Piccadilly Place,
Bath

Hello Student's Piccadilly Place is a student housing in Bath that offers multiple facilities and amenities. This student accommodation in Bath provides a reception with an on-site team, a TV room, all-inclusive bills, content insurance, 24/7 support, secure access, and WI-FI. Most rooms come equipped with large comfy ¾ beds.

The rooms available in this student housing in Bath are apartments. These apartments have a ¾ bed, bedside table, and plenty of storage space with a comfy study area. They also include bathroom facilities and a kitchen. The kitchen has a microwave, stove top, oven, and washing and drying facilities. The kitchen also offers a nice, cosy dining area. Other amenities in the kitchen include a sofa and TV room, creating a little social space.

Bath is a city located in South West England. It was initially founded by Romans and contained grand Roman bathhouses. This city was a Spa destination. Later, in the middle ages, the city excelled in wool production. Under George the third, the city got its modern-day style, which is characterised by elegant Palladian buildings that pay homage to the city's roman roots. The city also contains lots of neoclassical architecture.

This student housing in Bath is next to various historical sites, museums, cafes, and retail stores. You can find many exciting places around Bath within walking distance from the student accommodation in Bath. You can reach Morrisons, London Rd at a one-minute walk, which also contains Morrison's cafe and Taylor's bagels. Takeaway restaurant Mega bite is a two-minute walk from the property, while Dominos Pizza on London Rd is a three-minute walk. For a fun day out or a picnic, you can head to Kensington Meadows, and at the same distance, you can also eat at Sea Pearl, a fish and chips restaurant. The Kensington Meadows and Sea Pearl are a six-minute walk from the property. At a 10-minute walk, you can visit Co-op Food - Larkhall - St Saviours Road. At a 12-minute walk, you can reach Henrietta Park and Camden crescent, a complex of Georgian buildings taking a curve, giving it a crescent-like shape. It is a grade 1 listed historical complex. At a 14-minute walk, you can reach two museums, the first being the Holburne Museum and the second being the Fashion Museum of Bath. At an eight-minute commute on public transport, you can reach The Roman Baths and Temple, and at the same distance, you can visit the Parade Gardens. Romans once used these Roman bathhouses and temples during ancient times. At 17 and 23 minutes by public transport, you can see the Royal Victoria Park and the Botanical Gardens.

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Highlights Nearby:

Bath Academy is a 10-minute ride from the property by public transportation. Bath College is a 12-minute ride by public transport from the property. The University of Bath is a 28-minute ride by public transportation from the property. The building is next to various bus stops, the closest being the Morrisons bus stop at a one-minute walk from the property. At a two-minute walk, you can grab a bus from the Snow Hill bus stop, and at four minutes you can take the bus from the Balustrade bus stop. At six minutes, you’ll reach bus stops Bennett's Lane and Claremont Road