Student studio flat to rent Leadmill Road, Sheffield, S1

Looking for city centre living in Sheffield? Leadmill Point is for you. From here, it's just a two-minute walk to Sheffield Hallam University and five minutes to the train station.Classic ensuite - 33wks = £116pppwClassic ensuite - 44wks = £105pppwClassic ensuite - 50wks = £102pppwWe have a number of room options here at Leadmill Point. If you'd like a private bathroom, choose an en-suite. Don't mind sharing? We have rooms with shared bathrooms from your room, our shared common room with Archways has pool, table football, a TV, and comfy sofas - ideal for chilling out in the whole city is on your doorstep here. But local highlights include The Leadmill, Sheffield's oldest live music venue, and the four-screen independent cinema the FeaturesEn-suite flats 4-7 flatmates¾ Bed size in all roomsRoom-Bedroom* Desk* Mirror* Curtains* Noticeboard* Desk chair* Under bed storage* Bedside table* WardrobeRoom-Bathroom* Shower* Washbasin* Toilet* Towel rail* Mirror* Shower curtainRoom-Kitchen* Fridge freezer* Kitchen Bin* Chairs* Mop and bucket* Oven* Noticeboard* Dustpan and brush* Sofa* Breakfast bar* Stools* Iron* Vacuum cleaner* Ironing boardDeposit: £510Holding Deposit: £102

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