59 Boughey Road is a furnished four bedroom terraced house in Stoke-on-Trent, with the postcode ST4 2BN. It is listed with Acolyte Living and is aimed at a group of four friends who want to share a home rather than live in a large hall. The house gives you your own bedroom, a lounge to gather in, a kitchen to cook in and a location within a few minutes of Staffordshire University. For students comparing student accommodation in Stoke-on-Trent, a house like this offers a relaxed, practical and good value way to live. Location is the headline feature. Acolyte Living lists Staffordshire University at 0.4 miles, and the property description puts the walk at around four minutes, so lectures and the library are never far away. A direct bus route links the area with Keele University, which helps students who split their time between campuses or have friends there. Stoke-on-Trent railway station and the city centre are also within easy reach from ST4 2BN, making weekend trips and visits home simple to organise. The house has four bedrooms of different sizes, a shared bathroom, a kitchen and a lounge. That mix works well for a friendship group, because everyone has a private sleeping space while the shared areas become the social centre of the home. Rooms are numbered one to four, so you can talk through who wants which room and agree a fair way to divide the weekly rent before you book. Larger rooms may suit students who spend long hours studying at home, while smaller ones suit those who are rarely in. Each bedroom comes furnished with a comfortable double bed, carpet and a television, and storage is provided through closets and a nightstand. Rooms one and two also include a dedicated study area, complete with an independent desk and office chair, which is a real bonus for students with essays and projects to manage. Heating and Wi-Fi are listed for the rooms, so you can stay warm through a Staffordshire winter and keep up with streaming, research and video calls without any extra setup. The lounge is the social hub, and the kitchen is where housemates tend to meet at the end of a long day. Wi-Fi is available throughout the house, and a patio gives you a little outdoor space for fresh air and sunny afternoons. Sharing one bathroom between four people takes a bit of planning, but most groups find a simple rota or a flexible morning routine solves it quickly. Living with friends you chose yourselves makes these small compromises feel far easier than they would with strangers. Rooms start from £90 per week on Acolyte Living, which makes this one of the more budget friendly ways to live close to campus. Partner listings describe the property as bills included, but that is worth confirming for your tenancy so there are no surprises. Full time students are normally exempt from council tax, and a shared house lets you split other everyday costs such as cleaning supplies and household items. Acolyte Living also lists cashback of up to £500 on bookings and £100 for returning residents, so check the property page for current offers. If you plan to bring a car, partner information says parking is available beside the property along the road, which removes one common worry for students. For everyone else, walking is the easiest option, and buses cover longer journeys across Stoke-on-Trent and out to Keele. Having a car is a nice extra rather than a necessity here, because campus and transport are close together. That keeps your weekly costs down and gives you more time to enjoy student life rather than sitting in traffic. Partner information says the property is managed by private landlords who take security seriously, which is reassuring when you are renting as a group. It is still wise to ask about locks, smoke alarms, gas safety certificates and the tenancy agreement before you sign, as any careful renter should. Because Acolyte Living handles enquiries and bookings, you have a clear point of contact for questions, and the team can guide your group through the paperwork. Stoke-on-Trent is known as the home of British pottery, and that industrial heritage gives the city plenty of character. Students here enjoy a friendly community, museums and galleries to explore, and living costs that are generally lower than in many larger English cities. Boughey Road sits in a popular student part of the city, so you will often find course mates and friends living on nearby streets. That makes it easy to arrange study sessions, share lifts and keep your social calendar full without leaving the neighbourhood. This house suits a group of four friends who already get on well and want a simple, sociable home. First year students moving out of halls, returning undergraduates and postgraduates sharing together will all find the layout practical. If you want a private bathroom or an on site gym, a purpose built residence may suit you better, but if you value a real house with a lounge, kitchen and patio, 59 Boughey Road is hard to beat for the price. Be honest with your housemates about study habits and routines before you commit. Booking is simple through Acolyte Living. Browse the photos, check the room details, send an enquiry and let the team explain the tenancy, payments and any guarantor requirements for your group. Secure your place at 59 Boughey Road, gather your housemates and start the academic year in a house that feels like home from day one.

59 Boughey Road is a furnished four bedroom terraced house in Stoke-on-Trent, with the postcode ST4 2BN. It is listed with Acolyte Living and is aimed at a group of four friends who want to share a home rather than live in a large hall. The house gives you your own bedroom, a lounge to gather in, a kitchen to cook in and a location within a few minutes of Staffordshire University. For students comparing student accommodation in Stoke-on-Trent, a house like this offers a relaxed, practical and good value way to live. Location is the headline feature. Acolyte Living lists Staffordshire University at 0.4 miles, and the property description puts the walk at around four minutes, so lectures and the library are never far away. A direct bus route links the area with Keele University, which helps students who split their time between campuses or have friends there. Stoke-on-Trent railway station and the city centre are also within easy reach from ST4 2BN, making weekend trips and visits home simple to organise. The house has four bedrooms of different sizes, a shared bathroom, a kitchen and a lounge. That mix works well for a friendship group, because everyone has a private sleeping space while the shared areas become the social centre of the home. Rooms are numbered one to four, so you can talk through who wants which room and agree a fair way to divide the weekly rent before you book. Larger rooms may suit students who spend long hours studying at home, while smaller ones suit those who are rarely in. Each bedroom comes furnished with a comfortable double bed, carpet and a television, and storage is provided through closets and a nightstand. Rooms one and two also include a dedicated study area, complete with an independent desk and office chair, which is a real bonus for students with essays and projects to manage. Heating and Wi-Fi are listed for the rooms, so you can stay warm through a Staffordshire winter and keep up with streaming, research and video calls without any extra setup. The lounge is the social hub, and the kitchen is where housemates tend to meet at the end of a long day. Wi-Fi is available throughout the house, and a patio gives you a little outdoor space for fresh air and sunny afternoons. Sharing one bathroom between four people takes a bit of planning, but most groups find a simple rota or a flexible morning routine solves it quickly. Living with friends you chose yourselves makes these small compromises feel far easier than they would with strangers. Rooms start from £90 per week on Acolyte Living, which makes this one of the more budget friendly ways to live close to campus. Partner listings describe the property as bills included, but that is worth confirming for your tenancy so there are no surprises. Full time students are normally exempt from council tax, and a shared house lets you split other everyday costs such as cleaning supplies and household items. Acolyte Living also lists cashback of up to £500 on bookings and £100 for returning residents, so check the property page for current offers. If you plan to bring a car, partner information says parking is available beside the property along the road, which removes one common worry for students. For everyone else, walking is the easiest option, and buses cover longer journeys across Stoke-on-Trent and out to Keele. Having a car is a nice extra rather than a necessity here, because campus and transport are close together. That keeps your weekly costs down and gives you more time to enjoy student life rather than sitting in traffic. Partner information says the property is managed by private landlords who take security seriously, which is reassuring when you are renting as a group. It is still wise to ask about locks, smoke alarms, gas safety certificates and the tenancy agreement before you sign, as any careful renter should. Because Acolyte Living handles enquiries and bookings, you have a clear point of contact for questions, and the team can guide your group through the paperwork. Stoke-on-Trent is known as the home of British pottery, and that industrial heritage gives the city plenty of character. Students here enjoy a friendly community, museums and galleries to explore, and living costs that are generally lower than in many larger English cities. Boughey Road sits in a popular student part of the city, so you will often find course mates and friends living on nearby streets. That makes it easy to arrange study sessions, share lifts and keep your social calendar full without leaving the neighbourhood. This house suits a group of four friends who already get on well and want a simple, sociable home. First year students moving out of halls, returning undergraduates and postgraduates sharing together will all find the layout practical. If you want a private bathroom or an on site gym, a purpose built residence may suit you better, but if you value a real house with a lounge, kitchen and patio, 59 Boughey Road is hard to beat for the price. Be honest with your housemates about study habits and routines before you commit. Booking is simple through Acolyte Living. Browse the photos, check the room details, send an enquiry and let the team explain the tenancy, payments and any guarantor requirements for your group. Secure your place at 59 Boughey Road, gather your housemates and start the academic year in a house that feels like home from day one.