House of Social is a brand-new student accommodation in Manchester, offering studio and en-suite rooms to suit different needs. Located at 10 Coleman Street, Manchester, M15 4ND, House of Social Manchester sits at the heart of Manchester's academic district, just a 10-minute walk from both the University of Manchester and Manchester Metropolitan University. House of Social accommodation brings Manchester's newest concept in student living to life, seamlessly integrating an in-building food hall into the accommodation itself. Downstairs, residents have direct access to five independent kitchens serving a variety of classic global cuisines, all just steps from their rooms. The surrounding area is also home to a range of supermarkets and convenience stores, making everyday student life effortless.

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House of Social Manchester offers 576 rooms across six room types to suit every budget and lifestyle. The Essential Ensuite and Lite Studio provide the most affordable options, each with a private ensuite bathroom and access to a shared kitchen and lounge. For those wanting extra space and independence, the Enhanced, Elite, and Accessible Studios come with a private kitchenette in addition to the usual bedroom furniture, while the Accessible Studio is specifically adapted for residents with additional needs. The Duo room type suits students who want to live near a friend, offering two adjoining bedrooms, each with its own kitchen and bathroom, connected by a shared internal door. Shared kitchen is fitted with smart appliances, including a double-door fridge with an automatic ice maker, a built-in dishwasher, a high-power induction hob, and a professional-grade oven, with a free bi-weekly cleaning service keeping the space fresh and tidy.

At the heart of the building is House of Social's Food Hall, home to five independent kitchens: Mughli for Punjabi curry classics, Burger & Beyond for American-style burgers, Choi Wan for modern Cantonese street food, OK Taqueria for Mexican tacos, and Dough Religion for New York-style pizza. Residents also enjoy free high-speed WiFi, a staffed reception, CCTV-monitored 24-hour parcel room, and a fully-equipped 24/7 laundry room, alongside all-inclusive bills — everything needed for a low-hassle student life. House of Social Accommodation also offers an exclusive study lounge reserved for residents, accessible with a personal lanyard. The space is stocked with complimentary coffee and tea throughout the day, along with the occasional free snack, a welcome perk for long study sessions.

Location and What's Hot?

Located on First Street, House of Social student accommodation puts residents within easy reach of Manchester's history and culture. History buffs can walk to the reconstructed Mamucium Roman Fort in just 12 minutes, while St Peter's Square is the same distance away. A little further out, both Manchester Art Gallery and the Science and Industry Museum are a 14-minute walk, alongside the quirky Vimto Park, and Saint John's Gardens and the People's History Museum are within a 15- to 21-minute stroll for those who fancy a longer walk.

Everyday essentials are just as close at hand, with a Sainsbury's Local only 0.1 miles away, followed by Tesco Express at 0.4 miles, Co-op Food at 0.7 miles, and an ASDA a mile down the road. For things to do beyond the food hall, the Manchester Museum sits 0.8 miles away, with Piccadilly Gardens, the Northern Quarter, and the Whitworth Art Gallery all within a mile and a half. Live music fans can catch a show at the O2 Apollo Manchester, 1.4 miles away, while Manchester City supporters can make the 2.9-mile trip to the Etihad Stadium on matchday.

Transport

House of Social food hall is in an excellent location, within walking distance of renowned universities and transport links, making it ideal for students. The City Road East bus stop is the closest one to the House of Social student accommodation, just a 2-minute walk away.

• Manchester Metropolitan University: a 10-minute walk
• University of Manchester: a 10-minute walk
• INTO Manchester: a 11-minute walk
• University of Salford: an 11-minute train ride
• Manchester Oxford Road train station: a 10-minute walk
• Manchester city centre: a 15-minute walk