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Chaucer Building, 57 Grainger Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, NE1 5JE

Key features

  • £165 PPPW
  • Available September 2024
  • Prime Location
  • Modern Fittings
  • Spacious
  • 3 bathrooms

Description

Student life in the heart of Newcastle city centre offers an exhilarating and diverse experience, perfectly blending academic pursuits with a vibrant urban lifestyle. As the central hub of culture, learning, and entertainment, Newcastle city centre provides students with an array of opportunities and resources to make their university journey memorable and enriching.

1. Proximity to Universities: Living in the city centre puts you within a stone's throw of prominent institutions like Newcastle University and Northumbria University. This convenience means less time commuting and more time fully engaging in campus life and studies.
2. Diverse Student Community: The city centre attracts a diverse and international student community. Interacting with peers from different backgrounds and cultures broadens your horizons, fostering valuable global connections.
3. Academic Resources: The city centre boasts an abundance of academic resources, from well-equipped university libraries to private study spaces and research facilities. These support your educational goals and enable you to excel in your chosen field.
4. Amenities and Services: You'll find everything you need in the city centre, including grocery stores, shopping districts, healthcare facilities, and a variety of restaurants and eateries to cater to all tastes and budgets.
5. Cultural Attractions: Newcastle city centre is a cultural hub, with numerous museums, art galleries, theatres, and historic sites. You can immerse yourself in the arts and explore the rich cultural heritage of the city.
6. Entertainment and Nightlife: The city centre comes alive at night with an exciting array of bars, clubs, live music venues, and entertainment options. Students can enjoy a vibrant nightlife scene and an array of dining experiences.
7. Public Transportation: The city centre is well-connected with excellent public transportation, including buses and the Tyne and Wear Metro, making it easy to navigate the city and travel to surrounding areas.
8. Community Engagement: Newcastle's city centre offers opportunities for community engagement and volunteering, allowing students to make a positive impact on the local community while gaining practical experience and giving back.
9. Safety and Convenience: The city centre is known for its safety, which is reassuring for students living away from home. Its well-lit streets, pedestrian-friendly environment, and active community contribute to a secure and welcoming atmosphere.
10. Green Spaces: Although it's a bustling urban centre, you'll find pockets of green spaces and parks for relaxation and recreation, providing a peaceful balance to your student life.

In summary, student life in Newcastle city centre is a dynamic and well-rounded experience. With its accessibility, diverse community, ample academic and cultural resources, and exciting social scene, it offers students an exceptional opportunity to flourish academically while savouring the best that city life has to offer.
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Chaucer Building, 57 Grainger Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, NE1 5JE

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Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode
  • Newcastle Central Station0.2 miles
  • St James Station0.3 miles
  • Manors Station0.5 miles

About the agent

Greetham Gilbert, Jesmond

25 Osborne Road, Jesmond, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE2 2AH

Greetham Gilbert, Jesmond

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