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Yugo Lee Point, Cork
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Yugo Lee Point, Cork

S Main St, Cork, Ireland
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About the Property

Yugo Lee Point is an affluent and cozy student accommodation in Cork. The property offers a range of en-suites between 5 to 8 Bedroom apartments and are available on a variety of different floors. The property is in close proximity to well-known educational institutes such as University College Cork, St Johns, CIT School of Music, Crawford College of Art & Design, and Cork College of Commerce.

Features

This shared apartment comes with thoughtfully designed rooms. Each room has a double bed, an en-suite bathroom, super-fast broadband, desk, chair and generous storage. Plus, socialise with your friends in your very own kitchen/living room. You'll never miss out on your golden hour moments with the ideal windows in every bedroom that offer excellent lighting. Additionally, the washrooms and halls feature unique design elements that have been thoughtfully chosen with students in mind. This property has a cinema room, games area and common room for meeting your fellow residents. This place has got your back when it comes to its free high-speed Wi-Fi! Plus, you don't need to fret about extra bills because the bills included policy for electricity, heating, and water expenses. All furniture has been interior-designed for maximum comfort and style.

Location and What's Hot?

There are several available choices of nearby restaurants and hangout spots that you can explore. Scoozi family restaurant is closely located to this property, whereas if you want to enjoy a delicious meal with some nice music, you can go to Tony's Bistro Irish restaurant to enjoy it with friends.

Commute

This property is perfectly located and well-connected with the main public transport links to the city. Cork (Kent) train station is only a brief drive from the property if you want to take a train. The UCC Gaol Cross bus stop is close to the property for your utmost convenience.

What will you get

Your Rent Include

Wifi
Water
Electricity
Heating

Common Amenities

Common room
Cinema room
Gym
Study room
Games Area
Bike storage

Cancellation Policies (4)

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    This property requires booking deposit.
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    This property offers flexible instalment plan.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a viewing take?

It usually takes between 15 and 30 minutes to tour their student accommodation in person, however, they also offer virtual viewings too!

Can I choose who my flatmates are?

You can choose to live with your friends by selecting the same flat number when you book with us. Please note, this is subject to availability, so it’s best to book early to avoid disappointment!

Do you provide female only accommodation?

Yes, if you prefer to have a single gender flat just speak to their residence support team when you book with us. This is subject to demand and flat availability so they’d recommend getting in touch as early as you can.

What is a guarantor and why do I need one?

A guarantor is someone who agrees to pay your rent if you’re unable to, for example one of your parents or a close relative. If you’re unable to meet rent payments please speak to your support team, they’ll only contact your guarantor to pay rent as a last resort if you cannot meet the agreement of your tenancy.

What do I do if I’m an international student and don’t have a guarantor?

If you’re an international student and would like to pay your rent in instalments, you’ll need a UK based guarantor. If this isn’t possible, you can still book a room, but you’ll have to pay your rent in an upfront annual sum instead.

Do I need to be a full-time student to book a room?

They can only accept full-time students. Get in touch with us if you have any questions.

Is there an age limit for booking with PMG?

To live with us whilst studying at University, you will need to be 18 or older.

Can I personalise my room?

As long as you are able to return it to its original state on check-out or you will be recharged for any damages. Check out their blog for ideas of how you can personalise your room without nails, glue or leaving marks on the wall.

Where can I smoke?

They don’t allow smoking inside your residence, but you’re free to smoke outside.

Can I keep a fridge in my room?

Additional fridges are only allowed in your room if they are for the purpose of storing prescribed medication.

Can I bring a pet?

They love fluffy animals but they do not allow tenants to bring pets into the building.

Are there spare rooms for visitors to stay in?

No, unfortunately, their residences are filled to the brim with fun-loving students every year.

Are there any social events for residents?

They host socials all year round for you and your flatmates to enjoy; from spiritual and cultural get-togethers, to fitness events and much more.

If I don’t get on with my new flatmates can I change rooms?

They want to make sure that you love your experience living with us, so if you find you’re not getting on with your new flatmates it may be possible to change rooms subject to availability. Get in touch with your resident team for more information.

What happens if something in my flat breaks or doesn’t work?

Their friendly maintenance team is always on hand if something in your flat breaks or doesn’t work. Just fill in a maintenance request form and hand it into reception.

Can I have friends or family to stay?

Of course, as long as you are in the flat whilst they visit. They recommend friends and family only stay a maximum of 2 or 3 nights and that you let your flatmates know before they arrive.

Are the social spaces always open?

You can book out some of the social spaces on offer in their accommodation, but most of their common areas are open 24 hours a day unless alternative opening hours are advertised.

Is wifi included?

Yes, they have an average speed of 100MB broadband and Wi-Fi as standard in all rooms, which can connect up to 10 devices, and it’s also available in their social spaces and communal areas.

What appliances are included in your flat when you arrive?

The appliances included in your flat depend on the type of room or residence you book with. Check out their residence pages for more information or get in touch with their residence team.

Where do I do my washing?

They have on-site laundry facilities for you to use whenever you need during your stay.

What equipment is in the gym?

The residences that include a gym on site have free weights and/or weight training equipment, cardiovascular equipment and yoga mats. Some of their properties also have fitness suites with more specialised equipment or dance/yoga studios!

Can I have parcels delivered to my building?

Their reception team is always on hand to accept your parcels and signed-for items so you never miss a delivery. They’ll also send you an email reminder when your package is ready for collection.

Do we get a cleaner?

Some of their student properties offer weekly or bi-weekly kitchen & living area cleaners, but in others you’re expected to maintain your shared spaces and rooms yourself. All of their communal areas are cleaned regularly.

How secure is the bike storage?

Most of their bike storage is inside their secure properties, so only residents can gain access. However, in some residences their bike storage is outside on campus and where possible away from the main streets. In all cases, they recommend using a secure bike lock for extra security.

Is there parking for students on site?

Some of their residences have parking on site for you to use during your stay with us. Check their residence pages or get in touch for more information.

Can I move in before my contract starts?

In many cases, they can allow people to move in early at a daily rate, but you will need to contact the residence team to check.

What documents do I need to check in?

When you check in they’ll need to see a copy of your ID, and also recommend bringing a printed copy of your tenancy agreement with your signed guarantor forms.

What time can I arrive the day I move in?

Some of their residences will let you to move in at any time on set days, whereas others will give you a time slot. They’ll be in touch closer to your move-in date to give you more information!

Where can I park when I’m unpacking?

When your move-in date approaches, they’ll be in touch to advise where you can park nearby to unload your belongings.

Is it okay to arrive out of hours on the day I move in?

If you need to arrive out-of-hours please let your residence support team know with as much notice as possible to make sure they’re available to help.

How do I pay rent?

You can pay your rent instalments through their student portal. If you need help with getting your login details, or if you’re having trouble logging on, get in touch with your residence team.

How many instalments can I pay my rent in?

If you’re a domestic student or international student with a UK based guarantor, you can pay your rent in 3 or 4 instalments. Alternatively, you can pay your annual rent in an upfront sum. In special circumstances, get in touch with your residence support team to talk about what other options are possible.

Can I pay rent by bank transfer?

They ask students to pay their rent through their booking portal as it is safer and more efficient, but in some instances you may be able to pay by bank transfer provided you have spoken to your residence support team first.

Are there any extra bills I have to pay?

Water, gas and electricity are all included in your rent, so there’s no need to worry about paying utility bills on time.

Do I have to pay council tax?

No - full time students don’t need to pay council tax, so there’s no need to worry about extra costs.

Can I sublet my room for the summer?

No - unfortunately, they do not allow students to sublet their rooms throughout their contract with us.

Can I move out early?

Yes - Provided you find a replacement tenant for your room, then you can get in touch with your residence support team to discuss the details.

Is there always a member of staff available on site?

They aim to have staff available 24 hours a day, so if you ever have a request, a member of their resident team can help you day or night.

How safe is the accommodation?

Most of the entrances to their accommodation buildings are access controlled as well as monitored by CCTV 24 hours a day, and all flat doors are all key controlled. They also aim to always have resident teams on site should you ever need extra support.

Is contents insurance included?

Yes, contents insurance is included in your tenancy agreement, so your belongings are protected throughout your stay with us. You will receive more information about this when you check-in.

Is the building regularly inspected for fire safety?

The safety of their students is very important to us. They have fire alarm tests and inspections on fire safety practices regularly across all of their residences.

What payment options are available for international students?

If you have a UK based guarantor you can pay your rent by instalments. Alternatively, you can pay your annual rent upfront in a lump sum.

Can I stay over the summer holidays?

Some of their student residences offer summer lets as well as tenancy extensions, but this is subject to availability. For more information, get in touch with your residence team or find out more here.

What do I do if I’ve booked a room, but can’t get a visa?

Please get in touch with your resident support team and they can cancel or postpone your tenancy depending on what works best for you.

Do I need to bring my own bedding?

Yes - they don’t provide any bed linen in their flats as they find students like to personalise their rooms. Check out their blog for room tips and ideas.

Can I be picked up from the airport?

Unfortunately they don’t offer airport pick up services for international students, you’ll need to make your own travel arrangements to and from the property.

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Cork Student Accommodation

Being Ireland's second-largest city, offering a variety of amenities, including vibrant nightlife, there are a number of Cork student accommodations offered. Numerous notable universities, like the Cork School of Music, Cork College of Commerce, and Cork English World, are close to student accommodations in Cork. Students from all across the world attend these universities! As a result, many students will have little trouble finding student access in Cork. All across the city are several types of student housing.

This student accommodation in Cork alternatives include moderately priced single homes (PBSA), studio apartments, student dorms, shared rooms, and affordable resident halls. All offer first-rate amenities to enrolled students. These places are more accessible to the colleges and require less upkeep, making it difficult to find tenants. Amber provides students with a range of luxurious student accommodations in Cork, including renowned residences that range from basic ensuites to student apartments. These options for Cork student accommodation offer the amenities required by enrolled students. Many other affordable student accommodations in Cork offer comparable services. Coleman Court, 133 Lower Glanmire Road, 71 Noonan Road, etc, are popular student accommodations in Cork.

About Cork

With a roughly two-millennia-long history, Cork is one of the world's oldest cities. The wonderful city of Cork is situated between two River Lee channels in the southwest of Ireland, in the province of Munster. It was established following the early mediaeval history of the nation. It is the second-largest city in Ireland and the third-largest city by population on the island of Ireland. In 2019, the population of the city's boundaries surpassed 222,000 people. Initially, Cork was a monastic community. Saint Finbarr is said to have been founded in the 6th Century. Cork became modern between 915 and 922 when Norseman (Viking) settlers established a trading port. Like Dublin, Cork was an important trading center in the global Scandinavian trade network. Because it serves as Ireland's hub for commerce, travel, and the arts, the city has a significant economic impact on the nation.

Furthermore, the city is said to be influenced by historical and modern economic and military history, giving Cork a taste of the early centuries. Besides that, Cork shares a border with nearby popular cities such as Dublin and Galway, making it a well-connected city. The city also has a sizable population of international students. Because of this, it's easy to find student acc in Cork. One of Ireland's most well-liked international education hubs is Cork, which annually draws over 80,000 international students. Cork is home to many institutions, including Cork School of Music, University College Cork, and Cork Institute of Technology, which specialise in everything from science to engineering to the arts, fashion to psychology.

Best Student Accommodation in Cork

Many students move to Cork to pursue their ambitions and professions because it is home to numerous prestigious universities. For many, locating student accommodation in Cork can be a challenging task. Picking, booking, and paying are three easy steps amber walks you through when searching for the best student accommodation in Cork. We make the tedious and complicated process of booking student accommodation as simple as pie. Many different student accommodations in Cork are provided by amber, like purpose-built apartments, flats, and other affordable choices. Students should consider the neighborhoods close to their university while deciding which Cork student accommodation to live in. The sorting feature makes it simple for students to do this. Even if everyone has different needs and interests, it's important to consider important factors like the cost of living, similarity with the neighborhood, and transportation. We've compiled a list of the top student accommodation options to choose from:

1. Coleman Court

2. 133 Lower Glanmire Road

3. 71 Noonan Road

4. 6 Friars Walk Mews

5. 10 & 11 James Street

6. 54 Friars Walk

7. 19 Tower Street

8. 15 Anmount

9. Yugo Melbourn Point, Cork

10. Bottle Works, Cork

Cost of Living in Cork

Student accommodation in Cork is perfect for students. Although the cost of living in this city can be high, good planning and budgeting can prevent students from incurring additional costs. For Cork student accommodation, it is recommended to have a budget of €1,000-€2,000/month, including all living and other personal expenses. Here are some of the most common expenses of things in Cork for students:

1. Food: €250-€350/month

2. Gas and electricity: €250-€350/month

3. Internet & mobile phone: €10-€30/month

4. Dinner at a restaurant: €10-€50/week

5. Laundry: €5-€25/month

6. Stationery and Textbooks: €10-€30/month

7. Clothing: €50-€75/month

8. Travel (buses, trams, and trains): €60-€80/month

Student Travel Cork

On Ireland's south coast, Cork is a vibrant city. The city boasts a robust transit system that enables simple access to all places and is a popular destination for tourists and students. There are several options accessible, whether students need to commute to class or tour the city. Depending on the form of transport and frequency of use, the weekly prices may vary, but most students should be able to get by with a weekly travel budget of between €25 and €30.

1. Bus: The bus system is one of the most prevalent types of transportation in Cork. All parts of Cork, including the suburbs, are connected by an efficient bus network in the city. Adult single-trip prices start at €2.40, while a weekly pass is €29.50. A Leap Card, which offers discounts on bus fares and can be topped up online or at specific locations, is another option for students.

2. Train: Students also have the option of using the railway system. Kent Station and Little Island Station are the two train stations in Cork that connect the city to other regions of Ireland. Prices vary according to the location, with one-way tickets to Dublin starting at €20. A Railcard, which costs €25 for a one-year subscription and offers discounts of up to 34% on rail prices, is available to students.

3. Cycling: Coca-Cola Zero Bikes is a bike-sharing program in Cork. Users of this service can rent bicycles for a short period for a daily price of €5 or a yearly membership fee of €25.

Student Lifestyle and Living in Cork

The city has a distinguished reputation among international students regarding student life. It is excellent for exploring and traveling for people of all ages because it has many exciting and vibrant places for the crowd. Students can find breathtaking natural beauty ideal for Instagram fans in the well-known Holland Park (Marina Park), where those who enjoy spending time in tranquil green spaces can do so. Cork's feelgood vibe dominates its student-friendly coffee shops, vibrant art galleries, offbeat museums, and excellent pubs, boldly located on an island in the middle of the River Lee. Despite being a city, there is a distinct feeling here; life is relaxed, and nothing is troublesome. Cork is pleasantly compact, friendly, and has a witty sense of humor, making a stay here feel one-of-a-kind. Enjoy a performance in a beautiful converted church, explore an uncanny 19th-century jail, and take a quick tour of traditional tastes at the English Market. One can also enjoy a drink watching a football team match at The Long Valley Bar Pub or groove to the trendy disco beats in the vibrant Dali Nightclub right next to the City Centre. Most of the students prefer Cork student accommodation in the city center. Students can discover various housing options via the amber student accommodation website to make their stay satisfying and pleasing.

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Cork is among the most well-known cities in the world, and it's easy to see why with all the fascinating tourist sites and activities available. Cork receives millions of visitors each year. The picturesque sights, historical palaces, green spaces, and traditions make it attractive and draw a large crowd. Students are drawn to Cork by its bars, charming cafes, recreational areas, parks, and clubs that cater to them. Popular Cork attractions include

1. St. Patrick's Street,

2. St. Fin Barre's Cathedral,

3. The English Market,

4. Cork Public Museum

5. Fitzgerald Park.

Universities in Cork

Cork is home to some of Ireland's premier universities. They provide a variety of programs that draw students from throughout the world. Some of the universities are listed below:

1. Cork English World

2. Cork College of Commerce

3. Cork School of Music

4. University College Cork

5. Cork Institute of Technology

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