Located at Kensington, 2052, UNSW Village stands proudly and offers a modern living space for students. This student accommodation in Sydney has garnered popularity for its strategic location and variety of room types. Room options range from chic non-ensuites to comfortable studios and private apartments. UNSW Village Sydney is just a short distance away from prominent educational institutions. Such as the University of New South Wales(Kensington Campus) (4-minute walk) and The Kensington Colleges (5-minute walk), making commuting to classes quick and easy.
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. The city ranks 10th in the QS Best Student Cities list, which speaks to its strong international student appeal. In terms of safety, Sydney has a crime rate of 41.5 per 1,000 residents, which is relatively low compared to other major global cities. Popular areas like Bondi and Darlinghurst are considered safe. Sydney is brimming with attractions. Beyond its famous beaches like Bondi and Manly, you can visit the Royal Botanic Garden, Taronga Zoo, or the Art Gallery of New South Wales. The city’s nightlife, cafes, and eateries offer something for every taste. Students are drawn to Sydney for its high quality of life, diverse culture, and the opportunity to study in one of the most exciting urban environments in the world. Whether it’s late-night study sessions, weekend beach trips, or interning at a leading company, UNSW Village student accommodation places students at the heart of it all.
At UNSW Village Kensington, students seeking Sydney student accommodation can choose from various options, including 2 Bedroom Apartment, 7 Bedroom Apartment, 8 Bedroom Apartment, Studio Apartment, and more. Each room at UNSW Village accommodation is equipped with a comfortable king single bed, a convenient desk in the room, ample storage with a wardrobe, a fridge and freezer for your groceries, and essential cooking appliances like a microwave and convection oven. Expect the comfort of a fully furnished space and the convenience of unlimited WIFI internet for your study and entertainment needs.
Step outside your room at UNSW apartments and into a lively community with common amenities. It includes an exciting games area, a practical on-site laundry, and an e-library for quiet study sessions. Engage in fun with friends at the pool table, or take part in free events and activities, including cultural food nights and trivia nights. For a change of scenery, enjoy the fresh air in the green space or partake in village dinners. With DIY workshops, there's always something to learn and do at the UNSW Village Sydney. Living at the UNSW Village accommodation comes with the added convenience of essential utilities included in your rent, like water, gas, electricity, and WiFi.
Parents and students alike can take comfort in knowing that safety and assistance are priorities with on-site staff and in-house maintenance staff available. UNSW Village Sydney adheres to strict no-smoking and no pets property rules to ensure a comfortable and healthy living environment for all residents. All these facilities are the reason why UNSW Village reviews are always soaring high.
UNSW Village offers convenience and a lifestyle for those immersed in academic pursuits. A range of universities, including The University of Sydney and the University of Technology Sydney, make this neighbourhood a hub for students.
This also means the area is bustling with youthful energy and plenty of places to relax, study, or catch up with friends. Redfern serves up an array of culinary delights with an assortment of cafes like Three Williams Cafe and Coffee Tea & Me, located just a short stroll from your doorstep. Students living at UNSW Village Sydney can enjoy evenings at local pubs and clubs such as Rara and The Dock. These are some of the best restaurants in Sydney to have a good meal. For daily essentials, Woolworths Redfern provides a convenient grocery shopping experience, while those in need of medical care can find services at Surry Hills Medical Centre, both within easy reach. For a dose of culture, the nearby Brett Whiteley Studio showcases fascinating art exhibitions, while the Australian Museum grants an edifying glimpse into natural history and anthropology.
The Surry Hills Library is a peaceful sanctuary for students to hunker down with their reading material. The proximity of UNSW Village to the lush expanses of Prince Alfred Park offers residents of UNSW Village the perfect spot for a rejuvenating break amid greenery and open spaces. Forming an integral part of the student lifestyle, the UNSW Village’s location ensures that there is never a dull moment, with The Royal Botanic Garden offering a serene environment for a stroll or jog.
UNSW Village Kensington has a conveniently connected transport system. You can find out all about the public transport in Sydney and go about exploring the city. High St, opposite UNSW Gate 2 and UNSW Gate 3, High St are the closest bus stop. Green Square and Bondi Junction are the nearest train stations. UNSW Anzac Parade and Kingsford are the tram stops close by. UNSW High Street & Kensington are the nearest light rail stations for you. Living at UNSW Village Sydney helps students to explore the exciting city of Sydney to the best and beyond!
Explore the property through a virtual walkthrough and discover a variety of in house amenities all at highly affordable rents.
All of their contract dates as advertised are non-negotiable.
There is no deadline for applications; however, please note that once the property has reached capacity, you are only able to sit on the waitlist, and this does not guarantee you a spot with them.
None of their shared rooms have en-suite facilities. There are bathrooms within the apartment that are shared between the residents. The studio apartments and 1 bedroom apartments, have individual bathrooms for the respective residents
There easy access to bus routes which run all over Sydney. There are express buses which run directly from the university to the city only a short 2 minute walk from the property; and, there is quick access to buses running to Coogee beach and Bondi Junction.
The property is your home and you are welcome to come and go as you please.
Please note that the property has rules regarding Noise and Visitors.
Noise Curfew
Residents must comply with all directions from property management about noise minimization, particularly in response to noise complaints from other residents of the property and/or neighbors of the property. For more information please refer to the property Noise Policy.
Sunday - Thursday: 10 pm*
Friday - Saturday: 12 pm*
*during the exam periods, please note that these times do change and there should be no excessive noise within the property during this time.
Visitors
A visitor is defined as a person who is meeting with a resident for a short period, while a guest is defined as a person who is staying overnight with a resident by the Rules. All visitors must leave the property by midnight (unless otherwise notified to residents by property management from time to time). Any visitor present in the property after the specified time will be considered an “unauthorized person” to which Rule 52 (Overnight Guests & Unauthorised Occupancy) and Rule 69 (Trespassing) apply. See also Rule 13 (Conduct of guests & visitors).
There is an option to purchase a linen, bathroom or kitchen pack upon your arrival at the property.
You will not be able to access your room or leave any belongings in the property before your contract starts.
The kitchens are already kitted out with basic amenities, such as the fridge and the microwave. However, you will need to supply your own utilities such as a toaster, kettle, and sandwich press for example. If you live in shared accommodation, you can always wait until you meet your roommates to organise a group shop to figure out what everyone has brought along with them.
The office is open standard business hours on Saturday and closed on Sunday.
If you do plan to arrive outside of office hours, please call the Resident Assistant on duty.
If you plan to arrive very late at night or early in the morning, please give them as much notice as possible so they can ensure someone is there to welcome you.
Unfortunately, they only accept students of the University of New South Wales (UNSW).
If you are a domestic first-year student applying through UAC / VTAC / QTAC / TISC you may be eligible for First Year Exemption.
You are eligible if:
* You did not get accepted to the university
* Were accepted to another university
* The course is now wholly offered online (i.e. not being taught internally)
If your contract has not commenced you will be refunded your Bond.
If your contract has started, you are liable for rent until you are notified that you are moving out of the property. Your Bond will be refunded.
Please note the First Year Exemption policy will not apply where you have accepted a university offer but have chosen to defer or withdraw from your studies. You must notify property management in writing (resident notification) within 5 days of the UAC / VTAC / QTAC / TISC Main Round offers release date (generally around late January – refer to the UAC / VTAC / QTAC / TISC website for actual dates) to claim the First Year Exemption policy.
The property is located on the university campus and is only a short walk from classes and university facilities.
Only the one bedroom apartments have the capacity for double occupancy. All of their other rooms are single occupancy.
They open applications early due to the high demand of students looking for residential accommodation. To secure a room at this property, they recommend make your application as soon as possible, to make sure you don't miss out!
You are allowed to bring oil heaters.
Fan heaters are not allowed in the property.
There is no heating in any of their rooms at the property; however, residents are able to bring portable oil heaters with them if they would like. Each room is fitted with a ceiling fan for cooling.
There is a Coles and a Woolworths only a short 15 minute walk from campus at the Randwick shopping complex. There is also an IGA located on the campus, a quick 2 minute walk from the property. If you feel like treating yourself, there are also plenty of take-away joints and restaurants within walking distance of the property centre.
We have multiple contract options suitable for a range of different stays, these are:
Please note, not all room types are available on all contract types and the contract dates are not negotiable.
Property management fosters independent living while also accommodating students who are just moving out of home for the first time. There is a strong communal atmosphere among the residents which helps students adjust to a more self-sufficient lifestyle while they learn to look after themselves through their cooking, laundry, and housekeeping duties.
There are many options for residents to become involved in the property community. There are heaps of opportunities to make new friends and create a memorable university experience, and if you prefer more time alone or in quiet they also have the right spaces for you.
In the case of any queries, the property team is always there for support in case the student is looking for assistance.
During the application process, you are welcome to advise them of any flatmate requests. Please note that although they will do their best to accommodate requests, your room is not confirmed until the day you arrive at the property.
When you arrive at the property you will be asked to provide your student ID card.
If you are a first year university student and have not received your student ID you must provide your letter of offer as your proof of enrolment upon check-in and provide your student card once you have received it.
The property does not provide catering. However each apartment has access to a fully equipped kitchen including a fridge, freezer, stovetop and microwave, so feel free to cook up a storm at any time of the day.
The property is located approximately a 2 minute walk to the library.
No, none of their apartments are fitted with a TV set. There are TV aerials located in the lounge room and bedrooms.
They recommend waiting until you have arrived at the property before purchasing a TV set as your flatmates may already have one that you can share.
There is the option of a taxi from the airport to the property, at an approximate cost of AU$35.
There is also the 400 bus route from the airport that runs directly past the university. For concession cards this is approximately AU$1.75; for adults, it is a fare of AU$3.50.
You can also get the university pick-up service for your convenience.
Roommate allocations are conducted by any requests, such as study preference, age, and gender. To make a request, you will be prompted to include these during the application process.
You will be advised of your room allocation upon moving into the property.
Please note that while they do endeavor to accommodate all roommate requests, they are sometimes unable to, and cannot guarantee or make any promises. They will do their best!
No, there are no telephones in any of the apartments.
You can absolutely come and visit the property and meet their friendly team before making it your new home.
They hope to see you soon!
No, you don't need to find your own room mates.
If you are interested in a shared apartment, they will try and allocate you with similar people to yourself.
If you do have people you want to live with, please put each other's names down in the room mate preferences in your application. Please note this is just a request, they cannot guarantee room mate requests due to high demand.
They recommend bringing the bare minimum when you first arrive, that way you and your new roommates can work out who buys what, to avoid a double up of certain items. However, below is a list of what you’ll need:
Unfortunately the property does not offer any financial assistance.
Although they do not encourage overnight guests, they do understand that you may have someone stay from time to time. Please make sure that you sign your guest into reception upon arrival and sign them out on departure.
As per the property rules, you can have a guest stay no more than 2 consecutive nights in a 7 day period and they must be respectful of the property rules.
For domestic students, you must be at least 18 years old or turning 18 by the end of the semester you are moving in to be eligible to live at the property. In addition, a completed Guarantor Form must be submitted before the room confirmation can be processed.
For international students, they cannot accept applications until you have turned 18.
If you are successful, you will receive a letter of offer to stay at the property via email.
Please note, an offer can only be sent if all steps of the application process have been completed.
Living in shared accommodation means that everyone needs to pitch in to keep the apartment clean and tidy.
If there are apartment disputes you can arrange with reception to have their property management mediate an apartment meeting.
Full apartment inspections will occur each semester. They will advise you prior to inspections occurring so that you have adequate notice.
All mail is delivered to the property. It is sorted, and each student will receive an email letting them know they have mail and are required to come to reception to pick it up.
The postal address for the property is:
YOUR NAME
UNSW Village
Gate 2, High St,
Kensington, NSW, 2052.
There is no cleaning service at the property. You are required to upkeep your areas yourself, and organize among the residents of the apartment how to keep the common areas clean. There are inspections throughout the year, and if areas are deemed below standard, penalties will apply where relevant.
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University of New South Wales
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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.”
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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.
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