Beamish and Crawford site student accommodation to cost €1k a month

Residents of Cork's newest private student accommodation will pay rents of around €1,000 a month.

Beamish and Crawford site student accommodation to cost €1k a month
Thu, 27 Feb, 2020 - 15:10
Eoin English

Residents of Cork's newest private student accommodation will pay rents of around €1,000 a month.

Strong interest has been reported in the 420-bed Lee Point complex, which has been developed on the former Beamish and Crawford brewery site on South Main Street, and which opens for viewings this weekend.

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