Heald Court offers modern, clean, and stylish shared student flats just a 15-minute walk from the University of Manchester, making those early morning commutes a thing of the past. A short bus ride also gives easy access to Manchester Business School, the Royal Northern College of Music, and several other key universities and colleges.
Perfect for postgraduates, Heald Court features clusters of shared en-suite accommodation with 100MB WiFi, ideal for studying or streaming. The smaller, quieter buildings are surrounded by leafy gardens, creating a peaceful, relaxed atmosphere to support your studies. Each room includes a comfortable bed, a dedicated desk and chair, and a modern shower to start your day off right. Cook up a delicious meal in your private modern kitchen, complete with integrated appliances, a breakfast bar, and comfortable seating areas.
Safety is a top priority, with 24-hour CCTV and secure entry doors ensuring peace of mind at all times.
Location:
One of the most heavily populated areas in the UK with a reported figure of 2,550,000 people living in the city. The city is reported to date back as far as 79 AD and is one of the oldest recorded settlements in the UK. The city is also one of the most popular cities in the UK for students to go to study.
Culture:
The city of Manchester has a very long history and the city takes the history very seriously and you can tell just by looking around all of the museums that they have littered around the city. Some of the museums include; the National Football Museum, the Imperial War Museum North and Manchester Art Gallery, all of which are affordable and accessible to all members of the public.
There are a number of cinemas in the city too which show the latest in Hollywood films right now, including; Odeon (With it’s own IMAX Screen too), AMC 16 Cinema and Showcase Cinemas, however, those looking to see more independent features should join one of the city’s many film societies.
There are a number of famous people from Manchester too including; Noel Gallagher, Liam Gallagher, Shaun Ryder, Bernard Hill, Ian Mcshane and Lisa Cross.
Nightlife:
The city of Manchester is awash with things to do, and the nightlife is one of the many examples of that! You can check out some of the amazing things to do in Manchester below as we’ve compiled a list of three places that we think could be right up your street, we recommend that you check them out.
First up we have Sankeys, one of the most popular clubs in the whole of Manchester, with it’s exclusive live acts, wonderful atmosphere, amazing music, great drinks and friendly staff, you’ll want to be coming back time and time again to strut your stuff on the dancefloor. We recommend this one very highly!
Secondly, we have The Milton Club, the club that has the true VIP experience, you’ll feel like a real celebrity as you try some of the best cocktails, VIP areas, DJ sets and photography that money can offer! You’re going to be talking about this club for some time!
And finally, coming with it’s own shisha aera is the nightclub The Bijou Club, the club that has everything you need! Low lights can be off-putting for some, but not here; everything here glows in the dark and the whole club is something out of this world! It has to be seen to be believed.
Activities:
The city has a number of things that they do to keep the community together, but the main activity that is run is that of the Manchester International Arts Festival, which has before featured some of the best in upcoming opera (Such as Damon Albarn’s Dr. Dee) or some of the best from film and various other events. Grab your tickets right now; you’ll love this festival!
Transport:
The transport in Manchester is very efficient, with it’s own tramway system, bus services and cycle paths which are also complemented by a train station too. Manchester is also home to the third busiest airport in the UK, which is good if you’re looking to take a mini-break abroad at any point.
Source, University Compare
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