Topmeadows Living

11/11/2020

5 Tips on How to Live Peacefully with Other People!

✔️Don't take all the space in the fridge and kitchen cupboards.
✔️Wash up after yourself.
✔️Don't make too much noise in the evenings.
✔️Don't steal their food.
✔️Keep communal areas clean.

08/11/2020

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04/11/2020

This beautiful kitchen in our 7 bedroom 7 bathroom property on St Patrick's Road!

✔️Two extra kitchens in this property!
✔️Two rooms remaining!
✔️10 minute walk to Coventry university!

Book your Room now!!

01/11/2020

When you finally secure a room with Topmeadows Living! 💃💃💃

30/10/2020

This guide is for tenants and landlords in the private rented sector to help them understand their rights and responsibilities. It provides a checklist and more detailed information on each stage of the process, including:

✔️what to look out for before renting
✔️living in a rented home
✔️what happens at the end of a tenancy
✔️what to do if things go wrong

28/10/2020

✔️LAST TWO ROOMS REMAINING!
✔️LOW DEPOSIT
✔️FLEXIBE TERM

Newly refurbished En suite Rooms available right in the heart of Coventry. This house has recently been refurbished to a a very high standard with a brand new kitchen and wooden flooring throughout the property. There are 7 Fresh and modern ensuite rooms at the property each with their own intercom system to allow visitors in. The property is only a 7 minute walk from Coventry Train station and 5 minute walk into the centre of town!

01/10/2020

22/08/2020

Walk through Tour of our 7 bedroom house in Coventry City Centre. Rooms are going fast so book your room now!

https://topmeadowsproperties.gotenant.co.uk/properties/11518

https://www.spareroom.co.uk/14844322

14/08/2020

*places to eat in Coventry *

is a great place to dine out in Coventry City centre. They have a range of Asian-inspired & Japanese dishes served in long communal dining style.

11/08/2020

*Things to do in Coventry *

Kenilworth Castle and Elizabethan Garden

The garden created by Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, at Kenilworth Castle in the early 1570s was one of the wonders of Elizabethan England. It is also the best documented of all the great gardens of its age, providing the starting point for English Heritage's ambitious re-creation in 2009. This beautifully illustrated book presents the extensive research that informed the scheme and describes the process by which the new garden was designed.

Source: historicengland

08/08/2020

5 minute walk from the university library!

Book your room now for September 2020!