Iglu Central Park Student Accommodation Sydney is located at 6 Central Park Ave, Chippendale, 2008, Australia. It is a close student accommodation near the University of Notre Dame (3-minute walk) and the University of Technology (6-minute walk). Iglu Central Park Student Accommodation offers cosy ensuite and studio apartments. Iglu Central Park Sydney Accommodation’s various room types and proximity to colleges are one of the reasons why it is considered one of the best student accommodations in Sydney.
Sydney, located on the east coast of Australia, is one of the most iconic cities in the world. Known for its stunning harbour and world-famous landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. It is a dynamic hub of culture, business, and education. With over 70,000 students, Sydney is home to some of the country’s top universities. There are a lot of gems waiting to be discovered in the locality not far from you. Students love going to Chinatown and Paddy’s Market. You will require an entire day to just have a look at these spots. The rich suburbs in Sydney are the most attractive aspect of it. Sydney is counted among the safest cities in the world. It has a safety index of 65.81, and residents say that they feel safe walking during the day. With frequent police patrols and a strong force, the city has a very low chance of crimes taking place. Sydney is considered to be moderately affordable. As a student, you can expect to have a budget of AUD 2,160 to AUD 3,800. Thus, choosing this Sydney student accommodation is a smart choice, and Iglu Central Park reviews state that the students enjoy the state-of-the-art amenities provided.
At Iglu Central Park Student Accommodation, you can choose from a Single Bedroom – 6 Share Apt, Standard Studio Apartment, Premium Studio Apartment, Superior Studio Apartment, and many more. Your kitchen at Iglu Central Park Student Accommodation will have a microwave, an oven, and a cooktop to help make your cooking easy. You can easily store your food and any perishable items in the large refrigerator and freezer. The dining table creates a perfect nook for meals and chats.
The bedrooms have a king single bed for a good night's sleep. The study desk, chair, lamp, and pinboard will create a focused productivity zone for you. You can map your strategy and efficiently work on it. You can fill the bookshelf with all your books and notes. So that nothing goes missing and is easy to find in times of need. Likewise, you will get plenty of storage and a built-in wardrobe to organise and store your belongings in their designated space.
The lounge area has a smart TV along with access to Apple TV. You can catch up with your shows and movies whenever you want. The couch and the coffee table create a perfect, inviting space for you. The air conditioning at Iglu Central Park student accommodation will keep the air inside cool and fresh. You will also have secure swipe card entry to your apartments.
Along with these amazing room amenities, Iglu Central Park Student Accommodation also provides common amenities. You have access to study spaces purposely designed for your study sessions and productivity. You will have free unlimited high-speed wifi to research and gather information for your schoolwork. There is a communal kitchen at Iglu Central Park student accommodation, so you can share meals and stories with your friends. You can have your daily coffee at the coffee bar and breakfast area. Once in a while, you can enjoy BBQ and social activities like fun events and programs. There are plenty of social spaces like the games area, cinema room, lounge area, great outdoors, and terrace for you to socialise and network.
Iglu Central Park Sydney also has a gym & exercise area for all your training sessions to keep you healthy and fit. For your convenience, Iglu Central Park off-campus student accommodation provides you with an on-site laundry facility. So you don't have to travel and spend money on getting your clothes cleaned and ready for your perfect look. It also has a bicycle storage area to keep your vehicles safe and secure. When it comes to your safety, Iglu Central Park Student Accommodation makes no compromises. Hence, it has CCTV, 24/7 onsite support, and gives you secure access with a secure swipe card entry. Your bills at Iglu Central Park Student Accommodation include wifi, electricity, gas, and water.
Iglu Central Park student accommodation has reputed institutions like Torrens University (5-minute walk), APIC College (6-minute walk), and SAE Institute (9-minute walk) in close proximity to it. So you will not have to worry about transport. Woolworths Central Park and Igo Supermarket are the nearest stores to get your monthly shopping for groceries done. Priceline and Chemist Warehouse Haymarket are the pharmacies around for your medical emergencies.
Iglu Central Park student accommodation has hospitable restaurants, welcoming cafes, and lively pubs and bars around it. So you will never fall short on places to explore and try out. Malacca Straits on Broadway, Olio, and especially Spice Alley will serve you great continental cuisine. For your coffees, whether they are custom or classic, you can go to The Caffeine Project, Twelve Squares, and SFJ Cafe & Coffee. Knox Street Bar, The Chippo Hotel, and The Lord Gladstone Hotel offer you lively and welcoming spaces for great drinks and fun evenings.
Iglu Central Park student accommodation has some of the best things to do in Sydney nearby. You can visit the beautiful Sydney Opera House, known for its architecture and live performances. It also offers great dining experiences along with iconic views of the Harbour Bridge and Circular Quay. In the Pylon Lookout museum, you can learn about the history of the Harbour Bridge. The Taronga Zoo is home to over 4000 animals. You can also participate in Keeper for a Day, animal encounters, and wildlife retreats to have a much closer experience of the animal world.
Iglu Central Park student accommodation has bus stops and train stations within walking distance. So you can use them to explore this fantastic city. Broadway at Buckland St. and the University of Technology Sydney, Broadway, is the nearby bus stop. Redfern and Museum are the train stations nearby. During their stay, students won’t have to worry about travelling in and around the city, as the commute options make travelling a breeze from Iglu Central Park Student Accommodation.
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To start your application, you will need to pay one week’s rent (your holding deposit). This will be treated as your first rent payment once your booking is confirmed and you move in.
A bond equal to 4 weeks rent is required to be paid at the time of signing your contract to live at property. This amount is then sent to the relevant state’s Rental Tenancy Bond Authority where it is held until after you vacate the property. It is then returned to you less any amounts you may owe to the property, such as unpaid rent or damages, at the end of your contract.
Their simple process means you don’t have to provide a record of previous rental history – you don’t even need to have prior experience in renting a property!
The price of your rent is fixed for the length of contract. If you decide to stay on beyond your current lease, the weekly rent of the new contract may increase – any rate increase will always be advertised in advance.
They offer the following contract types at property:
12-months (equivalent to a full calendar year)
6-months (equivalent to a half full calendar year)
44-weeks* (equivalent to an academic year)
22-weeks* (equivalent to a semester)
Short Stay – where available, the Short Stay option will be shown on a room page with available dates to choose from
44 and 22-week contracts are only available in Semester 1 of each year. They are not available for NRAS or International U18 rooms.
The prices quoted are per person, per week. As part of property’s warm hospitality, your rent includes: free unlimited internet all utilities (water, electricity and gas) use of all communal spaces access to 24×7 onsite support an engaging program of resident events They also offer a complimentary weekday ‘Cool Start‘ breakfast at all property properties.
Not at all. You are more than welcome to speak to the friendly team at your preferred property property and book directly through them.
Your weekly rent is required to be paid fortnightly, and you are responsible for ensuring that your rent is paid a minimum of two weeks in advance at all times in accordance with your Residential Tenancy Agreement.
You can pay using Visa, Mastercard or Amex. All credit and debit card payments are subject to surcharges which will be calculated at check-out.
They are happy to refund your holding deposit if your application for an Australian student visa is not successful.
They are happy to refund your holding deposit if you don’t get a place in the course you apply for at university.
Contract start dates vary across property properties and in some cases, you will see different date options available on for the same room listing. This is because some of their properties currently have set contract cycles due to availability, while others have more flexibility. Available contract start dates are shown for each room at each property.
This varies across their properties. If a room is shown as being ‘Available Now’ you can discuss the contract start date directly with the property. Where a specific contract start date is shown this is the date your contract will start, regardless of when you physically move into property. Where a specific contract start date is set, you will have the opportunity to advise your ‘Expected Arrival Date’, which must be after the contract start date, when you finalise your contract on our resident portal. Some properties do have set check-in dates and they will advise you of these prior to finalising your application.
To maintain our contract cycles, your contract will be for one of the following lengths: * 44 and 22-week contracts are only available in Semester 1 of each year. They are not available for NRAS or International U18 rooms.
This may vary in some instances and the property will advise if this is the case. Of course, you will always be given the opportunity to renew your contract and your property team will contact you in advance of the end date to advise available options.
12-months (equivalent to a full calendar year)
6-months (equivalent to a half full calendar year)
44-weeks* (equivalent to an academic year)
22-weeks* (equivalent to a semester)
Yes, you can stay for the duration of your study. They will always contact you prior to the end of your existing lease to see if you would like to renew and for how long.
Yes, your rent includes gas, water and electricity.
Yes, unlimited high-speed Wi-Fi is included in your weekly rent and you have to this throughout the building.
They offer 24/7 onsite support. Their property team is available during office hours and there is a Resident Leader available after hours.
In addition, everyone living at property, has free access to Sonder – a comprehensive wellbeing support service. The Sonder app provides 24/7 access to confidential safety, medical, mental health, and wellbeing support.
Property is not fully catered, however:
they offer a complimentary weekday ‘Cool Start‘ breakfast at all property properties.
all apartments have well-equipped kitchens where you can prepare lunch and dinner.
food events are a key part of each monthly event calendar.
Given the convenient locations of property properties, they don’t offer airport pick-ups, but they will provide you with information about getting to property, including options for airport transfers.
No – you will need to bring your own towels, blankets, sheets and pillows. If easier, you can buy these items once you arrive at a retail store or you can purchase a linen kit from them in advance. With a quilt, pillows, linen and towels, it has everything you need to freshen up, make your bed and settle in for a good night’s sleep.
Please note that the bed sizes at property are:
Single size for standard 2-bedroom apartments at property Flagstaff Gardens
King-single sized for all multi-share apartments (with the exception of property Mascot and property Flagstaff Gardens), single studios at property South Yarra, some studios at property Broadway and some one-bedroom apartments at property Kelvin Grove
Double sized for most studio and one-bedroom apartments plus premium 2-bedroom share apartments and 6-bedroom share apartments at property Mascot.
Queen sized for the majority of studio apartments at property Central Park.
It’s best to confirm with the property prior to purchasing any bed linen.
You are responsible for supplying your own crockery, glassware, cooking and eating utensils and any other kitchen gadgets (they provide kettles and toasters at the properties noted below, and all property ovens and stove tops are electric). Other items you may need include coat hangers, cleaning supplies, washing powder, toiletries plus all your personal clothing etc.
Toasters and kettles are provided at: property Brisbane City, property Central, property Chatswood, property Flagstaff Gardens, property Mascot, property Melbourne Central, property Melbourne City, property Redfern, property South Yarra and property Summer Hill.
Yes – it is a condition of your stay here at property that you must be currently enrolled and attending a course within an Australian Tertiary Institution.
The standard minimum age for students living at property is 18.
Australian Students:
They accept domestic under 18 students on the following terms:
you must be enrolled in a tertiary education institution
your parent or guardian will be required to sign an U18 acknowledgement form
you must comply with our rules regarding U18 residents.
International Students:
The properties listed below are approved accommodation providers for international Under 18 students from the following institutions:
property Redfern:
University of Sydney / Taylors College
UNSW / UNSW College
property Kelvin Grove:
QUT
property Melbourne City:
Monash College
Monash University (Caulfield or Parkville)
Trinity College Foundation
Before applying, they recommend you review their International Under 18 Student Frequently Asked Questions.
In all other cases, you must be at least 18 years of age when you come to live at property.
Yes, there is an property team member onsite and available 24/7 to provide their students with support and assistance at any time.
In addition, everyone living at property, has free access to Sonder – a comprehensive wellbeing support service. The Sonder app provides 24/7 access to confidential safety, medical, mental health, and wellbeing support.
Yes, all of their properties have CCTV cameras installed throughout the building common areas, entry points and hallways, which operate 24 hours a day. their properties also operate on an electronic swipe card system, with four levels of entry-control programming – including building, floor, apartment and bedroom*. Entrance to the property outside of office hours is only permitted to those with an authorised room key.
* Bedrooms at property Kelvin Grove use standard locks not swipe card access
Yes. All property properties have paid onsite laundry facilities available 24/7.
Yes, they have a comprehensive program of social, academic, sport, wellbeing and cultural events. These are organised by their dedicated team of staff and Resident Leaders (RLs) who are always keen to receive feedback or ideas for future events and activities.
Yes, you will get the chance to meet and mix with students from a wide range of universities and colleges.
When filling out your application form, you can put in preferences regarding who you would like to live with, and whilst they will do our best to meet your requests, it will be determined by room availability – so they advise you to apply as soon as you can so there’s more options for you.
Whilst there are a limited number of studios available for couples to rent, all other rooms within property are sole-occupancy. So whilst you and your partner may each rent a room within the same apartment, each bedroom must only be occupied by 1 person.
Yes – you are allowed to have friends over, however you will need to ensure that they comply fully with the House Rules and any direction of the property team, including their Resident Leaders. They also ask that you consider your housemates and ensure that your guest/s do not cause any disruption or damage any property of property or your housemates. Students are required to register their visiting guests at reception for safety and security reasons.
They choose their locations to make it easy to get around without needing a car!
However, they do have a limited number of parking spaces available at the following properties: Additional fees will apply for car spaces.
Broadway
South Yarra
Unfortunately, you are not allowed to bring or keep any pets on an property property. This includes fish, birds and reptiles.
This does not apply to students and visitors who require an assistance animal (e.g. a seeing or hearing guide dog).
Any item of the property that becomes damaged or broken either by way of accident or intention will be repaired and the costs to repair or replace the goods will be charged back to the person/s responsible.
Yes – you will be provided with a full list of property House Rules when an offer is made. You will also receive a copy of the House Rules when you move in along with other helpful information to assist with settling in.
Sydney is one of Australia’s most lively and cosmopolitan cities, attracting more 300,000 domestic and international students from all over the world from all over the world. With prestigious institutions like the University of Sydney, University of Technology Sydney, and Sydney College of English, the city is home to a large and diverse student population. Because on-campus housing fills quickly, many students turn to off-campus housing in Australia. From private rooms to shared apartments and modern student apartments in Sydney, there is a wide range of options to suit different budgets and lifestyles.
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Sydney’s student life is about more than just academics. Neighbourhoods vary from bustling city centres to peaceful residential streets, offering different vibes, cafes, and social spaces. Some areas also reflect the city’s prestige and lifestyle opportunities, as highlighted in guides exploring the richest suburbs in Sydney. By considering location, amenities, and local culture, students can choose the right student housing in Sydney that balances study, social life, and living experience.
Sydney, located in New South Wales, is Australia’s largest and most iconic city, home to over 5.3 million residents. Known for its stunning harbour, golden beaches, and lively cultural scene, Sydney blends urban excitement with natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for students seeking student living in Sydney. The city’s history dates back to 1788, and it has grown into a global hub for education, business, and lifestyle.
Sydney hosts some of the country’s top universities, including University of Sydney is ranked 18th globally in the QS World University Rankings. These institutions attract tens of thousands of domestic and international students every year, driving demand for student apartments in Sydney and accommodation near Sydney College of English.
Neighbourhoods like Camperdown, Darlinghurst, and Glebe are particularly popular among students for their cafes, libraries, affordable student flats Sydney, and lively social life. Events like Vivid Sydney, the Sydney Fringe Festival, and local live music scenes attract Gen Z crowds, reflecting the lively culture surrounding student accommodation Australia. Students can also explore a range of tips and guides on student city guide sydney to make the most of their student lifestyle, offering practical advice on housing, social life, and city exploration.
Sydney maintains a safety index of around 65, offering a generally secure environment for students, while the happiness index averages 7.2/10, supported by a high quality of life, employment opportunities, and access to cultural and outdoor experiences.
Overall, student accommodation Sydney Australia offers the perfect blend of academic access, cultural richness, and lively city living, making Sydney one of the most desirable destinations for international students.
Finding the right student accommodations in Sydney is essential for a smooth and enjoyable university experience. Whether you’re attending the Sydney College of English or another local institution, amber offers a variety of student apartments in Sydney designed to balance comfort, convenience, and community living. From fully furnished private rooms to shared apartments with modern amenities, students can choose a space that fits their budget and lifestyle.
1. Charlie Parker Sydney – From AU$1559/week
2. Newtown Student Accommodation – From AU$899/week
3. Scape Abercrombie Sydney – ★★★★☆ (4.9/5) – From AU$819/week – “Spacious and stylish rooms with excellent communal facilities and a supportive student community.”
4. Scape Darlington – ★★★★★ (5.0/5) – From AU$799/week – “Well-equipped apartments with modern interiors, study areas, and vibrant social spaces for students.”
5. Iglu Central Park Student Accommodation Sydney – From AU$795/week
For students looking for student accommodation Sydney Australia, the city offers a variety of options that balance affordability, comfort, and convenience. Whether you’re studying at the Sydney College of English or other nearby institutions, these properties provide easy access to campuses, public transport, and the city’s social and cultural hubs. From shared apartments to fully furnished studios, Sydney offers a range of options for students seeking off-campus housing in Australia that don’t compromise on quality. To help you narrow down your search, check out the most affordable suburbs in Sydney. It’s a great guide to finding budget-friendly areas close to popular student spots.
1. Western Sydney University Village Parramatta – From AU$327/week. “Spacious shared apartments with communal lounges and study zones, perfect for students seeking community living close to campus.”
2. Scape Mountain X – From AU$349/week. “Fully furnished apartments with rooftop terraces and collaborative study areas, offering a lively and social student environment.”
3. Student Village North Ryde – From AU$362/week. “Modern student apartments featuring pools, communal lounges, and study spaces are designed to balance productivity and socialising.”
4. Castle Dulwich Hill – From AU$409/week. “Self-contained apartments with private kitchens and bathrooms, ideal for students seeking independence near Sydney’s academic hubs.”
5. Dayman Apartments – From AU$418/week. “Affordable, fully furnished apartments with study zones and communal lounges, perfect for students looking for practical and comfortable student housing in Sydney.”
Sydney and its surrounding suburbs are some of the most student-friendly areas in Australia, offering a mix of convenience, lifestyle, and affordability. If you’re looking for student apartments in Sydney, these neighbourhoods are ideal for students attending the University of Sydney, Sydney College of English, and other nearby institutions.
1. Camperdown: Right next to the University of Sydney, Camperdown is perfect for walking to lectures. Students enjoy Camperdown Park, local cafes, and easy access to Central Station. Most campus buildings are just a 5-minute walk away. Average rent: AUD 550–750 per week.
2. Newtown: A 10-minute walk from the university, Newtown is lively with budget eateries, bars, and shops along King Street. It’s ideal for students looking for lively Sydney student accommodation. Average rent: AUD 600–700 per week.
3. Glebe: Quiet and green, Glebe is about 15 minutes from campus. Students enjoy cozy cafes, bookshops, and parks like Bicentennial Park. Average rent: AUD 550–650 per week.
4. Chippendale: South of the university, Chippendale offers convenience and a creative vibe with spots like Spice Alley and Central Park Mall. Most university buildings are reachable within a 10-minute walk. Average rent: AUD 650–750 per week.
5. Darlington: Adjacent to campus, Darlington is peaceful and affordable, with easy access to Redfern Station, Broadway Shopping Centre, and university facilities. Commute: 5–10 minutes on foot. Average rent: AUD 500–600 per week.
Student accommodation Sydney Australia offers a diverse range of options to suit various preferences and budgets, ensuring every student can find a space that aligns with their lifestyle. Here's an overview of the room types available in Sydney:
1. Studio Apartments: Studio apartments in Sydney provide fully self-contained living spaces with a private bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. They are ideal for students seeking maximum independence and privacy.
2. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments: These apartments offer one or two private bedrooms along with shared living areas such as kitchens and lounges. They are suitable for students who wish to live with friends or a small group while maintaining some level of privacy.
3. Shared Apartments: Shared apartments consist of multiple private bedrooms within a single unit, with communal kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas. This setup encourages social interaction and community living while still offering personal space for each resident.
4. Private Rooms: Private rooms offer students a personal bedroom with essentials like a study desk and bed, with access to shared facilities such as kitchens and lounges. These rooms suit students who want independence without complete isolation.
Sydney, Australia's vibrant and cosmopolitan capital, offers a dynamic environment for students. However, it's important to note that the cost of living in Sydney can be higher compared to other cities. On average, students can expect to spend between AU$2,500 and AU$4,000 per month, covering accommodation, food, transportation, and other daily expenses.
1. Accommodation: AU$350 – AU$700/week
2. Groceries: AU$150 – AU$280/week
3. Transportation: AU$40 – AU$60/week
4. Utilities (Gas, Electricity, Water): AU$35 – AU$140/week
5. Phone and Internet: AU$20 – AU$55/week
6. Leisure & Social Activities: AU$100 – AU$200/week
Sydney is a student-friendly city with a reliable and extensive transport network, making commuting from student accommodations in Sydney to universities, city centres, and local hotspots easy and affordable. Whether you are staying in student apartments in Sydney or looking for rooms for rent in Sydney, there are multiple convenient travel options to support student life.
1. Train Services: Sydney Trains connect major suburbs and campuses, including areas near the Sydney College of English, to the city centre.
Cost: Approximately £20/week for students using a concession Opal card. A student Opal card ensures fare caps and discounts across all train lines, making daily commuting budget-friendly.
2. Bus Network: Sydney has a wide-ranging bus network linking most student neighbourhoods, campuses, and city attractions.
Cost: Around £15–£18/week with a student concession. Buses often stop close to Sydney student accommodation, providing easy access for daily travel.
3. Ferries: Ideal for harbour-side suburbs, Sydney’s ferry services are both scenic and practical.
Cost: Concession fares start at approximately £12/week for students. Pairing ferry travel with buses or trains using an Opal card allows smooth multi-modal commuting.
4. Cycling: With dedicated bike lanes and secure storage available in many student apartments in Sydney, cycling is an efficient, healthy, and eco-friendly commute option.
Cost: Free apart from the initial bicycle purchase. Short trips between campus, cafes, and libraries are easy to complete by bike.
5. Light Rail (Trams): Sydney’s light rail system connects key inner-city areas, including Central Station, Darling Harbour, and the University of New South Wales.
Cost: Concession fares start around £2–£3 per ride, and it’s fully integrated with the Opal card for convenient transfers between trains, buses, and ferries.
6. Walking: Students living near campuses or the CBD can conveniently walk to lectures, cafes, or shops.
Student Transit Tips: Students living in off-campus housing in Australia can save time and money by combining trains, buses, ferries, cycling, and walking. Carrying your Opal card ensures access to student concessions and daily/weekly travel caps. For detailed guidance on navigating Sydney’s transport system, check out all about the public transport in Sydney. This is particularly helpful for students commuting to accommodation near Sydney College of English.
Sydney, Australia’s bustling harbour city, offers a lively and student-friendly environment where academics and social life thrive. Safe and popular neighbourhoods like Chippendale, Darlington, and Surry Hills are close to Sydney College of English and provide easy access to essential amenities. Students can find a variety of student accommodations in Sydney and student apartments in Australia to suit different needs.
Students often hang out at Blackwood Pantry for specialty coffee, Edition Roasters for a modern café experience, or Paramount Coffee Project for a spacious study environment. Popular student-friendly restaurants include Din Tai Fung for affordable Asian cuisine and Gelato Messina for a sweet treat. For nightlife, The Soda Factory, Opera Bar, and Ivy Sydney offer lively settings that students frequently enjoy. Students can discover more about the best bars in Sydney for ideas on where to socialise responsibly.
Sydney also offers excellent learning and cultural resources. The University of Sydney Library and UTS Library provide extensive study spaces, while the Australian Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art offer cultural enrichment and student discounts. Green spaces like Prince Alfred Park, Victoria Park, and Royal Botanic Gardens provide peaceful areas for outdoor study sessions, jogging, or relaxing breaks.
Healthcare facilities are conveniently accessible, with Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, St Vincent’s Hospital, and Sydney Hospital providing comprehensive medical services. With multiple Sydney student apartments available, students can enjoy a safe, engaging, and well-rounded lifestyle while pursuing their studies.
Sydney attracts students from across Australia and internationally. Its prestigious institutions, combined with a wide range of student accommodations in Sydney, provide an ideal environment for both study and student life. Learners enjoy modern campus facilities, lively neighbourhoods, and convenient access to city amenities.
1. The University of Sydney: One of Australia’s most renowned universities, the University of Sydney offers a wide variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, with a strong emphasis on research and global partnerships. Popular Sydney student accommodation options nearby include Scape At University of Sydney, Scape Darlington, and Scape Abercrombie, featuring fully furnished rooms, communal study areas, gyms, and social lounges.
2. University of Technology Sydney (UTS): UTS is known for its innovative approach to learning, particularly in technology, business, and design. Students often choose off-campus housing in Sydney close to the campus, such as Castle Petersham or The Switch Kensington, offering ensuite rooms, shared apartments, and amenities like communal kitchens, gyms, and social lounges.
3. Sydney College of English: Specialising in English language programs for international students, Sydney College of English attracts learners seeking immersive education in Sydney. Nearby student apartments in Sydney include Accolade On Regent and Scape Quay, which provide furnished rooms, study areas, and communal spaces that support both study and social life.
Whether you’re looking for rooms for rent in Sydney near The University of Sydney or modern student apartments in Australia close to UTS or Sydney College of English, amber offers 100% verified listings, all-inclusive rent, and support every step of the way. Book early to secure the best Sydney student accommodation.