£375 first month | Ensuite room, converted pub

A room worth coming home to — The Prince Albert, Macclesfield — £750 pcm all bills included.

The Prince Albert was a pub for over a century. It's been converted into co-living accommodation less than twelve months ago, and it shows — everything is new, well-built and looked after.

If you're working at AstraZeneca, the hospital, or commuting into Manchester (25 minutes on the train), it's a genuinely practical place to base yourself.

Your room: Spacious double with ensuite bathroom, a proper workstation, wardrobe, under-bed storage and chest of drawers. Not to mention a TV point, USB sockets and wired Cat6 internet.

A comfortable room that works for both living and working from home.

The rest of the house: Fully equipped kitchen, a decent living room with Smart TV and Netflix, and an outside space with table and seating.

Weekly cleaning is provided for communal areas.

What's included: Everything — gas, electric, water, council tax, Virgin broadband and Netflix.

£750 is your total monthly outlay.

The location:

Ten minutes on foot into Macclesfield town centre.

Fifteen minutes to the train station.

Ten minutes by car to the motorway.

South Park is two minutes away

The Peak District is on your doorstep.

The building has its own quiet history — local legend has it that Ian Curtis wrote Love Will Tear Us Apart here, though nobody's ever pinned that down for certain. Make of that what you will.

The house is quiet and professional. If that suits you, get in touch.