Ashburne Hall
In the heart of Fallowfield, this hall has a strong sense of community.
Bedrooms and bathrooms
The three blocks - Mary Worthington, Ward and Lees - consist of corridor bedrooms with shared bathroom facilities.
Bedrooms vary in size but all have a bed, wardrobe, study desk, chair and bookshelf.
Bathrooms are shared with your corridor and cleaned weekly by our facilities team.
Dedicated study space within your room
Bright and spacious single bedroom
Single bedrooms have a desk, wash basin and plenty of storage
Large shared bathroom with separate showers and sink
Bedroom features include
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Bed, mattress and cover
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Wardrobe
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Drawers
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Desk
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Desk light
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Operator chair
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Bookshelf
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WiFi access
Shared bathrooms include
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Shower with curtain or door
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Hand basin
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Toilet
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Mirror
Why choose Ashburne Hall?
Ashburne has a rich history with beautiful surrounding gardens.
You'll enjoy shared common areas, including a music room, a library and a lovely dining room where you have your meals.
Ashburne is surrounded by trees and green space
The gardens feature a pond with seating around
The historic and attractive dining room
Spacious common room with seating and a television
Common room with seating, table tennis and a piano
Bright, fully equipped shared kitchen
Lovely grounds with benches
Behrens House attached to Ashburne Hall
Standard features include
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Bills included
Utility bills, internet and contents insurance are included and catered halls provide two meals a day, Monday to Friday.
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Bike shed
Most halls have bike shelters and storage racks against which you can lock your bike.
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Insurance
Personal possessions insurance is included for your property in halls. View insurance certificate.
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Laundry facilities
All halls have access to washing machines and dryers (online payment via Circuit Laundry).
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High-speed internet
You'll have access to high-speed WiFi in all hall areas.
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Security
The University has a dedicated, first-aid trained security team available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Shared areas
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Kettle (for hot water)
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Microwave
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Lounge furniture
Cleaning and domestic equipment
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Mop and bucket
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Vacuum cleaner
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Iron and ironing board
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Waste and recycling facilities
As Ashburne is a catered hall, only small tea rooms are provided where you can make meals outside catering times.
A number of common rooms are dotted around the hall where you can meet to socialise and study.
Where is Ashburne Hall?
Ashburne Hall Old Hall Lane Fallowfield M14 6HP Contact Fallowfield Central Administration at:
Tel: +44 (0)161 306 9900
Email: accommodation@manchester.ac.uk
Travelling to campus
This hall is approximately 2.3 miles from the centre of campus, University Place.
- 28-minute walk via Oxford Road and the Curry Mile.
- 14-minute cycle: Oxford Road and the Fallowfield Loop offer protected cycle routes.
- 10-minute bus journey: you can ride the 147 bus for free with your student card.
Unique support on hand
At Manchester, you’ll be supported from day one by our dedicated team of ResLife Advisors.
- From 6pm to 8am every day, including bank holidays and University closure periods, your ResLife Advisor is there to help you make the most of your time in halls.
- Advisors are students and staff who live in halls with you and can help with anything from academic worries to settling in.
- There's also the Counselling and Mental Health Service, the SafeZone app and Report and Support available.
Life in and around Ashburne Hall
Halls are thriving communities where many students make friends for life.
- Your ResLife and Hall Executive Committees run social events throughout the year, from plant giveaways and yoga to film nights and BBQs.
- This Hall is in the vibrant suburb of Fallowfield with its lively student population and an array of shops, bars and cafes.
- You'll have the University's Armitage Sports Centre and its courts, pitches and gym on your doorstep.
Meet the ResLife team
ResLife offers 24/7 support to students living in halls.
ResLife rep, Eden, introduces the team, what they do and how they can help.
Moving into halls
Georgia talks about living in halls and her first-year moving tips.
