Myerscough College has two sets of Halls of Residences: one set is older and provides individual rooms for each student (shown below); the other set is newer and rooms are for double occupancy (shown above). Near the residence halls are located public telephones (above, right) as well as a laundromat (right) with modern and efficient washers and dryers.
The grounds surrounding the residence halls have many shrubs that are part of the teaching collection of plant materials. The older dorms (below) often have vines growing on the walls, softening the cement block motif.
Each of the older residence halls consists of 12 individual rooms,
shared bathrooms and a small kitchen.
All of these dorms are served by a central college Cafeteria/Dining Room.