Wednesday 6 August 2014

PC Properties News Release for Student Accommodation Sheffield & It’s Association With Olympic Champion – Sebastian Coe

The Broomhill area of Sheffield is home to some of the most desirable student accommodation in Sheffield.

In particular, the pleasant and leafy Marlborough Road is the location of some of the most attractive and imposing Victorian residential properties, and which provides one of the most sociable mixes of residential and student housing in Sheffield

PC Properties are one of the leading providers of student housing Sheffield, and can offer a comprehensive range of student accommodation in this very convenient and desirable area.

PC Properties own No. 6, Marlborough Road which is a large and superior three storey seven bedroom student house located at the end of Marlborough Road where it meets with Northumberland Road. This property provides excellent facilities and is in close proximity to The University of Sheffield main campuses.

The tenants of many student properties Sheffield living on Marlborough Road may be unaware that Marlborough Road is where one of our greatest athletes of modern times lived during his school and teen years. This is of course, none other than Olympic and World middle distance Champion, Sebastian Coe.

Seb Coe lived with his parents for many years on Marlborough Road and went to school locally, attending Tapton and Abbeydale Grange schools. During his early years, Seb coached by his Father Peter Coe, endured a punishing training schedule here in Sheffield which during those early cold and dark winter mornings and his arduous route would take him through large areas of student accommodationSheffield

Seb Coe’s most notable achievements in the world of athletics as a middle distance runner was to win four Olympic Gold medals including the 1500 metres gold medal at the Olympic Games in 1980 and 1984, and set eight outdoor and three indoor world records also in middle distance track events.

Since retiring from athletics in 1990, Sebastian Coe was awarded the MBE in 1990 and was created a life peer in 2000 and was then given the title of Baron Coe of Ranmore Surrey. In 2006, he was appointed a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire in the New Year's Honours List for services to sport. He is now chairman of the London organizing committee for the Olympic Games being hosted by London in 2012

The house in which Seb Coe grew up in has Marlborough Road has since utilised for student flats Sheffield,although is now understood to have returned to private residential accommodation.


There cannot be many Sheffield student houses which can lay claim to being the home of one the world’s greatest middle distance athletes.

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