Mardon Hall

Mardon Hall key facts

Mardon Hall is our oldest purpose-built residence, built in 1933, with many original features such as the wood-panelled library (now used as a study room) and grand staircase still intact. The residence has wonderful views over the Exe Valley.

The residence has 48 single standard rooms and 29 twin standard rooms. There is approximately one toilet and one shower for six residents. There are two baths and one utility area.

Meals are served at Holland Hall.

• Popular residence. Approximately two applications per room
• Undergraduates
• 32 week contract
• Five minute walk to centre of Streatham campus
• Internet access
• Television in communal area
• Study room
• Laundry
• Bike storage
• Residents must move out during Easter vacation

Fees

See how the cost of this residence compares with other residences on our 2012/13 fees pages.

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Room and bed size

Mardon Hall has single beds (three feet wide). Twin standard rooms measure approximately 3700mm x 5000mm. In some residences, room sizes vary considerably. These measurements are a guide only.

What's in your room?

• Bed, wardrobe, desk and chair, bookshelves, desk lamp or built-in lighting, noticeboard, waste bin, mini fridge.
• High speed network/internet through either the University ResNet Service, or another broadband supplier in some of the smaller halls.
• IPTV is available via your computer.
• Shower, washbasin and toilet facilities in en-suite rooms.

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Emergency contact

Campus Security are available 24 hours a day seven days a week on 01392 723999 (internal 3999).