Well it is a great place to be for starters. It has a diverse eclectic mix of people staying there. Like minded students, professions and a few young refugees supported by the Manchester Refugee Support Network. Rents are from £90 per week and cover all utilities including wi-fi services!

There is a main building with 174 rooms and across the yard, the Annexe with a further 80 rooms. As a resident, you will have your own large room where you can have your space to study and make it a cosy retreat. Kitchens and shower facilities are shared and kept clean and tidy. The lounge areas have large screen TVs to relax and unwind and they can be a great place to gather and share events. You can be part of the social scene when you want company and relax with other students and fellow residents, or enjoy a quiet space in your room or in the gardens surrounding the buildings.

In the summer, Alexandria Park is a great place to walk and relax in an open and historic city parkland. Alexandra Park, Manchester, was designed in 1869 by Alexander Hennell and was opened to the public in 1870. Alexandria Park was the first public park that featured both recreational/sports facilities and ornamental.

Back at Montgomery House there is a large patio with space for barbeque events and just lounging in the sun over the weekends. With a south facing patio, sun tans are (almost) guaranteed!

With just a short bus ride to the Universities and Manchester city centre, lectures are easy to get to… (Not to mention the restaurants and bars and the great night life Manchester is famous for.)