44 Harefield Road, Sheffield, S11 8NU
A large 5 bedroom property, right in the heart of the thriving Ecclesall Road student community, and with Starbucks coffee shop on the corner at the end of the street. This generously sized property includes 5 double bedrooms all furnished with Ikea furnishings, digital aerial points, locks on doors and modern light fittings. Contemporary fitted kitchen with large lounge, again furnished with Ikea furnishings and 1 x shower room and separate WC. This Sheffield student accommodation is tastefully decorated throughout and is situated on one of the most desirable roads just off Ecclesall Road, 2 minutes' walk from the 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 great for living close to friends and other student groups.
- Bedrooms
- 5
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Rooms Available Now
- 0
- Rooms Available July 2021
- 0
- Area
- Ecclesall
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