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Vantage Point Bryan House, Wigan

Name: Vantage Point Bryan House, Wigan
Address: 61-69, Standishgate, Wigan, England, WN1 1AH, GB
Telephone: +918035735724
Price range: £160/week

61-69, Standishgate, Wigan, WN1 1AH, United Kingdom

From

£160

per week

18.1 mi from Manchester City Center

( 46m. 57m. 6h 43m)

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Winstanley College | 3.42 mi

West Lancashire College | 6.18 mi

Bolton College | 8.13 mi

University of Greater Mancheste... | 8.16 mi

The Sixth Form Bolton | 8.18 mi

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Pay In Instalment

parcel collection

bills included

cctv

Advanced CCTV security onsite

About the Property

Vantage Point Bryan House Wigan, is located at 61-69, Standishgate, Wigan, WN1 1AH, United Kingdom. Vantage Point Wigan offers well-designed private 1-bedroom apartments, making it an excellent choice for students looking for comfort, privacy, and convenient transport links. Its central location places residents close to universities like Winstanley College (4.7 miles) and West Lancashire College (7.3 miles), shopping facilities, restaurants, and everyday essentials, making Bryan House Wigan a popular choice for student accommodation in Wigan.

Wigan is a flourishing Greater Manchester town, with a population of more than 107,000 residents, including a rapidly increasing number of students. Normally, the cost of living in the town ranges from £800 to £1,150 per month, according to accommodation and personal preferences of the students. The safety index of the town is 41, walkability index is 60, and the rate of unemployment is 4.5%. Wigan is popular due to its rich industrial history, green parks, and sports events.

Features

The students residing at Vantage Point Wigan have the privilege of enjoying privacy in their one-bedroom apartment, having a private bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. They will also find their apartment nicely equipped with a bed and lamp to create a comfortable environment conducive to studying and living. The private arrangement will allow the students more independence and ease in accessing all facilities needed during the academic year.

There are other facilities that will provide convenience to the students. Wi-Fi, gas, electricity, and water supply will be available to the students at no extra cost in order to facilitate budget management. Besides, there is a well-equipped CCTV security facility available on site, in addition to a secured parcel room where packages can be safely received by the students. Furthermore, the close proximity of Vantage Point Wigan to Wigan Wallgate railway station makes it an ideal choice for the University of Greater Manchester accommodation.

Location and What's Hot?

One of the biggest advantages of living at Bryan House Wigan is its central location with excellent access to higher education institutions. Students travelling to the University of Greater Manchester can conveniently commute by train or bus, while Manchester's universities are also easily accessible thanks to Wigan's excellent transport connections. Vantage Point Wigan's location in the town centre means students are always close to supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, retail outlets, and essential services.

Life outside academics is equally enjoyable. Students can begin their mornings with coffee from Costa Coffee or The Old Courts Café before heading to lectures. Dining options nearby include Fat Olive Restaurant, Red Door Bistro, and a variety of international restaurants throughout the town centre. Grocery shopping is simple with Tesco Superstore, Asda, and Aldi located nearby. Students can spend their free time exploring Mesnes Park, visiting Haigh Woodland Park, or enjoying performances at The Old Courts arts venue. Shopping destinations such as Grand Arcade Shopping Centre and the surrounding high street provide a mix of well-known retailers and independent stores. Community festivals, food markets, musical shows, sporting events, and cultural festivities take place throughout the year in Wigan. Those who love rugby can also witness the sporting culture of Wigan through the sporting fixtures of Wigan Warriors, which is the most popular sporting event in the region. Students can also enjoy scenic walks along the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, visit Trencherfield Mill Heritage Site to explore Wigan's industrial history, or catch the latest films at local cinemas. Nearby leisure centres, fitness clubs, bowling alleys, and community sports facilities offer plenty of opportunities to stay active and socialise throughout the week. Healthcare facilities are offered at the Royal Albert Edward Infirmary, while the Boots Pharmacy is just around the corner for daily healthcare needs. Combining academic facilities, shopping amenities, restaurants, leisure spots, green space, sports culture, and healthcare within its reach, Vantage Point Wigan ensures an ideal student lifestyle.

Commute

It is easy for travellers to access Vantage Point Wigan because of its perfect location in the heart of Wigan town center. Wigan North Western Station is a 9-minute (0.4 miles) walk away, offering additional national rail connections. Frequent bus services operated by Bee Network connect students to universities, residential neighbourhoods, and surrounding towns, with nearest stops being Mesnes Terrace Mscp (0.1 mile) and Wigan Bus Station (0.4 miles) Students can conveniently travel by train or bus to the Manchester city centre and are easily reachable by those studying at institutions there. For international travel, Manchester Airport can be reached in approximately 41 minutes (28.6 miles) by car or via direct rail connections. With rail, bus, road, and cycling links readily available, Vantage Point Bryan House offers excellent connectivity throughout Wigan and the wider Greater Manchester region.

Amenities

Security

Advanced CCTV security onsite

Property Services

Secure parcel room on site

5-minute walk from Wigan Wallgate train station

Situated in Wigan town centre located 16 miles from Manchester City Centre

Bills Included

Water

Electricity

Gas

Wifi

Room Types (1)

Clear

All (1)

1B (1)

1B

An apartment with one bedroom, living room, kitchen, and bathroom

House Rules

Cancellation Policies

Cooling Off Period

1. If you have not yet collected the keys to your accommodation, you may cancel your booking by emailing the resident's team within 7 days of receiving their email confirming that your booking is complete (the “7 Day Cooling-Off Period”). 2. If you cancel during this period, you will not be charged, and the resident's team will refund any deposit or Advance Rent Payments you have made. 3. If you confirm this agreement during the last seven days before you move in, your cancellation period will b

No Place No Pay

No Place, No Pay – Applicable to First-Year Students Only 1. If you are a prospective first-year undergraduate student and your university or higher education institution withdraws your offer of a place due to your not achieving the required entry grades, you may be eligible to be released from your Tenancy Agreement. Similarly, if you exceed your expected grades and choose to attend a different university, you may also be eligible for release. 2. To apply for release from your Tenancy Agreement

Replacement Tenant Accepted

1. After the 7 Day Cooling-Off Period has expired, you will be required to pay all amounts due under your Tenancy Agreement unless a replacement Tenant is found for your room (as outlined in this policy) or you enter into a new Tenancy with the same management property. A replacement Tenant must be a student eligible to book with this property in the usual manner. A) Replacement Tenants – Before Your Tenancy Start Date: If you propose a replacement Tenant before your Tenancy Start Date, the prop

Payment and Fees

Booking Deposit

1. You need to pay a booking fee of £250 to secure your room with the property. 2. This transfers to be your deposit once you move in.

Pay In Instalment

1. Payment in full. 2. Payment in 3 termly instalments. Please note: The property can provide monthly or term-based installment plans aligned with student finance schedules.

Mode Of Payment

Credit card, debit card and bank transfer.

Guarantor Requirement

1. The property accepts only UK based guarantors if you wish to pay in instalments. 2. International guarantors are not accepted by the property.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum contract length?

The minimum contract length is 46 weeks. Shorter contracts may sometimes be available subject to availability, and additional rent charges may apply.

What payment options are available?

Students can either pay the full rent in advance or pay in 3 termly instalments with an initial payment. The preferred payment option must be selected when securing the room.

Is a guarantor required?

Yes, a guarantor is required if paying in instalments. The guarantor must be a UK resident in full-time employment and pass a credit check. International students without a guarantor can still book accommodation by paying the full rent in advance.

Is there a booking fee or deposit?

Yes, a £100 booking fee is required to secure the room. This amount becomes the tenancy deposit after move-in and is refundable at the end of the tenancy, subject to no damages or rent arrears. Deposits are protected under The Deposit Protection Service.

Which bills are included in the rent?

The rent includes heating, electricity, water, and broadband internet, subject to a fair usage policy.

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Do students need to pay Council Tax?

No, full-time students are exempt from Council Tax, but students must obtain and provide their exemption certificate to the accommodation team.

Is a TV licence required?

Students are responsible for purchasing a TV licence for TVs in their own rooms, while communal TV licences are arranged by CARO.

Is contents insurance included?

No, students are advised to arrange their own contents insurance for personal belongings.

Can students live with friends?

Yes, students can request to live with friends by mentioning their names during the application process. Requests are handled on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot always be guaranteed.

Can students request single-sex flats?

Yes, single-sex flat requests can be made and will be accommodated where possible, though they cannot be guaranteed.

How many students share an apartment or cluster?

The number varies by property. Shared clusters range from 3 to 14 bedspaces depending on the accommodation building. Some studio apartments are also available.

Are double occupancy rooms available?

Yes, a limited number of double occupancy rooms are available for an additional rental charge.

Are wheelchair accessible rooms available?

Yes, some lower-floor rooms are wheelchair accessible. Students should contact the accommodation team to discuss their specific requirements.

Is car parking available?

Limited parking spaces are available at City Point. Vehicles are parked at the owner’s risk.

Is bicycle storage available?

Yes, bike storage facilities are available at every site. Students must bring their own lock, and a refundable deposit may be required for access keys.

What security arrangements are provided?

The properties have in-house security staff, emergency contact support available 24/7, and CCTV coverage in communal areas.

Is there a gym facility?

Yes, gym facilities are available. City Point residents can access the City Point gym, while The Bridewell has its own on-site gym.

Can students see a copy of the tenancy agreement before booking?

Yes, a standard tenancy agreement can be provided by email or hard copy upon request.

What is the CARO communal living policy?

CARO operates a “Code for Communal Living” with zero tolerance for behaviour that disrupts the community environment.

What furniture and facilities are included in the rooms?

Rooms are fully furnished and typically include a bed, wardrobe, workstation, shelving, pinboard, en-suite bathroom, TV, and access to a shared kitchen and living area.