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Edinburgh has many good student accommodations, but Lady Nicolson Court is one of the best. Situated in a lively and safe area, this student accommodation is very popular with students. Distance from the top universities in the city is one of the main features students look for in accommodations, the University of Edinburgh is located just a 4 min walk away, and the Edinburgh College of Art is a 11 min walk away, and this makes Lady Nicolson Court very appealing to its residents. Many different rooms are offered at this student accommodation, like Studio - Bronze, Studio - Silver, and Studio - Gold. All the studios offered at Lady Nicolson Court come fully furnished.
The interiors at this student accommodation are modern and chic but still are able to keep the comfort factor that the residents crave. The public transport in the city is fast and efficient with the nearest bus stop; the Nicolson Square Bus Stop is only a 2 min walk away, the nearest tram stop, York Place (Stop YJ), is a 7 min bike ride away and the closest railway station, Edinburgh Waverley, is an 11 min walk away. Edinburgh is one of the most welcoming cities in the world, and the quality of education and beauty attracts a large number of students, both national and international. A large number of tourists also come to Edinburgh to admire the stunning architecture, rustic buildings and buzzy atmosphere. The students staying at Lady Nicolson Court will never run out of things to do in this city.
Features
The studios at Lady Nicolson Court come fully furnished with chic and modern furniture and interiors while also being super comfortable. Many different types of studios are offered to the students to choose from, like Studio - Bronze, Studio - Silver, and Studio - Gold. All the rooms come with a number of amenities and facilities that are there to make all the residents feel right at home. One of the other main features of the student accommodation is the distance from the universities in the city, The University of Edinburgh is located just a 4 min walk away, and the Edinburgh College of Art is an 11 min walk away. All the rooms come with a bathroom that is clean, tidy, and equipped with a shower, a fully equipped kitchen so the residents can cook whatever they like at their own convenience, an in-room washing machine which makes doing laundry easy and fast and a personal living space with no interruptions. All bills, such as wifi, water, electricity, and heating are included with the rent, so the residents will not have to worry about juggling all the different payments.
There is also a communal lounge in the student accommodation where the residents can interact and hang out with their neighbours and friends. There are plenty of shops and restaurants nearby where the resident can go too. There are no hidden costs or limits, and this will give the students peace of mind. There is also a social events calendar for the residents at Lady Nicolson Court which makes sure that there are events for them all throughout the year. Dual occupancy is also offered at no extra cost for the studios. Desks, a Chair, a spacious wardrobe, a combi oven, a kettle, an iron, a toaster, a vacuum and a comfortable double bed are also provided. Common amenities include a parcel receipt service, and a self-contained kitchen, bathroom and living space.
Location and What's Hot?
Lady Nicolson Court is located in an extremely safe and buzzing area of Edinburgh. There are a number of things to do in Edinburgh, like visiting the bars and clubs; there are also plenty of restaurants and cute little breakfast places nearby to grab a bite. The esteemed universities are located close to this student accommodation, with The University of Edinburgh located just a 4 minutes' min walk away and the Edinburgh College of Art a 11 min walk away. The commute to and from the university won't be a problem as the closest bus stop to Lady Nicolson Court, the Nicolson Square Bus Stop, is only a 2 min walk away, and the nearest tram stop, York Place (Stop YJ), is a 7 min bike ride away and the closest railway station, Edinburgh Waverley, is an 11 min walk away.
There are a number of different things the residents of Lady Nicolson Court can do nearby and they will never run out of places to visit. There are various restaurants nearby where the residents can grab a bite at like Howies Restaurant, Wedgwood The Restaurant, Burgers and Beers Grillhouse, Taste of Italy and Holyrood Restaurant. There are also a number of bars and pubs to visit that serve amazing chilled drinks like The Mitre Bar Barony Bar, Whiski Bar and Restaurant, Waterloo Bar and The Advocate. There are also cute little cafes all over the city, especially near the student accommodation like Guajira Cafe and Coffee, Cafe Edinburgh, The Richmond Cafe, Red Kite Cafe and Cafe Vivo where you can get amazing snacks. On nice sunny days, visiting the park and getting some fresh air is a perfect idea and for that, there are a number of parks and gardens nearby, like Treverlen Park, Meadowfield Park, Bingham Park, Baronscourt Park and Hope Park Square. There are also plenty of grocery stores and supermarkets closeby for the residents to shop at, like Tesco Express, Sainsbury’s Local, Morrisons and Scottish Grocer.
Commute
The public transport in Edinburgh is fast and convenient for the students studying there and especially for the residents of Lady Nicolson Court. The nearest bus stop, the Nicolson Square Bus Stop is only a 2 min walk away, the nearest tram stop, York Place (Stop YJ), is a 7 min bike ride away and the closest railway station, Edinburgh Waverley, is an 11 min walk away. Walking and cycling are the healthiest and most environmentally friendly modes of commute, while taxis are the faster but way more expensive mode. There are also student discounts and cards offered to students, so be sure to look out for those.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Some studio rooms offer dual occupancy - can my friend come to live with me?
What is the difference between bronze, silver, gold and platinum rooms?
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What should I bring with me to live at a property?
Bedding is not provided unless included in an offer (check with the relevant property team or Ts & Cs), so bring a sheet to cover the mattress, a duvet and pillows. Information about bed sizes can be found on the room pages. You can get a bedding pack, kitchenware or bathroom accessories before your arrival from UniKitOut, a UK based company that will deliver your items before your check-in date. This will be delivered to your room or the property reception desk ready to use from day one of your arrival (if items are ordered before the deadline).
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