27 Harefield Road, Sheffield, S11 8NU
This generously sized Sheffield student house includes 5 double bedrooms all furnished with Ikea furnishings, digital aerial points, locks on doors and modern light fittings. Fitted contemporary kitchen with large lounge (again with Ikea furnishings) and 1 shower room and separate WC. The student accommodation is tastefully decorated throughout and is situated on one of the most desirable streets just off Ecclesall Road. Only 2 minutes' walk from Collegiate campus, Tesco, Boots, KFC, Nandos, Costa and other local amenities, within walking distance of the city centre and with good transport links to and from the city. A great location for bars and nightlife, this property is ideal for living close to friends and other groups of students.
- Bedrooms
- 5
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Rooms Available Now
- 0
- Rooms Available July 2021
- 5
- Area
- Ecclesall
Or call 0114 266 9900
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