Electric Press

About this property

Electric Press is a Sheffield student accommodation by Homes For Students that provides students with many en-suite rooms and studios to cater to different needs and budgets. Most room options have comfortable double beds, which ensures a perfect night's sleep. In addition, rooms have study areas comprising a study desk and chair and various storage spaces, including wardrobes and shelves. All rooms also have their own private bathroom, ensuring maximum privacy. En-suite rooms, however, will have to share communal facilities such as large shared kitchens equipped with hobs, an oven, a large fridge-freezer, a large dining table, chairs, and multiple storage options. On the other hand, studios have their own kitchenette equipped with a fridge-freezer, microwave oven, and various other kitchen appliances.

Features

Electric Press, the Sheffield student accommodation managed by Homes For Students, has many exciting features to enhance your stay experience. Among these features are the property’s communal lounges, which are characterised by their cosy and contemporary environment, as well as a cinema room, which gives you a cinema experience from within the property, and an on-site gym, so you don’t have to worry about walking a long distance to get to the gym.

In addition, the property is monitored by CCTV; it also offers bike storage and fast Wi-Fi. During your stay there, you will not have to worry about paying any additional fees, as all utility bills will be included in your rent. For added convenience, the property has an on-site laundry facility so that you can easily and comfortably do your laundry. You can use the property's quiet study area if you’re looking for a different spot to study other than your room. 

Sheffield is an English city located in the county of South Yorkshire and in the north-central part of England. This city bursts with culture and history, with the city’s historical centre, Escafeld, being mentioned in the Domesday Book (a mediaeval record recorded during Anglo-Saxon times) in the year 1086. However, the city’s major break was when it became the site of Norman lord William de Lovetot’s castle and church. 

The city later became an important forging centre and even rivalled the city of London in the manufacturing of cutlery; this is why the city got the nickname “Steel City.” For students, the city is also home to the prestigious University of Sheffield, which ranks 104th worldwide.

Places to Visit

There are various places to visit near the Electric Press, the Sheffield student accommodation, some of which include the following:

• Tesco Superstore - Four-minute walk

• The Ponderosa - Five-minute walk

• The Grind Cafe - Eight-minute walk

• Kelham Island Museum - 12-minute walk 

• Noodlesta - 16-minute walk 

• Saint George's Square City Centre Park - 16-minute walk