Students can find various localities in Cork that provide luxurious student housing options. We have listed the best localities near Tyndall National Institute to help you narrow down your search for student accommodations.
1. Washington Street
The city's developing gourmet zone is Washington Street, northwest of Grand Parade. Broga House is one of the student housing alternatives.
Rachel Allen, a famed Ballymaloe House chef, started her solo restaurant here. Ballymaloe's unique origin methods have been transported to the city centre, with vegetables fresh from the Ballymaloe kitchen garden and daily produce from Ballycotton.
2. Shandon
Shandon, which means "Old Fort" in Irish, is a short walk from Rowland's Lane. The St. Mary's Church on Pope's Quay dates from the 18th century. This neighbourhood is great for student housing because it blends old and modern art. Shandon is a must-see for food-loving students because of the Butter Museum. Tourists and students can ring the six-tonne bells themselves and enjoy the city's most beautiful view from the tower's summit.
3. Huguenot Quarter
The Huguenot Quarter is located south of Shandon, beyond the Lee River. French Church Street, Carey's Lane, and Paul Street are close to the Huguenot Quarter, giving students quick access to various locations. The streets of this neighbourhood are home to some of the city's best dining and drinking businesses.
4. The Oliver Plunkett Street
Oliver Plunkett Street, which features luxury merchants and budget-conscious stores, received the London Academy of Urbanism's Great Street Award in 2016. Arthur Mayne's Pharmacy and Wine Garden on Pembroke Street features many exquisite wines and delectable meals. The famed English Market's entrances are located on Prince's Street. It's a great spot to spend a few hours browsing, buying gifts, or eating lunch in a mezzanine restaurant.