Situated in the centre of historic Canterbury, this brand new bespoke student accommodation offers a range of studios and en-suite rooms. Just a short five minute walk from Palamon Court, you will find yourself in the beautifully landscaped Dane John Gardens, visiting beautiful Canterbury Cathedral or browsing the variety of shops on the high street.
With beds for over 500 students, this accommodation is located next to Canterbury Christ Church University, as well as being located on the 24 hours university bus route, enabling students to access the University of Kent or the city centre at any time of the day or night.
Palamon Court is not just a room, you will have access to the on-site common room with a TV, pool table and study area, along with a private gym. There is a booking dining room and kitchen on-site, for those students who love to cook and entertain!
To help you focus on your studies, there is a communal study area, should you like to work with peers. The desk in your room and fast and reliable wifi will also ensure you never fall behind on work!
All utilities are included in your rent, so you can really focus on student life. With a landscaped courtyard and quiet study areas, Palamon Court is the perfect accommodation for any student, and will truly become your home away from home.
Location:
Canterbury sits as one of the UK’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites and one of the most desirable university cities, too. The city is one of the most densely populated cities in the UK, boasting a population of 55,240 according to the most recent figures. Bluewater shopping centre, around 45 minute drive or an hour on the train, is home to hundreds of shops, restaurants and bars and the extra stuff you can get as a student could save you a fair bit of money on your trip, in terms of travel costs and discounts.
Culture:
Canterbury has a number of attractions open to the public. For the culture vultures, there’s a couple of interesting museums for you to look into, whether they be The Heritage Museum, The Beaney and the Roman Museum.
There are plenty of cinemas that you can see the latest films in too. The most popular will always be the city’s Odeon Cinema and for those looking for the more independent features on offer in the UK, should check out the Curzon Cinema.
Nightlife:
The city’s nightlife is as interesting as the city itself, a number of inviting pubs will line the city streets and have you clamouring to enjoy the atmosphere inside. At the University of Kent, they have their own, on-site club, it's very popular, it’s open to non-students too. The city also has a wide selection of award-winning restaurants and bars, too. If you're looking for a change of pace and maybe a nightclub or two, then you can find some very popular ones near the city’s centre.
Activities:
Canterbury operates the hugely popular food and drink festival every year and they also operate the Canterbury Heritage Open Days, which will give you a great insight into the history and heritage of the city.
Transport:
The transport of Canterbury has everything for your usual train stations and overground services to the major cities of London and Manchester and there are also licensed taxi services, bus services and a number of cycling incentives in the city, too.
Source: University Compare
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