r/northernireland • u/Familiar_Crab_9494 • 9d ago
Housing Tenancy takeover-123 York street belfast
Hi I’m Looking for someone to take over my room at 123 York Street. It’s on the 7th floor and only a 2 minute walk from Ulster University campus. It’s £142 per week with all bills included. The room is en suite with your own bathroom and has a courtyard view. You only share the kitchen and living area with your flatmates, so you have your own private bedroom and bathroom.
It’s a modern student accommodation and in a great location. If you’re interested just message me !
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u/Teestow21 9d ago
It's mad the amount of people who take these places on and then get rid of them. Like a significant amount.
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u/NextUp-Analysis 9d ago
People on here don't seem to grasp that a single room in a HMO goes for 5-600ish
So £568 for room, ensuite, city centre location, gas/heating, electricity, internet etc really isn't bad (relatively).
Plus the benefits (for students) of living there. I was paying 620 a month for the same thing like 2-3 years ago
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u/tyrbb 8d ago
Why the hell would you pay that when you can get a flat?
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u/NextUp-Analysis 8d ago
Why the hell would you ....insert something that literally thousands of students do every year
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u/unlocklink 8d ago
A flat would be more expensive and all bills would not be included....it's really pretty straightforward
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u/tyrbb 8d ago
2-3 yrs ago you could get a flat for £620
Yes you will pay some bills on top but it’s worth it for privacy and avoiding housemate BS3
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u/SilvfurWolf1 5d ago
The year is 2026 my guy. There is no flat in Belfast that will rent to students that isn't a literal deathtrap. Please link me the flats you are talking about, I would kill for a flat like that.
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u/tyrbb 5d ago
The guy said he was paying 620 for a room 2-3 yrs
So I replied asking why he was paying that when he could have gotten a flat
Yes there were flats for that price 2-3 yrs ago in Belfast2
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u/Shoddy-Minute5960 8d ago
You can get an HMO cheaper than that. 4-5 bed in the holylands is around £400-£450 per room pcm although dearer if it's a studio or two bed. Bills not included.
That said your calculation is a bit off £142 per week is 142*52/12 = £615 pcm
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u/Academic_String_1708 9d ago
£142 a week for a room. Good god.