Omg, a student on TikTok is showing off her uni house and it might be the nicest one ever
This student house is like living in a Pinterest board
A student in Liverpool has posted a TikTok showing off her uni house, and it’s probably the nicest student home ever. I’m not jealous at all.
TikTok user Sophie Morris posted a video of herself moving into her third-year student house in Liverpool. And the comments blew up.
It’s certainly better than the black mould that most students are used to.
@sophiemorris16 ahhh i absolutly LOVE it!!!!! #liverpool #student #uni #3rdyear #studenthouse
Sophie and her pals have managed to snatch what some people are calling the “nicest student house I’ve ever seen”.
I mean, even Student Beans commented: “Wait, I haven’t seen one of these where I’m actually jealous!”
The eight-bedroom house is seen in the TikTok to have mosaic tiled flooring, dark grey aesthetic walls, and white paneling.
It even looks like there’s a newly refurbished laundry area in the basement. Whoever lives in this house has truly upgraded from circuit laundry.
The house even has a bar area. That exposed brick wall is going to be the background of many a picture from pres.
In the middle of the house is a lovely winding staircase. We are so jealous. At the top of this staircase is Sophie’s room which has a fireplace.
Beige curtains in the corner of her room reveal a wardrobe. She is truly living in a Pinterest board.
And don’t get us started on the bathroom. Hotel standard.
The house is located on Rodney Street in Liverpool. Sophie revealed in a comment that for a non-ensuite room she is paying £130 per week.
Let the bidding wars for next year begin!
Featured image and all images via TikTok @sophiemorris16
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