Briggs House, Leeds

Briggs House is an ultra- chic student accommodation located on 6 St John’s Road, Leeds. It is only a 10-minute walk from the University of Leeds and Leeds Beckett University. It offers good amenities such as outdoor and indoor social space, study area, social events, vending machines, bike storage and Wi-Fi. It offers en-suite apartments and studios.
One can opt for an en-suite apartment or a studio apartment at the Briggs House Leeds. If you opt for an en-suite apartment, you will have your very own bedroom with en-suite shower room, study area and storage area. However, you will have a shared kitchen and living area. So, you can try out the latest fashion trends in the privacy of your room or watch a common TV programme with your flatmates in the living area. Briggs House student accommodation also provides spacious studios which feature a private fully furnished bedroom with private en-suite bathroom, study space, storage space, fully fitted kitchenette and lounge area. So, you can host Halloween parties in your lounge area and make appetising snacks for your friends in the kitchen. Briggs House Leeds provides an outdoor social space for students who want to get some fresh air and indoor social space for students who want to play pool or watch the Rugby League on TV with fellow residents. Briggs House student accommodation also provides a separate study area where you can learn difficult topics with the help of other students or engage in fun social events with fellow residents. Briggs House Leeds also provides vending machines where you can munch on your favourite snack or one can breathe a sigh of relief as you can safely park your precious bike on-site. Briggs House student accommodation also offers Wi-Fi for its resident students so you can binge-watch your favourite shows or stay connected to your loved ones living far. One doesn’t need to feel intimidated by anyone or anything as Briggs House Leeds provides CCTV and on-site security team to look into your queries.
International students in Leeds must visit Leeds City Museum which has a free entry and one can observe the diverse civic collections. For those who love to know about the history of arms and armour can go to Royal Armouries Museum. Others, who don’t want to visit museums, can go to Leeds City Centre.
One can visit popular student hangouts near Briggs House student accommodation. Enjoy lip-smacking middle-eastern food with friends and classmates at the AlKhaleej Arabic Restaurant. Let your hair down on the weekend with friends over a few drinks at The Fox and Newt Pub.