a few steps away from Pannell House.
• Tesco Express is a few miles down the road from this Leicester student accommodation. 
• PureGym is a short stroll away from the building.