MyPad Paisley

MyPad Paisley is an excellent student accommodation scotland, the University of West Scotland is right across the street. Students can choose from a variety of en-suite alternatives for comfortable accommodation. 

After a full day of lectures, retire to your accommodation and relax in your private en-suite with a hot shower. Connect to the free Wi-Fi and prepare for your next class at your desk, then relax in the shared lounge and speak with your housemates about your day. In your fully equipped kitchen, you'll find everything you need to cook dinner, including a kettle, toaster, dishwasher, and all utensils. You live directly above the Piazza Shopping Centre, so you'll never run out of everyday necessities.

Join one of the regular resident activities or get to know your neighbours in the common area, where you may play pool, table football, or table tennis or watch a movie on the 42" TV. There's plenty of room to lounge and meet up with friends, and it's also a great site for group study sessions. It's simple to budget because your costs are included in your rent, plus there's an on-site laundry so you don't have to waste time going to the laundromat. Security is of the utmost importance, with CCTV, on-site security, and secure door entrance.

Take a journey around the corner to the beautiful 12th-century Paisley Abbey, which is crammed with stunning architecture. Look at the strange gargoyle, then proceed to the caf for a cup of tea. Visit the Paisley Museum and Art Galleries to see the world-famous collection of Paisley shawls, then travel west of town to Gleniffer Braes Country Park for panoramic views of Paisley and adjacent Glasgow. Meet up with pals for pizza or pasta at Cardosis, then spend the evenings stargazing at Thomas Coates Observatory, feeding the jukebox at Old Swan Inn, or dancing until late at Fury's. 

A 13-minute train ride will take you to Glasgow Central. The Gilmour Street train station is only two minutes away, and a bus stop is right outside your door, so you can go to the University of Glasgow in 30 minutes.