Student studio flat to rent Premium Ensuite - Brass Founders, Sheffield, S3

Only 10-minutes walk from the city centre and University of Sheffield. We've got a gym, cinema room, outside space, plus a common room with sofas, built-in Twister, air hockey and a basketball hoop.Classic ensuite - 44wks = £151pppwClassic ensuite - 51wks = £146pppwHome to over 430 students, Brass Founders is just a 10-minute walk from the University of Sheffield and the city centre (Sheffield Hallam is only 15 minutes away too).Choose a self-contained studio to get your own private kitchen, bathroom, TV, and washer/dryer. With an en-suite room, you'll get your own bathroom and and share everything else with your it's the boutique-style, ground floor common room that makes this a special place to live. When you want some quiet time, you'll find it on the sofas, in the comfy 'nook', at the solo and group study tables, or in the plush cinema if you need to let off steam, there's a gym, table football, built-in Twister, air hockey, an indoor basketball hoop (soft balls only please), and a huge outdoor Features 4-6 Flatmates 3/4 Bed sizeRoom-Bedroom Desk Mirror Curtains Noticeboard Desk chair Under bed storage Bedside table WardrobeRoom-Bathroom Shower Toilet roll holder Washbasin Towel rail Mirror Shower curtain ToiletRoom-Kitchen Fridge freezer Kitchen Bin Oven Mop and bucket Dustpan and brush Noticeboard Breakfast bar Sofa Iron Stools Ironing board Vacuum cleaner Microwave Ventilation systemDeposit: £730Holding Deposit: £146

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