Constable Terrace

The flat was really nice to live in, with a big social kitchen and the rooms were huge. Only downside was no cooker and not enough fridge and freezer space for all 10 people living there. Do miss living there though.

It’s was an ensuite on campus accommodation. The ensuite was great and I was really impressed by the room size. I also really appreciated the size of the desk and the sheer amount of shelving. My room was up two flights of stairs which I didn’t mind as it gave the flat a more home-y feeling but it was difficult after a night out trying to climb the stairs. The location is great. I was less than 30 seconds away from my lectures and I was right next to the Sainsbury’s centre which was a great place to revise. However I was in one of the first flats which backed onto the back fo the biology building which drove me nuts. The sound of the fan on the labs kept me up most nights. I don’t think if I could choose, I would stay down that end at all

Twin bedroom unit - Great room with plenty of space and a nice view outside. One of the largest rooms on campus, situated a little bit away from the other main accommodation buildings but this does not let it down. Complete with a good sized bathroom and kichenette. Perfect for those who like to have their own space e.g. When cooking and not having to share with several people. The person you are paired with is randomly selected which may not always work out but you have your own space in your rooms. Tends to be less sociable than other rooms on campus because of the nature of the two bed units and not regularly coming in to contact with other students. Right by the Sainsbury Arts Centre and great walking distance to NNUH.

The rooms were huge in size and were widely considered the biggest rooms on campus. Along with the huge size, there was a huge amount of shelving space which was incredibly useful and nice to have all my things on. The ensuite bathroom was also huge compared to other ensuite rooms available - especially the village. The only downside I can think of is how close it was to the back of the biology labs which had huge ventilation fans which were on all day and all night which was enough to drive you crazy at night. The kitchens were also reasonably small in size and not having an oven was an obvious downside

It was located in a great position on campus and was very social. It also had beautiful surroundings and was a good distance from campus facilities. The kitchens were a decent size and had everything you needed. The hobs although in my flat weren’t the best. The rooms were a decent size and had excellent heating. The bathrooms were also very good and I really liked the shower. It had excellent power. The bathrooms also weren’t too small. Decent sized desks as well. 82 I would say that Constable terrace comes close to being one of the best accommodations on campus, very glad I got allocated Constable in my first year!

Really good location! Nice to be mixed with new people, only a short bus ride into the center of Norwich which is good!

The kitchen is like a prison cell. So are the rooms and the bathrooms. There’s no oven and no sofas, so not only can you not cook nice food, you also can’t sit and chill with your mates without getting extreme back ache. The location is also nice and far away from everything, what exactly am I paying £149 a week for?????