Those looking for student accommodation near Staffordshire University will find this option ideal, as it is a 17-minute walk from the campus. Various bus stops surround the property within a five-minute radius. The closest bus stop is Stop R, a two-minute walk from the property. Next, at four minutes, you will find the Penkhull New Road bus stops. Within a five-minute walk, you’ll find bus stops P and O.

Stoke Student Village, the Stoke-on-Trent student accommodation, features various accommodation types to cater to varying budgets and preferences. These include different types of en-suite and studio room options. 

What both room types have in common is that they feature ¾ or twin beds, both providing a comfortable sleep as well as a work area where you can focus on your studies, which contains a chair and a desk and also contains various storage spaces and wardrobes. Some rooms will also have flat-screen TVs.

Both studios and en-suite rooms offered in this Stoke-on-Trent accommodation have private bathrooms inside your room. Studios, however, will contain a private kitchen, which typically includes a microwave and an oven, and a living area. En-suite rooms, however, will share these facilities among other flatmates in the form of extensive communal facilities.

Features

Stoke Student Village, the Stoke-on-Trent student accommodation, has various features that ensure the most convenience and comfort possible. Its on-site facilities include a gym where you can break a sweat and keep fit, a cinema room to have a cinema experience from the comfort of the building, and beautiful outdoor areas to make the most of the weather. Additionally, the property offers all bills included and super-fast Wi-Fi throughout the property.  

Stoke-on-Trent is a west-central English city located in the county of Staffordshire. It was especially popular for ceramics manufacturing, with its ceramics-producing towns being referred to as “the potteries”. This was also coupled with other industries, such as glasswork, metalworking, and rubber manufacturing. To this day, ceramic production is a big part of the city’s identity, so much so that Staffordshire University provides programmes in ceramic technology.

Places to Visit

Stoke Student Village, the Stoke-on-Trent student accommodation, enjoys a great central location, making it near amazing places to visit, some of which include:

• Lidl Stoke on Trent, Boothen Park, London Road - Three-minute walk

• Sainsbury’s Stoke on Trent Superstore - Four-minute walk

• Portmeirion Stoke, London Road - Four-minute walk

• Hills Fish and Chips - Four-minute walk

• Stoke Library - Five-minute walk

• Spode Museum - Seven-minute walk

• King's Hall - Seven-minute walk

• Subway Stoke-on-Trent station - 17-minute walk 

• Hanley Park - 27-minute walk