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Clasketgate, Lincoln

£138 pw

Ref: 125704
Bedrooms: 1
Deposit: 138
Available: Now

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Property Features

TV (communal)
WiFi
¾ Bed
Desk & Chair
En Suite
Laundry Room

Property Summary

Intimate four bedroom space, bedrooms measuring 22m² with ¾ sized beds, storage and study space. En-suite bathroom. Up to 100Mbps WiFi is available throughout the property. Modern kitchens that provide cooking and seating facilities along with a TV lounge area.

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About Lincoln

The central tower of the cathedral was topped with a spire, taking the total height to a reputed 525 feet (160 meters), making it the world's tallest building until the spire collapsed during a storm in 1549.

Lincoln boomed during the industrial revolution and began to excel in the engineering industry, in particular through the production of air engines and tanks.
In 1916 the first-ever tanks were designed and built-in Lincoln, giving the city the nicknamed ‘Tank Town’. These machines were paraded through the city before going to war and significantly shortened the First World War, preventing many more casualties.
Lincoln was also a center for the aviation industry with 1 in 14 WWI aircraft being produced in the city. Later, the county became known as Bomber County with a large number of RAF bases running on the flat countryside.
Into the 21st century, Lincoln is home to one of the UK’s fastest-growing modern universities, is still a world leader in the engineering industry, with almost 2000 years of historical past to explore.
Lincoln developed from the Roman town of Lindum Colonia, which developed from an Iron Age settlement. Lincoln’s major landmarks are Lincoln Cathedral, a famous example of English Gothic architecture, and Lincoln Castle, an 11th-century Norman castle.
The city is also home to the University of Lincoln and Bishop Grosseteste University. See Lincoln City F.C. for Lincoln City Football Club.

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