Richmond Park

My friend lived in Richmond Park in his first year of university, and as far as I can tell, it was a completely uneventful hall. Nothing ever really happened. There was no nightlife, the hall bar was terrible, and the whole place had a pall of gloom about it, as if all the fun was being siphoned away to be pumped directly into the ghoulish souls of the nearby Owen’s Park residents.
Despite not being catered, it is strangely the most expensive of the Fallowfield halls, the reason for which is likely buried far at the bottom of a deep, deep well, along with the remains of the guy who thought the whole place up. It’s also stuck out of the way across the road from all the other halls, like the campus itself doesn’t actually want to be associated with it.
Just don’t go here if you have a choice.

Richmond Park is a university housing block for people who still want to be near the hussle and bussle of Fallowfield because they’ve heard its cool, but want a few more of the home comforts they’re used to after they flee the nest of their over-​protective families.
Richmond Park is more expensive than anywhere else in Fallowfield, including the catered halls. It’s a very similar set-​up to that of Oak House, with only six to a flat instead of eight, and slightly larger rooms. There are no parties or fun here. I think the inhabitants usually prefer to stay in and watch television, whilst eating organic asparagus from Marks and Spencer’s.
Basically, if you’re a student you should like fun and not have much money. If you don’t like fun and you’ve got too much money, go to Richmond Park.