Any Cheltenham Student accomodation landlords here?
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Check with the Uni student accommodation team, they will probably have a list of approved private landlords
Word of advise don't leave it to the last minute as your son will end up with the dross. You will also find that private landlords will start to agree letting a as early as January
Good luck
Word of advise don't leave it to the last minute as your son will end up with the dross. You will also find that private landlords will start to agree letting a as early as January
Good luck
Simon Brooks said:
Check with the Uni student accommodation team, they will probably have a list of approved private landlords
Word of advise don't leave it to the last minute as your son will end up with the dross. You will also find that private landlords will start to agree letting a as early as January
Good luck
Simon, that's the trouble. People are already signing up and there is almost a panick buy going on. Agents are scare mongering by encouraging them to take properties quickly as it "won't last long"Word of advise don't leave it to the last minute as your son will end up with the dross. You will also find that private landlords will start to agree letting a as early as January
Good luck
Meaning they almost are not getting any choice to shop around.
I thought if someone here was a landlord it might cut out the crap, so to speak.
ExLC926 said:
pidsy said:
is he studying at Francis close hall?
No, he is studying at the University of Gloucester, but not those hallsget in touch with them asap and get him into a uni allocated house.
This link might help you: http://www.glosstudentpad.co.uk/Accommodation
I wouldn't get too worried yet, there are always empty houses round Cheltenham as there is more student accommodation than there are students.
I'm going back for my final year in September and will start looking around February time (currently on placement).
I did exactly the same in my first year and it all worked out fine.
I'll be looking on http://www.glosstudentpad.co.uk/Accommodation
I'm going back for my final year in September and will start looking around February time (currently on placement).
I did exactly the same in my first year and it all worked out fine.
I'll be looking on http://www.glosstudentpad.co.uk/Accommodation
Triumph Man said:
Do what they do in Bath, where mummy and daddy buy young Tarquin Nobcheeset
thead a flat, and artificially inflate property prices...
How does that make it artificial?
thead a flat, and artificially inflate property prices...Surely, demand vs. supply dictates the price people are prepared to pay, an therefore the price of property?
ExLC926 said:
pidsy said:
is he studying at Francis close hall?
No, he is studying at the University of Gloucester, but not those hallsBenjy911 said:
I wouldn't get too worried yet, there are always empty houses round Cheltenham as there is more student accommodation than there are students.
I'm going back for my final year in September and will start looking around February time (currently on placement).
I did exactly the same in my first year and it all worked out fine.
I'll be looking on http://www.glosstudentpad.co.uk/Accommodation
Cheers for all the replies.I'm going back for my final year in September and will start looking around February time (currently on placement).
I did exactly the same in my first year and it all worked out fine.
I'll be looking on http://www.glosstudentpad.co.uk/Accommodation
It'll give him confidence that he won't loose out in the current stampede
Paul
Try www.padsforstudents.co.uk if you need any help give us a shout I know a few landlords in this area 

Is he going into the first year? If so I'd MASSIVELY recommend halls - that's where you make your friends that stick with you for the next 3 years (and some for life) - especially at Cheltenham as the student population is a lot lower than other uni's. I was on the Pitville campus (which was arts based) despite studying business, much fun was had by all. A close friend use to be the head of the Student Uni there and now runs part of the NUS - drop me a line if you need more info 

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