Student Accommodations in 

Stirling ACT, Canberra

Booking student accommodation in Canberra Stirling ACT is effortless. You must select your favourite amber student housing, pay, and book. For more information, click here.

The different types of student accommodation in Canberra are private rooms or ensuites with a private and spacious bedroom and a bathroom while sharing the kitchen and living area with other students. Two or more students will share the same room, kitchen, bathroom, and other living spaces in the shared room. The studio is where you have a bedroom, kitchen, and private bathroom and is like a self-contained unit.

The rent of the accommodation will fluctuate depending on the location of the student accommodation in Canberra, the type of accommodation you choose and the amenities provided to you. Amber just expects rent from the students and no extra bills. Contact amber and get assisted by experienced professionals.

Yes, all student accommodation in Stirling ACT Canberra is fully furnished. A student needs all the amenities with a cheerful and spacious ambience.

You can pay via debit card or net banking. The student accommodation in Canberra in Stirling ACT is secure and contactless. For more payment-related information, watch the video.

Finding student housing in Stirling might be challenging at times for new students. Amber is here to help you locate the ideal accommodation in Stirling, though. Our team of housing professionals can help you choose the accommodation that most closely matches your needs. We provide carefully selected, safe, and secure accommodations for our students. Our student housing options in Stirling provide all the features you need, such as security, all-inclusive costs, and more. To book a room in Stirling, contact the Amber here.

Amber provides all the alternatives you could possibly need, including private rentals for last-minute student accommodation, if you missed your opportunity this year.

Stirling, a city in the centre of Scotland, is located 26 miles northeast of Glasgow and 37 miles north of Edinburgh. The market town, which was established among productive farmland, served as a link between the harbour, the Old Bridge, and the mediaeval old town with its merchants and artisans. Due to it’s strategic significance, it is referred to as the "Gateway to the Highlands' in metaphor. Australia's Australian Capital Territory includes Stirling as a neighbourhood of Canberra. It's in the Weston Creek neighbourhood. In 1970, the suburb was officially recognised. Its streets bear the names of pioneers from Western Australia. The Weston Campus of Canberra College, which is situated on Fremantle Drive, is located in Stirling.

Amber provides student accommodations in Stirling ACT Canberra in desirable and student-friendly locations, making it easy for the students to access every part of the town. Some of the student accommodations are UniLodge. Some of the best localities for the amber students to live in Stirling ACT Canberra are given below:

Barton

Barton is a neighbourhood in Australia's Capital Territory that is also known as Australia. 1,946 people called Barton home as of the 2021 census. Barton is near to Capital Hill. It contains the Attorney Office, the Department of Foreign Affairs for the General, and the Prime Minister and Cabinet Departments, among many other departments of the Commonwealth government.

Forrest

Forrest is a neighbourhood in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia. Forrest is named after Sir John Forrest, a Western Australian politician, explorer, lawmaker, and federalist credited as one of the architects of the Australian Constitution.

Deakin

Deakin is a suburb of Canberra in Australia's Australian Capital Territory (postal code: 2600). Although construction started in the 1920s, the suburb was constructed mainly after 1945. It is primarily a residential neighbourhood, and students can also stay in Deaki.

Amber does away with unnecessary expenses and simply asks the students to pay the rent. An approximate estimate of student expenses is provided below.

1. Food and beverages: AU$95 to AU$220 per week
2. Mobile bills: AU$20 to AU$50 per month
3. Dining: AU$45 to AU$95 per week
4. Entertainment and leisure: AU$20 to AU$50 per week
5. Transportation: AU$80 to AU$190 per month
6. Laundry: AU$20 to AU$35 per week
7. Stationery and Course books: AU$25 to AU$80 per month

Canberra has a reliable transportation system. Trains, buses, bike rentals, and taxis are all options for students to get around the city. Public transportation is accessible, economical, and covers the whole city. The student's favourite forms of transportation are listed below.

Bus

Creating a more robust transportation system in Canberra is a great help to the residents of Canberra moving around. The bus covers every corner of the city and makes it easy for the students to move around and in the neighbouring parts of the city. You will also get student concessions as a student.

Train

Creating a more robust transportation system in Canberra is influencing how residents of Canberra move around. To improve our city and lessen congestion, there are connecting light rail, active transportation, and rail network in Canberra. The rails run from Queanbeyan railway station to Canberra railway station and connect Kingston.

Bike Rentals

Share A Bike offers self-service bike rentals, which are an easy method to pick up a bike while you're out and about. In the city and to the south of Lake Burley Griffin, there are stations built up. There are nice ranges of bikes available, including several for kids and even a few with trailers.

At Novotel Canberra swipe your credit card at a Share A Bike station. For a 24-hour hire, rates begin at $1.50 per hour, or $12 for a one-hour hire.You may pre-order the kind and size of bike you choose and have it delivered to your location using their premium delivery service.