Laurence Place is a comfortable student residence in the heart of Manchester, offering one and two-bedroom options. All rooms are fully furnished and have a well-equipped kitchen. Its prime location allows residents easy access to a variety of restaurants, bars and entertainment venues. For students, it is also a quick public transport stop from both the University of Salford and Manchester Metropolitan University.

Features

Laurence Place Manchester offers one and two-bedroom apartments for all, whether family living or single persons, to enjoy the perfect living experience. The 1B apartment offers a separate bedroom to ensure personal space. With a well-equipped kitchen and modern bathroom in a spacious living area, it is the perfect place for individuals seeking comfort. For those who want more space or plan to expand their family, the 2B apartment offers an extra bedroom. Combined with a larger living area, it is the best choice for family living. Outside the rooms, the apartments have a 24-hour CCTV system in the common areas to protect residents at all times.

Location and What's Hot? 

Close to the heart of Manchester, Laurence Place is steps away from home and throws you into a rich array of amenities, starting with supermarkets such as Tesco, Sainsbury's, SPAR and ALDI, each offering a wide range of products to satisfy your daily needs, from fresh produce to household essentials. For dining options, whether you prefer the contemporary style of Embankment Kitchen or the authenticity of Gyroland.UK or the hearty dishes of Sam's Chop House, there is something to satisfy every palate. And when a relaxing space is needed in the evenings, pubs, Town Hall Tavern and Old Wellington are ready to welcome you with open arms, offering a variety of refreshing drinks.

Just a stone's throw from Laurence Place, the National Football Museum stands as a testament to a nation's love of the beautiful game, displaying a wealth of memorabilia that brings to life football's most memorable moments. For those drawn to the stories of social progress and the sounds of everyday life, the Museum of People's History offers a compelling glimpse into the struggles and triumphs that have shaped our society. Meanwhile, art lovers will find solace and inspiration within the walls of the Manchester Art Gallery, where historical brushstrokes are intertwined with contemporary visions, providing a refuge for the soul and a feast for the senses.

Transport

Students living in Laurence Place are just 10 minutes by bus to the University of Salford and just 17 minutes to Manchester Metropolitan University. For those involved in the University of Manchester's activities, a 22-minute bus ride will put you in the Centre of Excellence. Additionally, Manchester Victoria railway station is a 7-minute walk away, opening the door to even wider exploration.