Student Accommodations near Red Hill

Finding perfect Red Hill accommodation can be time-consuming but not difficult. With amber, students can find perfect Red Hill accommodation according to their preferences and needs. With 24/7 student services provided by amber, this time-consuming task becomes easy and hassle-free. You can find many comfortable and affordable Red Hill accommodations at reasonable prices. Amber's Red Hill accommodations are built with the requirements and uber comfort of the students kept in mind. Red Hill accommodation is divided between resident halls, private and shared rooms, en-suites and non-en-suites.

Moreover, the Red Hill accommodation options include budget-friendly to luxe studios, shared apartments, suits and non-en-suites with all the utilities included in the rent. Everyone can find something according to their preferences and needs. Some of the amber-recommended Red Hill accommodations are Scape Merivale, Scape St Lucia, Iglu Kelvin Grove, Toowong, and Scape Tribune.

Red Hill is a suburb in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, located in the inner north. From the Brisbane CBD, it is 3.2 kilometres (2.0 mi) by car to Red Hill. The neighbourhood is primarily residential and very mountainous. Musgrave and Waterworks Roads are home to stores and small businesses in the neighbourhood. Red Hill is one of Brisbane's oldest neighbourhoods and offers some of the amazing student accommodation in Brisbane. The high hills with red rocks and dirt gave Red Hill its name. Red Hill was a part of the Shire of Ithaca from 1887 until 1903, when it changed its name to the Town of Ithaca.

Brisbane, Australia's third-largest city after Sydney and Melbourne, is also the most diverse and rapidly developing. The city is almost constantly bustling with activity throughout the year, and everyone is cheerful and joyful. The centre of the city is incredibly vibrant, with several social events happening virtually every day to bring colour to your regular life.

Red Hill, a vibrant suburb in Brisbane, boasts a plethora of enticing options when it comes to off-campus Red Hill accommodations. Designed with the utmost care and consideration for the comfort and needs of students, these living spaces offer a perfect blend of convenience and affordability. These private Red Hill accommodations have been thoughtfully curated to cater to the diverse requirements of students, ensuring a holistic and enriching living experience. Whether you're seeking a tranquil environment for focused study sessions or a lively community to connect with, these accommodations have you covered. Here's a curated list of some of the finest private Red Hill accommodations, each offering its unique charm and amenities to suit your preferences.

1. Scape South Bank
2. Unilodge South Bank
3. Scape Toowong
4. Iglu Brisbane
5. Scape Regent
6. Unilodge on Gailey
7. The Manors
8. Macquarie
9. Visage
10. University Parks

Brisbane is one of Australia's most well-known cities for students to live in, and careful planning will make your money last longer. We have provided rough estimates of a few extra obligatory fees you will have to pay while living as a student in the city to help you plan out your budget and expenses. Most of these anticipated costs will vary based on personal tastes, but they are a useful guide to estimating your potential spending.

1. Rent- $600-$1760 /per month
2. Utilities (gas, electricity, water)- $150-$175/per month
3. Food- $320-$600/per month
4. Mobile phone/internet- $80-$120/per month
5. Public transport- $50-$100/per month

A robust transportation system is essential for ensuring connectivity and accessibility in a bustling metropolis like Brisbane, serving as a vital link between this thriving city and regional, national, as well as international destinations. In Sydney, private vehicles remain the predominant mode of transportation, a trend commonly observed in numerous Australian cities. However, to cater to the diverse needs of the populace and alleviate congestion, Sydney, like many other major Australian cities, offers an array of public transportation options, including ferries, buses, and trains, all of which play pivotal roles in shaping the city's dynamic and multifaceted transportation landscape.

1. Bus - The Brisbane Busway network, a sizable dedicated bus rapid transit system, is located in Brisbane. Numerous bus lines, such as the 385 BUZ and routes 598 and 599 of the cross-town Great Circle line, provide excellent service in the area. The 375 all-stop service to and from the city provides an additional option.
2. Rail - The Airport line, Beenleigh line, Caboolture line, Cleveland line, Doomben line, Exhibition line, and other suburban rail lines are only a few of the 152 stations that make up the Queensland Rail City network. Train fares range from $90 to $170 for a single day.
3. Cycle - Students can also explore and commute around the city via cycling.