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Broga House, Cork
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About the Property
Nido Borga House Cork is a comfortable and chic cork student accommodation. Borga house cork has a variety of ensuites and studio apartments which a student can choose from. This Borga Cork student accommodation is near the Tyndall National Institute, which is a quick walk of 2 minutes and Cork English Academy, which is in close proximity of a 3-minute walk.
Cork is the second largest city in the Republic of Ireland and the third largest city on the island of Ireland. This city has its history longing from the 6th Century and was a historical port after Dublin in the Scandinavian trade route. The City of Cork was previously walled off in 1185, and some sections of the wall and the gate still remain today, which attracts a number of tourists. Cork is twin sisters with cities like San Francisco and Shanghai and is considered to be a quiet and calm place to live. The temperatures in Cork aren't too extreme and are usually pleasant and oceanic.
Features
Broga House Cork, students will find a diverse range of room types tailored to their needs, including Deluxe Ensuite, Superior Ensuite, Classic Studio, Classic Ensuite, Classic Plus Ensuite, Premium Ensuite, Standard Ensuite, Premium Studio, Standard Plus Ensuite, and Superior Studio. Every room is carefully designed to improve student living. They include comfy double beds. You'll find personal study areas with large desks and plenty of storage for your things. The designated wardrobes provide plenty of space for clothing and personal items.
When it comes to shared spaces, Broga House Apartments ensures that students can connect and collaborate with ease. The Wi-Fi across the Broga House Student Accommodation keeps you online and connected, whether you're studying or streaming your favorite shows. Different study areas create a great space for learning. The gym helps you stay fit, too. For leisure moments, the games room and lounge offer perfect spots to unwind with friends. Laundry day is easy with the laundry facilities. Residents' events let you socialize and build lasting connections. This setup offers comfort and luxury for a self-sufficient lifestyle. The Broga House Cork offers students a great home-away-from-home. Best of all, all utilities like hot water, electricity, contents insurance, and Wi-Fi are included in the rent of Broga House Cork.
Location and What's Hot?
Cork, a bustling Irish city known for its culture and educational excellence, is home to prestigious institutions like the University College Cork, Cork Institute of Technology, and several prestigious academies.
Just a short walk from Broga House, Cork is Washington Street. It's full of student-friendly cafes. Here, you can sip artisan coffee or enjoy a hearty meal. The Alchemy Coffee and Books and Three Fools Coffee stand out as popular spots to unwind after a long day of studies or to catch up with friends. Scoozi’s Restaurant is perfect for enjoying tasty international or local dishes in a cozy setting. Liberty Grill is known for its delicious breakfast and brunch options. The nightlife near Broga House in Cork is lively. Classic pubs like The Rock and Reardens Bar offer a true Irish experience. You won't have to go far to enjoy them. If you love dancing all night, The Secret Garden Cork offers great music and tasty cocktails in a lively setting. Grocery shopping is easy with nearby stores like Tesco Metro and ALDI. Students can quickly grab their essentials without any fuss. If you need medical help, Mercy University Hospital is close by. This gives you peace of mind, knowing healthcare services are nearby.
Student life is not just about academics and daily essentials; it's also about cultural immersion and leisure. The Lewis Glucksman Gallery displays contemporary art for those curious about aesthetics. The English Market is a popular spot for tourists. It combines traditional Cork charm with a wide selection of fresh produce. Mardyke Sports Ground is great for sports fans and fitness lovers. It has excellent facilities close by. The Cork City Library invites bookworms to enjoy a peaceful spot for studying and leisure reading. This adds to the well-rounded student life that Broga House Cork student accommodation promotes. In conclusion, Broga House is more than just a place to sleep and offers a chance to dive into student life.
Commute
Living at Broga House Cork offers students the convenience of easy access to local transportation, which is crucial for getting around the city of Cork. Students at Broga House have easy access to the Washington Street (Centra) bus stop. This bus stop connects them to many places in Cork. The Western Road (UCC Castlewhite Apartments) bus stop is nearby. This gives them more travel choices. Broga House Cork is close to Kent Station and is great for students who like fast rail transport. They can easily access regional and intercity trains. They make commuting easy and help you discover all that Cork offers. The strategic location of Broga House Cork student accommodation, ensures that students can navigate their academic and social activities with ease.
Pet policy
Although They love fluffy animals, pets are not permitted at PMG. However assistant/support animals are welcome provided that evidence of same is provided by the student, this includes verification from the disability support officer of your college.
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Room Types (10)
Ensuite
Classic Ensuite
Premium Ensuite
Deluxe Ensuite
Superior Ensuite
Standard Ensuite
Studio
Classic Studio
Shared Community And Utilities
Fitness And Recreation
Security
Property Services
Bills Included
House Rules
Payment and Fees
For 26-27 AY:-1. A €100 Booking Fee is required to secure the accommodation.2. It is credited against the first rent instalment once the contract is signed.
For 26-27 AY:-1. If you're booking a 51-week tenancy you can choose to pay in full, or in 2 or 9 instalments. 2. If you're booking a 41-week tenancy you can choose to pay in full, or in 2 or 8 instalments. Note :- The first instalment is due on 1st August and all subsequent payments dates can be found on your license agreement.
Credit card, debit card and bank transfer.
For 26-27 AY:-1. All applicants are required to nominate a responsible person to act as a guarantor. The guarantor must be over 18 years of age and cannot be someone who is living with the applicant (other than parents or guardians) or in other accommodation managed by them.2. A guarantor is required to meet all the obligations as set out in the Licence including guaranteeing the payment of rent if not paid by the tenant and any costs arising from breaches of the tenancy. 3. Their team will also contact the guarantor if the tenant has been involved with serious incidents of antisocial behaviour. 4. Should the tenant fall into arrears or breach any obligations of the Licence, the guarantor will be contacted to ensure the breach is rectified.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a guarantor be needed?
The choice is up to each resident. They can select to have a guarantor, which allows them to pay rent in instalments, or, if they prefer and are able to make their full year’s payment upfront, they won’t need a guarantor.
How can residents choose the best room for them?
The team wants residents to choose a room they will be happy living in, and they know everyone has a different wish list — from the floor the room is on, to the view, and the amenities in the room. The Residents’ Team will be on hand to discuss this and help make the best selection.
Can residents visit and look around before booking?
Of course! The team is very proud of the properties and would love to show them around. Bringing friends or family members along is absolutely fine too.
Can residents book together with a group of friends?
Yes! The team knows that choosing who to live with is really important, so in properties with shared apartments, group bookings can easily be organized by getting in touch.
Is a TV licence needed?
Yes, unless otherwise specified that it is covered, if residents watch or record programmes as they are being shown, watch catch-up TV such as iPlayer, or watch live TV online, a licence will be needed.
Can residents have a pet?
Student accommodation is often not a suitable environment for pets, which is why pets of any shape or size are not allowed.
Can residents invite guests to stay in their room?
Yes, occasional overnight guests are allowed. However, no one should stay for more than three consecutive nights, and residents should always check with flatmates first to make sure they are comfortable with extra guests.
Will rooms be inspected?
Yes, inspections are conducted at least three times during the tenancy. The team checks for cleanliness and hopes not to find damage or missing items. After each inspection, residents are informed if any charges need to be made to fix issues. Invoices are issued immediately for recharges after the first two inspections; after the final inspection, deductions will be made from the tenancy deposit.
Do residents need to move out over the Christmas and Easter holidays?
No, rooms are the residents’ for the whole tenancy period. Moving out is only necessary at the end of the agreement.
Can residents smoke or vape?
All properties are smoke-free, including all types of e-cigarettes and vapes. Smoking is not allowed in any private or communal area, including bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, and internal social spaces. Designated smoking areas can be found outside the building.
What should residents do if they are not totally satisfied?
The management hopes residents will love living in the accommodation but acknowledges there may be times when things don’t go perfectly. All complaints are taken seriously, and the team will try their best to resolve any issues the first time.
What behavior and conduct is expected of residents?
Residents are expected to contribute to a safe and clean environment where individuals respect each other, their home, and the local community.
