Charles Morton Court is a great place to live in. The room and kitchen are clean and well-distributed, but also the price is fair enough for the zone. As it is located on zone 2, there are buses lines going everywhere. This is definitely cheaper than taking the tube all the time. Apart from that, Stoke Newington, which is the name of the neighbourhood, has plenty of restaurants, chemists, bakeries, markets and supermarkets. Tesco is literally downstairs. Additionally, the team reception is very kind, helpful and creative because many events take place in the common area during the whole year. As a result, meeting people and socializing with others is easy. It feels like home away from home. I highly recommend this place!!
On 2nd February 22
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Charles Morton Court is a great place to live in. The room and kitchen are clean and well-distributed, but also the price is fair enough for the zone. As it is located on zone 2, there are buses lines going everywhere. This is definitely cheaper than taking the tube all the time. Apart from that, Stoke Newington, which is the name of the neighbourhood, has plenty of restaurants, chemists, bakeries, markets and supermarkets. Tesco is literally downstairs. Additionally, the team reception is very kind, helpful and creative because many events take place in the common area during the whole year. As a result, meeting people and socializing with others is easy. It feels like home away from home. I highly recommend this place!!
On 2nd February 22
Charles Morton Court Information
| Telephone | 0343 253 9119 |
| Postcode | N16 9BS |
| Price from | £249.00 per week for 22/23 (subject to availability) |
| Features | Within 15-minute cycle from London Metropolitan University & City University London & within 28-minute cycle from numerous London universities. Common room, garden, bike storage, outdoor area, laundry room, communal TV, contents insurance & WiFi. |
| Top tip | Book throughout the month of May for a chance to win a cash prize. Book a room for 22/23 academic year and get £150 cashback. Visit the website to find out more |
Charles Morton Court Biography
Charles Morton Court is the ideal choice for students studying in North London. This modern, yet cosy accommodation is within easy reach of Canonbury Station and central London. All universities are under a thirty-minute cycle away, so no matter where you choose to study, you won’t have a problem getting to class.
If you are looking to unwind after a long day and catch up with friends, you can make use of the common room with a TV or enjoy the tranquil garden during the summer months. There are handy amenities for you to take advantage of, including WiFi, a laundry room and bike storage.
At Charles Morton Court, you have a range of spacious and purposefully designed en-suite and studio rooms to choose from. All of these rooms have contemporary finishes and come furnished with a bed, en-suite bathroom, storage space and study area. Should you stay in an en-suite room, you will share a kitchen space with flatmates. If you prefer your privacy, you can opt to stay in a studio room.
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The facilities and design are by far the worst I have seen, their website says, ‘modern and stylish’, but it couldn’t be more hideous. The room is blank by the way, there is no décor, at all. The pictures are misleading, if you notice throughout all their websites (other bookings sites as well) THERE ISN’T A SINGLE COMPLETE PICTURE OF THE TOILET/BATHROOMS. It is HALF of what a normal private dorm should be. The shower cubicle barely has any wiggle room. And it is depressing, it looks more like a prison bathroom. Some of the kitchens have the audacious view of a brick wall out of their windows. There is no study room, IN A STUDENT DORM. There is no security at night nor maintenance person on site in case anything happens. What they do is instead pay students to be a ‘night warden’ who work in shifts, if anything serious happens you’re on your own. The pool table is busted. Their ‘hangouts’ are just food left in the common on occasional Fridays, AND NO ONE CLEANS IT over the weekend.
Charles Morton Court is a great place to live in. The room and kitchen are clean and well-distributed, but also the price is fair enough for the zone. As it is located on zone 2, there are buses lines going everywhere. This is definitely cheaper than taking the tube all the time. Apart from that, Stoke Newington, which is the name of the neighbourhood, has plenty of restaurants, chemists, bakeries, markets and supermarkets. Tesco is literally downstairs. Additionally, the team reception is very kind, helpful and creative because many events take place in the common area during the whole year. As a result, meeting people and socializing with others is easy. It feels like home away from home. I highly recommend this place!!
Don’t recommend living here. I moved out 7 months ago and am still waiting for my deposit back which is been made very difficult to get back. Small bugs in the rooms and kitchens. Door broke and maintenance took months to fix it. No social spaces or social life here. Activities were very kiddy for university students
Amazing accommodation staff on site, very polite and helpful, during Covid 19 I have received a lot of support from the staff they have organised multiple events and competitions to keep up our minds distracted from what is going on around the world, I would of loved to book again at Charles Morton court however I am a third year so I no longer require accommodation but I do recommend Charles Morton court for anyone who is looking for an accommodation around the area, the accommodation In general is very quite and peaceful I haven’t had any issues around the area. Thank you to all the staff for your support and help during my stay at Charles Morton court.
Very clean, nice and new rooms. Very good for its price. The location is nice, it’s zone 2 and busses are going everywhere
Great Place to stay. Accomodation has a very helpful and genuine management.
Nice accomodation in a fairly central area.
I have been living at Charles Morton Court for 2 years now and rebooked again. The reception team is so nice and they always go out of their way to help you. The rooms are very good value for money too. The area is nice too, definitely recommend this place
I’ve had the best first year here and couldn’t of imagined myself anywhere else! Going to uni for the first time is always a scary step but having a nice environment to come home to has made the whole process a lot easier. Couldn’t recommend enough!
The place in itself is located in a awkward area which makes it's a walk to pretty much everything except the Tesco located below the building itself. There's no social life, most people are mature students who are less willing to socialise with the youngsters living there. During my stay we had 3 different managers which meant mistakes being made on student accounts. The accommodation is clean but during the first months there was no weekly cleaners cleaning the kitchen, which most accommodation I've stayed in normally has. No vacuum or dust pan in the kitchen which meant buying your own. Small common room. If you're looking for an accommodation where you can socialise this isn't the one.