Students looking for student accommodation near Keele University can consider this option, as it is a 15-minute commute away from campus. 

Various bus stops surround the property, with the nearest being Hanover Street, a minute’s walk away, followed by the Hanover bus stops, three minutes away. Other nearby stops include Borough Arms Hotel, Merrial Street (Stop A), and Newcastle Bus Stn Arr. Stand, all four minutes away.

Deakin's Yard is a Newcastle-under-Lyme student accommodation that offers various en-suite rooms and studios. The property also has one-bedroom apartment options and two-bed ensuites. All rooms feature comfortable beds, study areas, wardrobes, private bathrooms, and cupboards. You’ll have access to communal kitchens in the case of ensuite rooms and kitchenettes in the case of studios and apartments. The two bed ensuite will have the same amenities in addition to two separate beds. 

Features

Various features make this Newcastle-under-Lyme student accommodation one of your best picks in the city! There, you’ll have access to impressive facilities such as cinema rooms, where you can have a cinema experience with an added layer of comfort and study spaces for the most focus possible. If you’re into fitness, you’re in luck, too, as the property hosts an on-site gym where you can conveniently work out and stay healthy. You can also relax in the property’s gardens when the weather's nice. Deakin's Yard also has on-site staff that can assist you whenever needed, as well as bike storage and internet access. In addition, all utility bills are included in the rent, so you will not have to worry about any additional expenses. 

Newcastle-under-Lyme is located in Staffordshire, England, and is a market town. It is near Stoke-on-Trent and is often regarded as one of the happiest places to live in the UK, especially among retirees. The town was first incorporated in 1173 and was named after the “new castle,"  which was built by Ranulf de Gernons, 4th Earl of Chester and stands near the Lyme forest. For students, it is best known for being home to the University of Keele and having engineering, electronics, and brick and tile making as its main industries. Geographically, the city is located in west-central England and is on the Northwestern corner of Staffordshire. 

Places to Visit

There are various places to visit near the Newcastle-under-Lyme student accommodation, some of which include:

• Basmati Restaurant - One-minute walk 

• Newcastle under Lyme Library - Three-minute walk

• Cappello Lounge - Four-minute walk

• Vue Cinema Newcastle-Under-Lyme - Six-minute walk

• ALDI - Nine-minute walk

• Morrisons - Nine-minute walk

• The Brampton Museum - 11-minute walk