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Luxury living space for city students

This is the first glimpse inside Wolverhampton's latest multi-million pound student development.

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This is the first glimpse inside Wolverhampton's latest multi-million pound student development. And you can forget the stereotype of grotty student accommodation. The former Chambers 51 building, in Lichfield Street, has been transformed into a luxurious 157-bed complex for the city's university students.

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Tom Reynolds, a 21-year-old student in sound and multi-media technology, from Penn, added: "It's pretty smart. It's not too noisy too, which you might expect it to be being on a busy road."nextpage
Tom Reynolds, a 21-year-old student in sound and multi-media technology, from Penn, added: "It's pretty smart. It's not too noisy too, which you might expect it to be being on a busy road."nextpage
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The complex was officially opened by Mayor of Wolverhampton Surjan Singh Duhra, who described it as "world class".
The complex was officially opened by Mayor of Wolverhampton Surjan Singh Duhra, who described it as "world class".