97 Thornton Road is a fully furnished three bedroom student house in Stoke-on-Trent, with the postcode ST4 2BD. Listed with Acolyte Living, it is designed for a group of three friends who want to live together, share the costs and keep a short walk to Staffordshire University. Unlike a large hall of residence, a house like this gives your group the whole property to yourselves, with a proper lounge, a full kitchen and the freedom to set your own routines. If you are searching for student accommodation in Stoke-on-Trent that feels like a real home, this is a strong option. The house sits on Thornton Road, in a part of the city popular with students. Acolyte Living lists Staffordshire University at about 0.7 miles on foot, while partner descriptions suggest the campus is reachable in under ten minutes, so you can roll out of bed and still make a morning lecture. Stoke-on-Trent railway station is a short walk away, and Stoke city centre is about twenty minutes away, or less by bus. Keele University is around forty minutes by bus, which works for students who study or socialise there. Inside, the house offers three bedrooms, one bathroom and a shared living space built around comfort. The lounge is the heart of the home, with comfortable sofas and a flat screen television, and it leads straight into a fully equipped kitchen. Appliances include a washing machine, a kettle and a toaster, so day to day chores are easy to manage. Having a lounge and kitchen to share means group dinners, film nights and Sunday catch ups come naturally, without anyone needing to book a space. Each bedroom is furnished with a double bed, a desk and chair and plenty of storage for your belongings. Partner listings also mention a television in every bedroom, which gives everyone a little privacy when housemates have different tastes. A dedicated desk means you can work from home on essays and projects, and fast Wi-Fi supports streaming, video calls and online research. Bedroom ethernet ports are mentioned too, a useful extra for students who game or need a stable connection for coursework. Cost is where a house like this really competes. Pricing starts from £91 per week on Acolyte Living, and partner listings describe bills as included, covering gas, electricity, water and Wi-Fi. That means one predictable weekly figure instead of a pile of separate accounts to split between housemates. Full time students in the UK are also exempt from council tax. Before you commit, confirm exactly what your tenancy covers and check the payment terms with the team, as details can differ by contract and by year. Booking a house works a little differently from booking a hall room. Your group secures the property once every tenant has completed the tenancy details, a contract has been signed by all tenants and guarantors, and the required payments and identification have been received. It pays to organise your housemates early, agree who is handling each step and keep your guarantor details ready. Acolyte Living also lists cashback of up to £500 on bookings and £100 for returning residents, so check the current offers on the property page. Getting around is simple from Thornton Road. Bus stops near the property, including those around the railway station and the Film Theatre, connect you to the city and surrounding areas. The railway station is a short walk away, which makes trips home or to nearby cities straightforward. If you bring a car, parking permits are available by application through the local council, although walking and buses cover most journeys. With campus so close, you can leave early lectures and late library sessions without any stress about transport. Thornton Road puts everyday life within easy reach. Cafes and pubs such as Jay’s Cafe, London Road Cafe, The Glebe and The King’s Way are close by, so there is always somewhere to meet friends or grab a bite between lectures. Staffordshire University, Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College and Stoke-on-Trent College are all part of the local student landscape, which gives the area a lively, settled student feel. Compared with many larger English cities, Stoke-on-Trent is also a more affordable place to study. A house like this suits friends who already know they want to live together. Because the tenancy is for a group of three, you choose your housemates, split the weekly cost and agree the house rules between yourselves. That arrangement often feels more relaxed than a large hall, with more room to cook, host friends and settle into a routine. For students who value independence but still want company, it strikes a sensible balance between privacy in your bedroom and community in the lounge. Stoke-on-Trent is known as the home of British pottery, and its industrial heritage gives the city a character you will not find elsewhere. Museums, galleries and a proud local culture sit alongside a friendly student community, and living costs are generally lower than in larger cities. From ST4 2BD, you can explore the city centre in around twenty minutes, head out by train for weekend trips, or simply enjoy a quiet evening at home with your housemates after a long day on campus. Browse the photos, check the room details and send an enquiry through the 97 Thornton Road page on Acolyte Living, where the team can explain payments, fees and the booking process step by step. Whether you are a first year looking to live with new friends or a returning student who wants a place of your own with trusted housemates, this three bedroom house gives you a comfortable, well connected base for the academic year ahead.

97 Thornton Road is a fully furnished three bedroom student house in Stoke-on-Trent, with the postcode ST4 2BD. Listed with Acolyte Living, it is designed for a group of three friends who want to live together, share the costs and keep a short walk to Staffordshire University. Unlike a large hall of residence, a house like this gives your group the whole property to yourselves, with a proper lounge, a full kitchen and the freedom to set your own routines. If you are searching for student accommodation in Stoke-on-Trent that feels like a real home, this is a strong option. The house sits on Thornton Road, in a part of the city popular with students. Acolyte Living lists Staffordshire University at about 0.7 miles on foot, while partner descriptions suggest the campus is reachable in under ten minutes, so you can roll out of bed and still make a morning lecture. Stoke-on-Trent railway station is a short walk away, and Stoke city centre is about twenty minutes away, or less by bus. Keele University is around forty minutes by bus, which works for students who study or socialise there. Inside, the house offers three bedrooms, one bathroom and a shared living space built around comfort. The lounge is the heart of the home, with comfortable sofas and a flat screen television, and it leads straight into a fully equipped kitchen. Appliances include a washing machine, a kettle and a toaster, so day to day chores are easy to manage. Having a lounge and kitchen to share means group dinners, film nights and Sunday catch ups come naturally, without anyone needing to book a space. Each bedroom is furnished with a double bed, a desk and chair and plenty of storage for your belongings. Partner listings also mention a television in every bedroom, which gives everyone a little privacy when housemates have different tastes. A dedicated desk means you can work from home on essays and projects, and fast Wi-Fi supports streaming, video calls and online research. Bedroom ethernet ports are mentioned too, a useful extra for students who game or need a stable connection for coursework. Cost is where a house like this really competes. Pricing starts from £91 per week on Acolyte Living, and partner listings describe bills as included, covering gas, electricity, water and Wi-Fi. That means one predictable weekly figure instead of a pile of separate accounts to split between housemates. Full time students in the UK are also exempt from council tax. Before you commit, confirm exactly what your tenancy covers and check the payment terms with the team, as details can differ by contract and by year. Booking a house works a little differently from booking a hall room. Your group secures the property once every tenant has completed the tenancy details, a contract has been signed by all tenants and guarantors, and the required payments and identification have been received. It pays to organise your housemates early, agree who is handling each step and keep your guarantor details ready. Acolyte Living also lists cashback of up to £500 on bookings and £100 for returning residents, so check the current offers on the property page. Getting around is simple from Thornton Road. Bus stops near the property, including those around the railway station and the Film Theatre, connect you to the city and surrounding areas. The railway station is a short walk away, which makes trips home or to nearby cities straightforward. If you bring a car, parking permits are available by application through the local council, although walking and buses cover most journeys. With campus so close, you can leave early lectures and late library sessions without any stress about transport. Thornton Road puts everyday life within easy reach. Cafes and pubs such as Jay’s Cafe, London Road Cafe, The Glebe and The King’s Way are close by, so there is always somewhere to meet friends or grab a bite between lectures. Staffordshire University, Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College and Stoke-on-Trent College are all part of the local student landscape, which gives the area a lively, settled student feel. Compared with many larger English cities, Stoke-on-Trent is also a more affordable place to study. A house like this suits friends who already know they want to live together. Because the tenancy is for a group of three, you choose your housemates, split the weekly cost and agree the house rules between yourselves. That arrangement often feels more relaxed than a large hall, with more room to cook, host friends and settle into a routine. For students who value independence but still want company, it strikes a sensible balance between privacy in your bedroom and community in the lounge. Stoke-on-Trent is known as the home of British pottery, and its industrial heritage gives the city a character you will not find elsewhere. Museums, galleries and a proud local culture sit alongside a friendly student community, and living costs are generally lower than in larger cities. From ST4 2BD, you can explore the city centre in around twenty minutes, head out by train for weekend trips, or simply enjoy a quiet evening at home with your housemates after a long day on campus. Browse the photos, check the room details and send an enquiry through the 97 Thornton Road page on Acolyte Living, where the team can explain payments, fees and the booking process step by step. Whether you are a first year looking to live with new friends or a returning student who wants a place of your own with trusted housemates, this three bedroom house gives you a comfortable, well connected base for the academic year ahead.