Froghall

Location

Froghall is a student accommodation that’s tucked away in old Aberdeen’s cobbled streets, yet is modern and close to Aberdeen University. Local and international students will find these rooms at 29 Froghall Road, Aberdeen AB24 3JL to be a blend of the intimate and the social, with everything they need to make the most of their student years. There’s a friendly team always at hand to help with anything you may need. And the student housing community is equipped with facilities that help you get comfortable, cook, study and socialise. In short, a great Aberdonian welcome and life awaits.

Amenities

At Froghall student housing complex, there’s a range of flats from 2 to 6 bedrooms, with larger flats offering 2 bathrooms. Virtually every flat has a washer/dryer in the kitchen, saving you laundry time and patience. Check on internet updates from your cosy, large bed or simply stroll to the fully-equipped kitchen to rustle up a meal for you and your flatmates. The accessible student lounge is where you’ll want to head for a cup of hot tea or coffee, or for a movie night or to form a study group. In the mood for fresh air? Welcome to the charming gated garden and private outdoor recreation space. From here, every place you need to go, from campus to city centre, is minutes away.

Security and maintenance

There’s 24/7 CCTV with secure intercom entry, as well as 24/7 Ardmuir Maintenance Support.

Rent inclusions

All utility bills are included, not to worry.

Public transport accessibility

The off-campus student accommodation at Froghall is less than a 5-minute walk from Aberdeen University. Also a short stroll away from King Street, where the main bus route will take you to Robert Gordon University. On the way is the bustling city centre, with shopping, bars and restaurants.

Things to do nearby

• The Bobbin is opposite Aberdeen University, and has live sport, pub quizzes and open mic nights to enjoy.

• Aberdeen Sports Village, the premier sport and exercise facility in Scotland, is next door.  

• The Prince of Wales pub has been known for its ales since 1850.