Prospect Point

Prospect Point was my choice for first year accommodation at University. I chose it after looking through the out of town halls and deciding I’d prefer better proximity to the city.
The rooms themselves were excellent, in an average flat of 6 there are three different sized rooms but it is random as to who will get a bigger space. The rooms come with a large amount of storage and filing space and have been built to a high standard.
Having an en-​suite was also a luxury, emphasising ‘en-​suite’ as opposed to the wet room/​portaloo style things that are supplied and advertised as en-​suites by some of Prospect Point’s competitors.
The staff are friendly but tend to keep to themselves and out of the way, security was clearly a priority at Prospect point which had such an eloaborate system of entry that it provided free contents cover to all residents.
Typically the flats and blocks are filled with students from the same universities, although there are some mixed flats. Prospect Point lacks the atmosphere of stereotypical halls but makes up for it with higher quality accommodation and a central location. It can be easy to cruise by the first year so it’s best advised that if you’re shy and after making friends then this probably isn’t the place.