Are you the kind who likes to be at the centre of the action but also wants to disconnect when it gets too much? The Cube Ealing is the student accommodation you’re looking for.
Best of two worlds
Living at The Cube Ealing, located comfortably close to the heart of London city, means you’re a 30-minute tube ride from all the action. Whether you’re late for class or called by impromptu evening plans, you’ll be there in a jiffy from The Cube Ealing London accommodation. When you want to disconnect, the massive Gunnersbury Park is a stone’s throw away. So after you’ve read all about why The Cube Ealing is a popular student accommodation in London, you can start planning those picnics at the park.
All your needs met
The fully furnished studios at The Cube Ealing London, equipped with the latest appliances, give you a choice between twin-sharing and independent living. All the studios feature a private bedroom, en-suite bathroom and study area. In an independent studio, you have the kitchen and living area to yourself while they are shared in a twin arrangement. With on-site laundry and maintenance services, all-inclusive bills, round-the-clock security and internet, The Cube Ealing student accommodation ensures all the needs of student life are taken care of.
Carefree commute
Their spacious communal and gaming areas are the perfect melting pot for new students to make friends. When you want to set about town, The Cube Ealing London promises fantastic connectivity with the nearest bus stop a minute’s walk away and the nearest tube station, South Ealing, an 8-minute walk. It’s also a favoured student accommodation in London thanks to its proximity to several large universities like the University of West London, University of Westminster and King’s College London.
Get set for good times
On most days you won’t have to go too far for a good night out as The Cube Ealing London is surrounded by a torrent of multi-cuisine restaurants and pubs. In fact, the neighbourhood is unofficially credited as the home of rock music. One of Ealing’s most famous clubs, now called The Red Room, is said to have influenced many British musicians. Ealing also hosts several annual festivals, of which the most recommended is their volunteer-driven Beer Festival where one can taste over 200 real ales!
Glimpse into the past
Ealing may especially fascinate students of History and Archaeology as its roots go back as far as 7,000 years! The neighbourhood is also home to the oldest film studios in the world. Fans of Doctor Who have a special reason to book The Cube Ealing student accommodation since many of Ealing’s locations have appeared on the hit BBC show. We won’t blame you if you think you heard the TARDIS whooshing by when you move here!
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