Electric Press, sheffield

Electric Press Sheffield Student Accommodation

Choosing where to live during university involves more than finding a room close to campus. Your accommodation becomes part of your everyday routine, from the journey to lectures and where you sit down with coursework to where you pick up groceries or meet friends after class.

Electric Press Sheffield is located on Henry Street, close to Kelham Island and within easy reach of Sheffield's universities and city centre. The property offers a choice between en-suite accommodation and private studios, so students can decide how much shared living and personal space they want during the academic year.

With utility bills included, shared facilities inside the property and several transport options nearby, Electric Press gives students a practical place to live while keeping much of Sheffield within easy reach.

About Electric Press

Electric Press offers two main ways of living. Students who enjoy having flatmates can choose an en-suite room within a shared apartment, while those who prefer more independence can opt for a self-contained studio.

The difference can matter once university gets busy. Shared apartments give you people around you and communal spaces to use, while your en-suite bedroom remains your own. A studio, on the other hand, gives you your own kitchen and bathroom as well as your private sleeping and study space.

The accommodation also includes shared areas within the building. Residents can use the lounge, cinema room and pool table when they want somewhere to relax or spend time with other students. Practical facilities such as laundry, bike storage and on-site maintenance are also available, covering some of the everyday tasks that come with student living.

For students considering Electric Press Sheffield, the location is another part of the appeal. The property sits close to Kelham Island while remaining within straightforward travelling distance of the University of Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University and Sheffield city centre.

Electric Press Address & Location

Address: 21 Henry Street, Sheffield S3 7JT, United Kingdom

Living at Electric Press Sheffield

The location of Electric Press Sheffield makes it possible to keep many regular journeys relatively short. University, shopping, food and transport are all within reach, which can be useful when your timetable changes from one day to the next.

Shalesmoor Tram Stop and Netherthorpe Road Tram Stop are nearby, giving students access to Sheffield's tram network. Local bus services also operate from stops around Upperthorpe Road, Montgomery Terrace Road, Watery Street and Meadow Street. For longer journeys, Sheffield Railway Station connects the city with destinations across the region and beyond.

Grocery shopping doesn't require a major trip either. Tesco Express, Sainsbury's Local, Aldi and Co-op Food are all close to the property, giving students several options for picking up food and household essentials.

Kelham Island adds plenty of places to eat and meet friends. Ponderosa Cafe and other nearby coffee shops provide options for a quick coffee or an afternoon away from your room, while Saw Grinders Union, JORO Restaurant, Harlem House and Bar Kelham give students places to eat in the area.

There are also several options when you want to step away from university work. Kelham Island Museum Grounds, Ponderosa Park and Weston Park provide open spaces around the city, while Sheffield Central Library and the University of Sheffield Information Commons offer alternative places to study.

Students who prefer exercising close to home can use the on-site gym or visit other fitness facilities across Sheffield. Having several options nearby means you can choose between a quick workout at the property and a longer visit to one of the city's sports facilities.

Why Choose Electric Press Sheffield?

Accommodation priorities differ from one student to another. One person may want an affordable en-suite close to university, while another may be more interested in having a private studio. Some students also place greater importance on study facilities, transport links or having their bills covered.

Electric Press Sheffield brings these considerations together through a choice of room types and practical facilities.

Some of the reasons students may choose to live here include:

• En-suite rooms and private studio accommodation.

• Location close to the University of Sheffield and Sheffield Hallam University.

• Electricity, gas, heating, water and high-speed Wi-Fi included in the rent.

• Cinema room, lounge and pool table for shared use.

• On-site laundry facilities.

• Bike storage for residents.

• CCTV and on-site maintenance.

• Wheelchair-accessible accommodation.

• Supermarkets, cafés, parks and public transport within easy reach.

The room choice also means students don't have to follow one particular style of living. Shared en-suite accommodation offers more interaction with flatmates, while the studio option gives residents greater control over their own space.

Room Types & Prices at Electric Press

Electric Press student accommodation offers several en-suite categories alongside a Deluxe Studio. The en-suite rooms are part of shared accommodation, giving residents a private bathroom while communal facilities are shared with flatmates.

Students searching for Electric Press en-suite Sheffield accommodation can choose from different room categories, with prices beginning at £99 per week.

Room Type	Weekly Rent
Silver Ensuite	From £99
Accessible Ensuite	From £99
Silver En-suite	From £99
Accessible En-suite	From £99
Silver Plus Ensuite	From £105
Gold Ensuite	From £120
Gold En-suite	From £120
Gold Plus Ensuite	From £130
Deluxe Studio	From £175

Weekly prices may change depending on availability and tenancy arrangements, so students should check the current rate for their preferred room before booking.

Silver & Accessible Ensuite Rooms

The Silver Ensuite and Silver En-suite options start from £99 per week, making them the lowest-priced room categories listed at Electric Press.

The Accessible Ensuite and Accessible En-suite options are also available from £99 per week. Students considering accessible accommodation should check the current specifications and features of the available room against their individual requirements.

Silver Plus & Gold Ensuite Rooms

The Silver Plus Ensuite starts from £105 per week, while the Gold Ensuite and Gold En-suite options begin at £120 per week.

These rooms follow the shared accommodation format, giving residents their own en-suite bathroom while allowing them to use communal facilities with other students. The different categories give students some flexibility when comparing price points and room options.

Gold Plus Ensuite

The Gold Plus Ensuite starts from £130 per week.

It offers another en-suite option for students who want shared accommodation but are considering a higher-priced room category within the property.

Deluxe Studio

For students who prefer to keep their living arrangements private, the Deluxe Studio starts from £175 per week.

Unlike the en-suite rooms, the studio provides a self-contained setup with its own kitchen and bathroom. This makes it a more independent option for students who would rather not share their main living facilities with flatmates.

What's Included at Electric Press?

Keeping track of several household bills can become another task during an already busy academic year. At Electric Press, the main utility costs are included within the rent.

Your accommodation fee covers:

• Electricity

• Gas

• Heating

• Water

• High-speed Wi-Fi

Having these services included means students do not need to arrange separate utility accounts after moving in. It also gives you a clearer idea of your regular accommodation costs when planning your student budget.

Facilities at Electric Press

The facilities at Electric Press cover several parts of student life, from studying and relaxing to handling everyday tasks.

Your room remains your main private space, while the shared facilities provide places to spend time outside it.

In-Room Facilities

The accommodation is furnished, with the exact setup depending on the room category you choose.

Available features include:

• Fully furnished rooms

• Private en-suite bathroom in selected room types

• Private kitchen in studio accommodation

Students choosing an en-suite room have their own bathroom while sharing communal kitchen facilities with their flatmates. The Deluxe Studio has its own kitchen and en-suite bathroom, giving residents a self-contained living arrangement.

Study & Academic Facilities

Students can study from their accommodation using the available internet connection.

Academic support includes:

• High-speed Wi-Fi throughout the property

For students who prefer to work away from their room, Sheffield also has several university and public library facilities nearby, including the University of Sheffield Information Commons and Sheffield Central Library.

Social & Communal Spaces

There are several shared areas within Electric Press where residents can spend time away from their rooms.

Communal facilities include:

• Lounge area

• Pool table

• Cinema room

These spaces give students somewhere to meet flatmates, watch a film, play games or simply take a break after lectures.

Security & Everyday Facilities

The property also includes practical facilities that support everyday routines.

Facilities include:

• CCTV

• Bike storage

• Wheelchair-accessible building

• On-site laundry

• On-site maintenance

These services can be particularly useful over a longer tenancy, whether you're cycling to campus, doing laundry between classes or reporting a maintenance issue within your accommodation.

Universities Near Electric Press Sheffield

Living close to university can make a noticeable difference once lectures, coursework and other commitments start filling your week. A shorter journey can leave more time for studying, meeting friends, working part-time or simply getting some rest between classes.

Electric Press Sheffield is within straightforward travelling distance of both the University of Sheffield and Sheffield Hallam University. Students can walk, cycle or use Sheffield's public transport network depending on their campus and daily schedule.

University	Distance
University of Sheffield – Western Bank Campus (Main)	0.66 miles
University of Sheffield – St. Georges Campus	0.99 miles
Sheffield Hallam University – Collegiate Campus	1.75 miles
Sheffield Hallam University – City Campus	2.35 miles

The University of Sheffield's Western Bank Campus is the closest listed campus at 0.66 miles from the property. St. Georges Campus is also less than a mile away, making both locations accessible for students who prefer walking or cycling.

Sheffield Hallam University's Collegiate Campus is 1.75 miles away, while its City Campus is 2.35 miles from Electric Press. Students travelling to these campuses can use the nearby tram and bus services when walking isn't practical.

The location also gives residents access to university libraries, sports facilities and other campus services without requiring them to live directly beside their university.

Electric Press Clearing

Students who receive a university place through Clearing often need to arrange accommodation soon afterwards. This can be particularly important in Sheffield, where room availability can change as students confirm their places and begin making bookings.

If you've secured a place at the University of Sheffield or Sheffield Hallam University through Clearing, checking Electric Press student accommodation in Sheffield availability early gives you more time to compare the available room categories.

The property has both shared en-suite accommodation and a Deluxe Studio, so your choice will depend on whether you prefer living with flatmates or having your own kitchen and bathroom. Prices also vary between room types, with the listed options starting from £99 per week.

Availability can change during the Clearing period, so it's worth checking the latest room options, tenancy dates and prices before making a booking.

Transport Options Near Electric Press Sheffield

Electric Press is well placed for students who need to travel beyond the immediate area. Tram stops, bus routes and Sheffield Railway Station provide connections across the city and further afield.

Transport	Details
Railway Station	Sheffield Railway Station
Tram Stops	Shalesmoor Tram Stop, Infirmary Road Tram Stop, Netherthorpe Road Tram Stop, University of Sheffield Tram Stop
Nearby Bus Stops	Upperthorpe Road/Montgomery Terrace Road Bus Stop, Watery Street/Meadow Street Bus Stop, St Philips Road/Hammond Street Bus Stop, Penistone Road/Rutland Road Bus Stop, Sheffield Interchange

Tram & Rail Connections

Shalesmoor, Infirmary Road and Netherthorpe Road tram stops give students access to Sheffield's Supertram network. The University of Sheffield Tram Stop is also useful for reaching the university area.

Sheffield Railway Station is useful for longer journeys, including trips home during university breaks or visits to other cities.

Bus Services

Several bus stops around the property provide additional connections across Sheffield. Upperthorpe Road/Montgomery Terrace Road, Watery Street/Meadow Street and St Philips Road/Hammond Street are among the nearby stops.

Sheffield Interchange also provides a larger transport point for local and regional bus services.

Walking & Cycling

Public transport isn't necessary for every journey. The University of Sheffield, Kelham Island and parts of Sheffield city centre can all be reached on foot, while cycling provides another option for students who want to avoid relying on buses or trams for shorter trips.

Nearby Places

The area surrounding Electric Press Sheffield has a useful mix of shops, study spaces, healthcare facilities, transport links and places to spend your free time.

Shops, Essentials & Weekend Browsing

• Kelham Island Quarter

• Sheffield City Centre Shopping District (The Moor)

• Meadowhall Shopping Centre

• Fargate Shopping District

• Devonshire Quarter

• Tesco Express

• Sainsbury's Local

• Aldi

• Co-op Food

• Kelham Island Local Stores

Libraries & Study Spaces

• Sheffield Central Library

• University of Sheffield Information Commons

• Sheffield Hallam University Adsetts Library

• Western Bank Library (University of Sheffield)

• Kelham Island Museum Archive

Nearby Medical Facilities

• Royal Hallamshire Hospital

• Northern General Hospital

• Sheffield Children's Hospital

• Boots Pharmacy

• University of Sheffield Student Health Service

Bus Stops

• Upperthorpe Road/Montgomery Terrace Road Bus Stop

• Watery Street/Meadow Street Bus Stop

• St Philips Road/Hammond Street Bus Stop

• Penistone Road/Rutland Road Bus Stop

• Sheffield Interchange

Railway & Tram Stations

• Sheffield Railway Station

• Shalesmoor Tram Stop

• Infirmary Road Tram Stop

• Netherthorpe Road Tram Stop

• University of Sheffield Tram Stop

Stay Active Nearby

• Onsite Gym at Electric Press

• PureGym Sheffield City Centre

• The Gym Group Sheffield

• University of Sheffield Sports Centre

• Sheffield Hallam University Sports Facilities

Parks & Open Spaces

• Kelham Island Museum Grounds

• Ponderosa Park

• Weston Park

• Sheffield Botanical Gardens

• Neepsend Riverside Walk

Cafés & Restaurants

• Ponderosa Cafe

• Costa Coffee

• Starbucks

• Kelham Island Coffee Shops

• Marmadukes Coffee

• Saw Grinders Union

• JORO Restaurant

• Harlem House

• Anii Tasty Takeaway

• Bar Kelham

Pubs

• Saw Grinders Union

• Bar Kelham

• Kelham Island Tavern

• Fat Cat Pub

• The Riverside

Is Electric Press Sheffield the Right Choice?

The right accommodation depends on how you expect to spend your time during university. If you enjoy having other students around but still want your own bathroom, the en-suite rooms at Electric Press offer a shared living setup without giving up that personal space.

The Deluxe Studio takes a different approach. With its own kitchen and en-suite bathroom, it suits students who would rather keep their daily routine independent. The difference in room types also means students can compare the cost of shared and self-contained accommodation before deciding how they want to live.

The property is also worth considering if location is high on your list. The University of Sheffield's main campus is 0.66 miles away, while Sheffield Hallam University's campuses can be reached through the city's public transport network. Supermarkets, cafés, parks and transport stops are also nearby, so most regular errands don't require a long journey.

There is a practical side to living here as well. Electricity, gas, heating, water and Wi-Fi are included in the rent, while the on-site laundry, bike storage and maintenance service take care of some of the less interesting parts of student life. The lounge, cinema room and pool table then give you somewhere to go when you want to spend time outside your room.

For students who want a choice between shared and private accommodation, included household bills and a location close to Sheffield's main universities, Electric Press offers a sensible option to consider.