Student Living - Twelfth Avenue, Brisbane

Twelfth Ave, Saint Lucia, 4067, Australia
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3.2 mi from City Center
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About the Property

Student Living Twelfth Avenue is a popular student accommodation in Brisbane, offering a wide range of stylish en-suite studio bedrooms with great shared facilities. The University of Queensland is just a 4-minute drive, and SAE Institute is a 12-minute drive away, making it an ideal student accommodation.

Brisbane is home to several leading universities, such as The University of Queensland, Queensland University of Technology, and Griffith University, which offer world-class education in various fields. This city is ranked as one of the most livable cities in the world, and it also offers a high standard of living with excellent healthcare facilities. The culture and the people in Brisbane are very vibrant and welcoming. Not only is Brisbane a thriving cosmopolitan city with a buzzing nightlife and plenty of entertainment options, but it's also a great place to explore the great outdoors. Brisbane has a vibrant student community with a range of activities and events on offer. There are plenty of opportunities to get involved in sports, clubs, and societies, which can help you meet new people and make lifelong friends. Student Living Twelfth Avenue is known for its friendly and welcoming people. As a student, you'll be able to meet people from all over the world and make new friends. Living in Student Living Twelfth Avenue student accommodation will let you enjoy all that this lovely city has to offer from the comfort of your student housing.

Features

With excellent shared facilities, such as a large kitchen and living areas, the property is an ideal home away from home. There are no concerns about basic necessities because all of the student rooms at Student Living Twelfth Avenue are furnished and well-equipped. There is also a self-contained private studio room with its own kitchenette where you can cook your favourite meals. The rooms have air conditioning and heating equipment for your sheer comfort. You get a comfortable double bed, a sofa to relax on, tables and chairs where you can have your undisturbed study sessions and much more. There you will have your own personal fridge, a TV in the room, and a bathroom.

The houses have a games room where you relax and unwind with your friends, a gym and a sauna where you can burn calories and stay fit, and a laundry. You can also take a nice long dip in the indoor pool. You can also have a BBQ party with your roommates and friends. You can also unwind and relax in the outdoor area or the observation deck. Not only this, but you also get bicycle storage, car parking, and after-hours emergency staff for your convenience. Plus, wifi, water, electricity and heating bills are included in the rent itself. Student Living Twelfth Avenue student accommodation definitely helps you enhance your university experience.

Location and What's Hot?

Just a short walk from the University of Queensland's St Lucia campus and the Hawken Drive shopping precinct, where you can get all your groceries and take-away food. The location is so convenient that you don't even need a car, but if you do, there is some driveway space as well as plenty of street parking. You will find many Saint Lucia restaurants and bars in this popular area, not very far from this student accommodation, including The St Lucia Golf Links Restaurant and Bar, which offers stunning views of the golf course, The Boundary Hotel, which is a bar and a pub and a favourite among localities. You can also visit the Pancake Manor and The Regatta Hotel. Many cities' retail and leisure hubs are near this and another popular road called Swann Road. The Royal Exchange Hotel is a popular spot for live music and drinks, and it also has a range of beers and cocktails on offer. Some tourist attractions in and near St Lucia are The University of Queensland, The Brisbane Botanic Gardens, which are home to a range of exotic plants and trees, The Queensland Museum and Science Centre, which has a range of exhibits in Queensland’s natural history, culture, science and technology. For your quick grocery runs, you can visit Coles St Lucia, Aldi Toowong or Woolworths Indooroopilly.

Commute

The public transportation in Brisbane is very well-linked and convenient. For students living in Student living Twelfth Avenue, travelling by public transport becomes easier. You catch a bus within 5 minutes from UQ Lakes Station and visit nearby areas or catch a bus from QLD Lake Station, which is only a short walk away from the property and Cabs and Taxi Service is also present nearby the student accommodation. TransLink serves South East Queensland with a uniform ticketing and electronic payment system known as a 'go card'. You can also choose to walk to nearby destinations in or near the neighbourhood.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of contracts does the property offer?

Full Year leases are preferable, but options will include 12 month or 6 month leases.

Do you have car parking facilities?

Dedicated car parking is provided.

What do I need to buy before I can move in?

Your apartment is furnished with a bed, study desk and chair, wardrobe, TV, fridge, and microwave oven. You will need to supply all of your own linen & kitchen equipment – available online via our convenient the accommodation's online shop. As this is a secure building, all residents are required to meet their guests at the entrance door as this door is only accessible by resident key access.

If I really want to move rooms after I move in – is that possible?

Once you have signed a lease for your room, you cannot change rooms until your lease expires or you break your lease.

Can I move out at any time?

When you move into your apartment, you sign a Residential Tenancies Agreement. This is a legally binding document that means you have committed to paying rent from the start date on your contract until the end date of your contract. If you move out, you still have to pay rent until your contract expires. However, if you have no choice but to move out, you can break your lease. This means that you need to pay a lease break fee and the rent until someone else takes over your contract.

What is a Bond?

A bond (also known as a ‘security deposit’) is an amount of money that you need to pay that can be used by the apartment owner if you do not meet the terms and conditions of your tenancy agreement. Examples of this include If you fail to keep the property clean, cause damage or are in rent arrears, the owner of the property may claim some or all of the bond only when the tenancy ends. The majority of bonds are refunded in full as most are vacate with no issues.

How much is the Bond?

If your rent is $700 a week or less on a General Tenancy Agreement (or $500 a week on a Rooming Accommodation Agreement), the bond cannot be more than 4 week’s rent. The Owner cannot increase the bond during your tenancy. If you are paying over these amounts then the Apartment owner may request a higher Bond amount. The amount you will need to pay for your bond is listed on the prices page and will be confirmed again with you prior to your arrival.

Paying the Bond?

All rental bonds for properties in Queensland are lodged with the Residential Tenancies Authority (RTA) a state government body. Payment must be made payable to the RTA (not the accommodation). We ask that you provide us with a bank cheque (a bank cheque is a cheque issued by the bank under their name; you can purchase one of these from any Australian Bank). Alternatively, a money order (Available from Australia post) is acceptable. Remember the cheque/Money Order must be made payable to the ‘Residential Tenancies Authority’.Bring the bond cheque/money order with you when you are collecting your keys.At this meeting, you will complete and sign the official “Bond Lodgement Form”. We will forward this to the RTA and then the RTA will send a receipt to you direct. Contact the RTA on 1300 366 311 if you have not received a receipt 15 business days after paying your bond. We understand that it may not always be possible to arrange for either a bank cheque or money order prior to arrival and in these instances we recommend you take advantage of the RTA’s online bond lodgement option and bring a copy of this with you when you arrive.

What is a Condition Report?

When you pay a bond, we must prepare a ‘Condition Report’, which records the property’s general condition, including fittings and fixtures, and present you with 2 paper copies of this Report when you come to collect your keys. Review and, if necessary, add your comments to the ‘Condition Report’. You must return the report to the accommodation within three business days of moving in and you should keep a copy of the ‘Condition Report’ until the end of the tenancy. The ‘Condition Report’ is a very important document, as it can be used as evidence if there is a dispute about who should pay for cleaning, damage, or replacement of missing items, particularly at the end of a tenancy. You may want to take photos of your apartment at the start of your tenancy to further show the condition. The owner may claim some or the entire bond for cleaning, damage, or replacement of missing items at the end of your tenancy. If the ‘Condition Report’ stated that the work was required at the start of the tenancy, or the items were not listed, it can help you prove the bond should be returned to you.

I am vacating, can I use the Bond for my last month’s rent?

No, your bond and rent are separate payments. You are required to pay rent in the specified way up to and including the date of your departure.

What happens when I vacate?

You need to leave your apartment clean and tidy in the same condition as when you arrived, and ensure all personal items have been removed, report any damage that may have been caused during your tenancy. This allows for a speedy bond resolution.

How do I receive my Bond back?

At the end of the tenancy we will provide you a “Bond Claim” form for completion (or you can download your own copy from the RTA website), Please ensure you sign the form with the same signature as you used on the “Bond Lodgement” form at the start of your tenancy. The RTA will match signatures and will only process your claim if they match. We will lodge the bond claim form once we have the owner and your signed agreement, it then takes another 2-3 business days for the RTA to process, it repays the bond directly into the nominated bank account on the form, If you have not provided valid bank account details, but have provided a forwarding address, the RTA will send a cheque. If the RTA is unable to do either of the above they will retain your money, you will need to contact them via phone on 1300 366 311 to organise for your refund to be released to you.

Why are you claiming my Bond?

The Owner is entitled to compensation if you have failed any terms or conditions in your tenancy agreement or breached the Residential Tenancies Act (Queensland State Government Law covering rental issues). Please note that the owner cannot claim for wear and tear of items or fittings in the apartment. At the accommodation the vast majority of these sorts of issues are resolved by agreement between the owner and the tenant. If there is no agreement then the Owner may decide to ask the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) to hold a hearing to finally decide on the issue. Please note if the matter goes to QCAT then the resolution of the bond will exceed the timeframe mentioned above as we must wait for a hearing date from QCAT.

What do I do if I, or my family need somewhere to stay prior to checking into the accommodation?

If you or your family need somewhere to stay for a couple of nights to a week, or rest your head after coming in from a late-night flight then why not book at Essence Suites Taringa. Offering fully furnished suites that give you the freedom to relax in a place away from home.

Where can I find resources to manage my health and wellbeing?

The accommodation has listed a number of resources on our Student Health and Wellbeing page.

What are your check-in times and days?

Monday to Friday 11am to 5pm.

Do you offer after hours check-in?

Yes - please call our after hours on-site staff a minimum of 7 days beforehand.

What is the process for arranging an after hours check-in?

Once you arrive at the property, you will see a key safe. The property manager would have given you the code to access the safe, retrieve your key and head up to your room.
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Student Accommodations in Brisbane

Brisbane Student Accommodation

Finding ideal student accommodation in Brisbane can be a bit challenging as students often look for convenience, proximity to universities, and access to essential services such as grocery stores and public transport. While uni accommodation Brisbane is an option, limited spaces fill up quickly, leading many students to opt for private, off-campus student apartments Brisbane. Amber streamlines the search for student accommodation in Brisbane, offering a hassle-free experience with comprehensive support. Students can select from various student rentals in Brisbane to fit their preferences, whether it’s self-contained studio apartments for more independence, shared apartments for a social atmosphere, or en-suite rooms that combine private space with shared amenities.

Amber provides tailored services, including verified listings, flexible lease terms, and personalised booking support, ensuring a seamless process for securing Brisbane student housing. Many options of accommodation in Brisbane for international students are strategically located near top institutions like the University of Queensland and Queensland University of Technology (QUT), minimising travel time. Several off-campus Brisbane student housing properties offered by property management groups like Scape and UniLodge. These off-campus student accommodation in Brisbane options come with modern facilities such as communal lounges, study rooms, and gyms to foster comfort and productivity.

About Brisbane

Brisbane, perched on Australia’s east coast, is a buzzing hub for education, culture, and outdoor vibes. With over 2.5 million people calling it home, the city perfectly mixes urban energy with chill, sun-soaked charm. From its roots as a penal colony back in 1824 to the enthralling scene it boasts today, Brisbane's got history and modern flair rolled into one. Think South Bank Parklands for weekend hangouts, scenic strolls along the Brisbane Riverwalk, and the lush Brisbane Botanic Gardens as your go-to study break spots.

Australia’s got a QS score of 8, making it one of the top countries for higher education. The University of Queensland (UQ), famous for groundbreaking research and a super diverse student base, plus Griffith University with its cutting-edge programs and supportive vibes, make the city a magnet for students everywhere. The job scene? Solid. With over 80% of grads landing gigs, Brisbane’s all about setting you up for a career wins post-graduation.

With 21.7% of its student population being international, Brisbane is one of the top destinations in Australia for students. With undergraduates comprising 70%, postgraduates 25%, and research students comprising 5% student population. The admissions for July 2025 kick off in February 2025, so mark those calendars!

Safety? Check! Brisbane ranks high for being a safe city, giving students peace of mind. And when it comes to culture, this city’s packed with everything from epic music fests and art shows to food markets that’ll have your taste buds buzzing. With over 800 restaurants and iconic events like the Brisbane Festival lighting up the calendar, there’s always something going on.

Best Student Accommodation in Brisbane

When moving abroad, students often consider key factors like affordable and cheapest student accommodation Brisbane, including amenities, and popular local spots. The city offers a range of student rentals in Brisbane, from ensuite and non-ensuite rooms to private apartments and shared spaces. To simplify your search, here is a compiled list of the best student accommodation Brisbane city options, each packed with amenities and close to major universities. From on-site gyms and study areas to lively social lounges, find your perfect home in one of Australia’s most student-friendly cities.

1. Scape South Bank

2. Scape Regent

3. UniLodge South Bank

4. Scape Merivale

5. Scape Toowong

Affordable Student Accommodation In Brisbane

Living away from home as a student comes with both perks and challenges and managing finances is often at the top of the list. Finding cheap student accommodation in Brisbane that’s close to your university and essential amenities is very important. To help, here is a list of cheapest student accommodation Brisbane. The rent for each international student housing Brisbane ranges between AU$219 - AU$299/week and is designed to meet students' needs.

1. Student One Adelaide Street

2. Scape Tribune

3. UniLodge Park Central

4. University Park Accommodation

5. Scape St Lucia

Best Areas To Live In Brisbane

Brisbane's neighbourhoods are perfect for students looking for the right balance of convenience, affordability, and vibes. Here's a quick breakdown of the best areas to live in Brisbane to consider when searching for student accommodation Brisbane.

1. West End

Just 10 minutes (2 km) from the University of Queensland (UQ), West End is an artsy area with cosy cafes, vintage shops, and diverse food spots. It’s easy to get around with public transport, and you’re close to uni and the city’s best hangouts. A great pick for those who love a creative, lively vibe.

2. South Bank

Only 10 minutes (2 km) from Queensland University of Technology (QUT), South Bank combines culture and relaxation. Think lush parks, art galleries, and riverside walks. Plus, it’s home to plenty of trendy cafes and eateries, making it ideal for students who want to explore some culture after class.

3. Fortitude Valley

Just 15 minutes (3 km) from Griffith University, Fortitude Valley is the heart of Brisbane’s nightlife. Whether it’s bars, live music, or shopping, there’s always something happening. It’s giving for students looking for a mix of city life and fun.

4. Kelvin Grove

Only 10 minutes (3 km) from Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Kelvin Grove is quieter but still super connected. It’s got green spaces and a calm atmosphere, with easy access to uni and the city. Ideal for students who want to study in peace but still be close to everything.

5. New Farm

Around 10 minutes (3 km) from QUT and UQ, New Farm is a chilled-out spot with gorgeous parks, riverside paths, and cute cafes. It’s close to the action of the city but offers a more relaxed vibe which is perfect for balancing uni life with downtime.

Room Types Available In Brisbane

Brisbane offers a wide range of student accommodations to suit different lifestyles and budgets. Whether you prefer social living spaces or the privacy of your studio, there’s something for everyone. Here's a quick guide to the room types available for off-campus student housing in Brisbane:

1. Ensuite Rooms

Ensuite rooms give you the privacy of your own bedroom and bathroom, with shared kitchen and living spaces. It’s ideal if you want your personal space while still being able to socialise in communal areas.

2. Non-Ensuite Rooms

Non-ensuite rooms are a more budget-friendly option, offering a private bedroom with shared bathrooms, kitchens, and living spaces. They’re perfect for students who want a personal sleep and study area but don’t mind sharing common facilities.

3. Studio Apartments

For maximum privacy, studio apartments come with your own bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. It’s all yours! No shared spaces, making it the best choice for those who like independence and peace.

4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments

These apartments offer separate bedrooms along with a shared kitchen, bathroom, and sometimes a living room. Great for students who like the idea of having their room but still want to share common areas with one another person.

5. Shared Apartments

In shared apartments, you’ll have your private bedroom, but the kitchen, bathroom, and living areas are shared with roommates. It’s a good option for students who want their own space but enjoy connecting with others in the shared spaces.

6. Private Rooms

Private rooms offer you your own space with essentials like a bed, desk, and often an ensuite bathroom. You get the benefits of privacy and independence while still having access to shared communal areas for socialising.

Cost of Living

Understanding the average cost of living can help students plan their finances wisely. The monthly cost of living in Brisbane generally ranges from AU$ 1,800 to AU$ 3,500, depending on your lifestyle and off-campus student accommodation Brisbane choices. Here's a breakdown of the average daily expenses to help you manage your budget:

1. Rent: AU$ 1,100 – AU$ 2,400 per month

2. Groceries: AU$ 300 – AU$ 500 per month

3. Transport: AU$ 130 – AU$ 220 per month

4. Utilities: AU$ 150 – AU$ 270 per month

5. Dining Out: AU$ 180 – AU$ 350 per month

6. Leisure & Entertainment: AU$ 100 – AU$ 300 per month

7. Miscellaneous Expenses: AU$ 80 – AU$ 200 per month

Student Travel In Brisbane

Brisbane offers a variety of convenient and affordable transport options for students, making it easy to explore the city while living in accommodation for students in Brisbane. Whether you're commuting to your university, hanging out with friends, or checking out the city's iconic spots, getting around Brisbane is hassle-free. Several student discount cards in Australia will make transport even more affordable! Here's a breakdown of your main commuting options and their estimated costs.

1. Trains

Trains are perfect for covering longer distances, particularly if you're heading to outer suburbs or regional areas. A single journey within the city zone typically costs AU$ 3.00 – AU$ 5.00. Brisbane's central station, Brisbane CBD, is a key hub that connects you to various train lines.

2. Buses

Buses are a great way to get around the city, especially for shorter trips. Fares generally range from AU$ 2.00 – AU$ 4.00. Accommodation in Brisbane for students often offers easy access to bus stops, ensuring you can quickly reach both the university and local hotspots.

3. Ferries

For a scenic commute, hop on a ferry! Single ferry rides across the Brisbane River cost between AU$ 4.00 – AU$ 7.00, depending on the route. Ferries are perfect for students living in student accommodation Brisbane CBD, as they provide an easy way to travel to South Bank and other riverside attractions.

4. Trams

Brisbane’s light rail system, or trams, provides a quick and convenient way to travel within the inner city. A single tram ride typically costs AU$ 2.50 – AU$ 4.00. Students can use trams to travel from uni accommodation Brisbane to different city areas in no time.

5. Cycles

Cycling has become a popular choice in Brisbane, with many bike lanes making it safer and easier to get around. Whether you’re renting or using your own bike, renting a bike typically costs AU$ 10 – AU$ 25 per day. With scenic routes like the Brisbane River Loop, it’s an eco-friendly and enjoyable way to travel.

Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions In Brisbane

Brisbane is the city for students! It’s got that perfect balance of chill vibes and non-stop excitement. From serene parks and city views to killer food spots and buzzing nightlife, there’s never a dull moment here. If you’re ready to explore, here's a gist of the best things to do in Brisbane.

Dining & Nightlife

Brisbane's food scene is low-key fire. For some street food fun, visit Eat Street Northshore, think food trucks, fresh vibes, and food coma-level deliciousness. Painted quite the picture aye! If you're in the mood for something fancier, head to Alfred & Constance in Fortitude Valley for eclectic vibes and delicious dishes. The Standard Market Company is a cafe dream, with tasty bites and a lit atmosphere. When the sun sets, the city really comes alive with the nightclubs in Brisbane. Want to sip cocktails in style? The Tiny Tea Room is cosy but trendy, perfect for a chill night out. For live music fans, The Tivoli is the place for indie bands and good times. Or, if you want to vibe with a laid-back crowd, head to The Zoo for indie tunes and cool nights.

Cultural Events & Festivals

Brisbane's packed with festivals and events all year round. If you’re into the arts, the Brisbane Festival is a must–visit, where you can catch everything from music and theatre to wild performances. The Brisbane International Film Festival is perfect for all the cinephiles. For a real taste of culture visit popular tourist attractions in Brisbane like QAGOMA (Queensland Art Gallery & Gallery of Modern Art) has all the contemporary and indigenous art you could want.

Adventure and Green Spaces

Brisbane is perfect for students who love outdoor adventures. Spend your weekends at South Bank Parklands, with its tropical gardens, lagoon-style pool, and stunning riverside views. If you're into hiking, the Mount Coot-tha Lookout offers mesmerising views of the city. For a more relaxed vibe, Kangaroo Point Cliffs provides excellent spots for picnics or a casual study session.

Shopping

Brisbane offers fantastic shopping experiences. For high-end fashion, Queen Street Mall is your go-to, bustling with global brands and chic boutiques. For unique finds and local designs, Fortitude Valley’s James Street is a must-visit, with its mix of stylish shops, homeware stores, and local designer boutiques. If you're in the mood for quirky, independent shops, head to West End, where you’ll find everything from vintage treasures to quirky art pieces.

Top Universities In Brisbane

Brisbane is a top destination for students, with its culture, outdoor lifestyle, and world-class universities. Here’s a look at the top 3 universities in Brisbane and their QS rankings:

1. University of Queensland (UQ)

UQ (QS Rank #46) is Australia’s leading university, known for its research and diverse programs. Just 7 km from Brisbane’s city centre, it’s perfect for students who want top-tier education and a great campus vibe. For student accommodation near University of Queensland, Scape South Bank and Scape Tribune offer easy access to campus.

2. Queensland University of Technology (QUT) 

Located in the heart of Brisbane, QUT (QS Rank #194) offers innovative programs, especially in tech, business, and creative arts. Student apartments near QUT like UniLodge Herston and Iglu Kelvin Grove are ideal for students looking to be close to campus and the city’s attractions.

3. Griffith University

With a QS rank of #270, Griffith University is a cultural hub known for strong arts, social sciences, and music programs. Popular student housing near Griffith University includes University Park Accommodation and Scape Regent.