Western Sydney University Village Bankstown, Sydney

2, Bullecourt Ave, Milperra, 2214, Australia
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AU$203
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15.1 mi from City Center
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No Visa No Pay
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Outdoor BBQ
Pool tables
Sand volleyball

About the Property

Located on Bullecourt Ave, Milperra, 2214, Australia, Western Sydney University Village Bankstown is a comfortable student accommodation in Sydney that offers villas, shared apartments and studios. The property is located within a short stroll from Western Sydney University (Bankstown) and a few minute's drive from the University of Sydney Cumberland Campus, Sydney. Not just the universities but Western Sydney University Bankstown is also surrounded by grocery stores, several cafes and restaurants you can visit just within a short stroll. The properties offer chic amenities that fit students' needs, making your stay comfortable. Located just 15 mi away from the city centre, Western Sydney University accommodation is a perfect choice for student accommodation in Sydney.

Sydney is a beautiful town located in the state of New South Wales in Australia. Sydney is a bustling town with a rich cultural heritage and a thriving student community. It is also known as "The Emerald City of Australia". Sydney is situated on the eastern coast of Australia, surrounding the Sydney Harbour, which is extended for 70 km. The residents living in Sydney are called Sydneysiders. Sydney is a favoured location for students looking for a supportive and welcoming environment. Sydney is home to various universities, including the University of New South Wales, the National Institute of Dramatic Art, Taylor College, the Sydney Film School, and many more. Sydney also offers a variety of amenities such as shops, cafes and five-star restaurants, as well as cultural diversity and bayside location. There are various tourist attractions in Sydney, like the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Bondi Beach, Royal Botanic Garden, and many others. For students looking for a convenient and comfortable living environment, Western Sydney accommodation is a perfect choice. With its prime location, top-notch facilities, and vibrant community, our student accommodation in Sydney offers students an enhanced living experience in the heart of this vibrant town.

Features

Western Sydney University accommodation is carefully designed according to student comfort and needs. Each room is fully furnished, along with a desk in the room and a single king bed for comfortable sleep. A wardrobe to arrange your clothes, a microwave, fridge and freezer so you can heat/store food whenever required and a lounge where you can relax and unwind after a tiring day at college. Each room at Western Sydney accommodation also offers heating services.

Along with the room amenities, there is a plethora of common amenities students can enjoy perks of! Since Western Sydney accommodation is located on-campus, the students can witness some adventurous on-campus experiences and also play outdoor Volleyball. The Western Sydney University accommodation also offers permitted parking, and the student can easily walk to the university (WSU Village Bankstown). The 24/7 Support and In-house Maintenance staff ensure complete security, and you can reach out to them in case of any emergencies. Apart from these, the communal kitchen, laundry facilities, and communal coin-operated laundries are some of the basic necessities students might require while living away from home. The games area allows the students to interact with other students. The rent, electricity, furniture, Wi-Fi and heating bills for WSU students are included in the bills, making Western Sydney University Bankstown an affordable student accommodation in Sydney!

Location and What's Hot?

Western Sydney University Bankstown is ideally located at prime distances from several other universities. Esteemed Universities like the Australian QTraining Centre, Australian Catholic University (Strathfield), Western Sydney Institute, Australian College of Nursing and several others. The students can easily take advantage of well-built and operated public transport and travel to these universities.

Western Sydney University accommodation is surrounded by many shops, pubs and restaurants. On weekends, you can visit the Bankstown Golf Club or Milperra Golf Driving Range and Putt Putt, where you can play golf with your friends. This student housing in Sydney is conveniently located near famous food chains like McDonald's. Spend memorable evenings at The Mill and Panania. You can have unplanned brunches at Milperra Kiosk Gourmet Foods and Thai Elephant. If you like smoked chicken, you should definitely visit Awafi Charcoal Chicken or Sydney's Wings and Things if you like wings! Shop whenever you want from ALDI, Creations by Suz and Bankstown Market, which are a few minutes walk away. Western Sydney University Bankstown is located a short distance from open green spaces like Newland Reserve, Vale of Ah Reserve and The Jumps. Four Little Foxes is a famous cafe around the corner that offers amazing coffee. Sydney consists of several beautiful parks like Henry Brigg Park to take a stroll. You can also find popular tourist spots and museums located nearby. Of course, there are a lot of other things to do in Sydney, with numerous cafes, green spaces and events taking place. Be sure to tune into them and explore city life to the fullest with this ideal student accommodation!

Commute

Western Sydney accommodation is conveniently located for public transport in Sydney as several public transport spots are located at short walking distances. Bus stops such as Bullecourt Ave after Horsley Rd and Bullecourt Ave opp Western Sydney University are just down the lane. The student can also catch a bus from Western Sydney University, Bullecourt Ave, Horsley Rd, opp Bullcourt Ave. Horsley and Rd before Bullcourt Ave. Not just the bus routes but the city offers well-connected train stations that offer hassle-free travel to other parts of the city. The Panania train station and Revesby station are a short distance away.

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Room Types (8)

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All (8)
Non Ensuite (4)
3B (1)
Studio (2)
Ensuite (1)
Non Ensuite
A private room with a shared bathroom — Provides privacy at a more affordable price
3

3 Bedroom Villa

Starting From: AU$228/week
Non Ensuite
Private Room
Shared Bathroom
Shared Kitchen
3B
An apartment with three bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and bathroom
4

3 Bedroom Villa Ensuite

Starting From: AU$245/week
3B
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Shared Kitchen
Studio
All-in-one space with a bedroom, private bathroom, living area, and kitchenette — Ideal for complete independence
2

Studio Superior

Starting From: AU$342/week
Studio
Entire Place
Private Bathroom
Private Kitchen
Ensuite
A private room with its own bathroom — Offers maximum privacy and comfort
4

4 Bedroom Apartment Ensuite

Starting From: AU$256/week
Ensuite
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Shared Kitchen
Amenities
Common Amenities
On campus location
Games area
Outdoor Volleyball
Laundry facilities
On campus experiences
Communal Coin Operated Laundries
Safety and Security
24/7 onsite support
Bills Included
Rent(for WSU Students)
Electricity(for WSU Students)
Furniture(for WSU Students)
Wifi(for WSU Students)
Heating(for WSU Students)

Payment Policies (4)

  • Security Deposit
    Deposit property holds during the tenure
  • Pay In Instalment
    Flexible payment terms
  • Mode Of Payment
    Payment via easy transaction modes.
  • Guarantor Requirement
    Guarantor requirements and policy.
Security Deposit
<p><strong>Security Deposit:</strong></p> <p>If you receive an offer of accommodation from the Village, a refundable security deposit equivalent to 4 weeks rent is payable by you to confirm your accommodation.</p> <p><br> <strong>Additional Fee:</strong></p> <ul> <li>$110 Application Fee</li> <li>Activity Fee: <ul> <li>$100 for Full Year</li> <li>$50 for Semester</li> <li>$25 for Flexible Contract</li> </ul> </li> <li><strong>Credit/Debit card charges apply</strong></li> </ul> <p><br></p> <p><strong>Extra Charges:-&nbsp;</strong></p> <p><strong>For Private Rental</strong></p> <p>Weekly Rent:- $200+ per week</p> <p>Utilities:-$25+ per week</p> <p>Transport:-$20+ per week</p> <p>Furniture:-$1,000+</p> <p>Fast, unlimited internet:-$15+ per week</p> <p>Total:-$260.00+ per week</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>For WSU Village Bankstown</strong></p> <p>Weekly Rent:- $202.75 per week</p> <p>Utilities:-Included</p> <p>Transport:-Walk to university</p> <p>Furniture:-Included</p> <p>Fast, unlimited internet:-Included for WSU Students</p> <p>Total:-$202.75 per week</p>
Pay In Instalment
<p><strong>Payment Plan:</strong></p> <p>Rent can normally be paid fortnightly, semester upfront or full year upfront.</p>
Mode Of Payment
<p><strong>For the rent:</strong> Direct debit from Visa or Mastercard, or Australian bank account.</p> <p><br> <strong>For upfront fees:</strong> Credit card is preferrable Bank transfer/EFT is also accepted.</p>
Guarantor Requirement
<p>The property does not require you to provide any guarantors.</p>

Cancellation Policies (4)

  • Cooling Off Period
    Free booking cancellation in stipulated time
  • No Visa No Pay
    Free Cancellation if student visa is not secured
  • No Place No Pay
    Cancellation policy if admission not confirmed
  • Other cancellation policies
    General cancellation policies & notes
Cooling Off Period
<p>The property &nbsp;management <strong>does not</strong> have a cooling off period. All contracts are legal and binding. If a student wishes to cancel more than <strong>14 days</strong> before contract commencement they will be liable for a cancellation fee of <strong>2 x weeks rent (deducted from the deposit).</strong> Application and Registration fees are non-refundable. If a student wishes to cancel less than <strong>14 days</strong> before contract commencement they are liable for the contract until a replacement is found. If a replacement is found they are also liable for the cancellation fee of <strong>2 x weeks rent.</strong></p>
No Visa No Pay
<p>If you are an International Student and you do not get your Visa, you may cancel your Resident Agreement within <strong>5 days </strong>of receiving notification from the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP).&nbsp;You are only eligible for this exemption if you cancel <strong>more than 14 days prior to your Residential Agreement start date</strong>. If you are within <strong>14 days</strong> of your Residential Agreement start date, or if your Residential Agreement has already started, you are not eligible for this exemption.</p>
No Place No Pay
<p>If you are a<strong> domestic</strong> first year student (domestic Year 12 school leavers only) applying through UAC / VTAC / QTAC / TISC and <strong>you do not get accepted at the University</strong> you may cancel your Residential Agreement within<strong> 5 days</strong> 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).</p> <p><br></p> <p>If you are a <strong>domestic</strong> first year student (domestic Year 12 school leavers only) applying through UAC / VTAC / QTAC / TISC and <strong>you get accepted at a different University</strong> you may cancel your Residential Agreement 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).</p>
Other cancellation policies
<p>If your course has moved to online-only teaching, you may cancel your Residential Agreement up to<strong> 14 days </strong>prior to the agreement start date. This policy does not apply if you have the option to take your course on campus but elect to take it online only.</p>

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is First Year Exemption? Am I eligible?

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 (ie not being taught internally) If your contract has not commenced you will be refunded your security deposit and cleaning fee where applicable. Please note the application fee and registration fee if applicable are non refundable. If your contract has started, you are liable for rent up to the date of notification / moving out of the village.
Your security deposit and associated fees (excluding application, registration and cleaning fees where applicable) will be refunded. Please note The First Year Exemption will not apply where you have accepted a University Offer but you elect to defer or withdraw from your studies. You must notify Village Management in writing (Resident Notification) within 5 days from 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).

Who has access to my room?

Every room is private with a lockable door - only you will have access to your room. If you are in shared accommodation, the communal areas will the be accessible to all tenants of the specific apartment.

Is there a curfew at the village?

The Village is your home and you are welcome to come and go as you please.
Please note that management do have rules regarding Noise and Visitors within the Village.Noise Curfew
Residents must comply with all directions from Village management in relation to noise minimisation, particularly in response to noise complaints from other residents of the Village and/or neighbours of the Village. For more information please refer to the Village Noise Policy.

Sunday - Thursday: 10pm*
Friday - Saturday: 12pm* *during the exam periods, please note that these times do change and there should be no excessive noise within the Village during this time.Visitors
A visitor is defined as a person who is meeting with a resident for a short period of time, while a guest is defined as a person who is staying overnight with a resident in accordance with the Rules. All visitors arerequired to leave the Village by 12 midnight(unless otherwise notified to residents by Village management from time to time). Any visitor present in the Village after the specified time will be considered an “unauthorised person” to which Rule 52 (Overnight Guests & Unauthorised Occupancy) and Rule 69 (Trespassing) applies. See also Rule 13 (Conduct of guests & visitors).

If the office is closed on the weekend, how can I check in?

If you are looking to check into the village on the weekend, there will be a resident assistant on duty who will be able to assist you. If you plan to check in after 5pm on Friday and property  will be able to provide you with the relevant contact details for the person on duty.

What type of heater am I allowed to bring?

You are allowed to bring oil heaters. *Fan heaters are NOT allowed in the village.

I am an international student who is new to the area, how can I travel from the airport to the Village?

For information regarding airport pick-up, the university has options for 'airport pickup' which you can find more information on the website. Please note, this is not a facility managed by the village.

Once I have signed my contract, what are the options for cancellation?

For more information regarding cancellation please email to property.

Do I have to find my own roommates?

You are not required to find your own roommates. You are able to just apply on your own and property will allocate you within an apartment that is suitable.

How is the village different from other options of residential living on campus?

The village fosters independent living while also accommodating students just moving out of home for the first time. There is a strong communal attitude among the residents; however, it also helps students adjust to a more self-sufficient lifestyle where they look after themselves through their cooking, laundry and housekeeping duties. There are many options for residents to become involved in the village atmosphere, while also providing an environment where the resident can also choose not to participate and this is okay. In the case of any queries, the village team is always there for support in case the student is looking for assistance.

The contract dates don't suit me, can I negotiate?

All of property  fixed term contract dates as advertised are non-negotiable. For flexible contracts, you are able to elect you own start and finish dates.

How far is the village from the university?

The village is located on the university campus and is only a short walk from classes and  university facilities. There is a shuttle bus that transports students to and from the train station free of charge (all campuses except Narimba has access to the shuttle bus).

Is the village secure?

The village is A+ security with a staff member or resident assistant on duty at all times in case of an emergency.

Can I purchase a linen or kitchen pack from the village?

There is an option to purchase a linen, bathroom or kitchen pack upon your arrival at the village.

Am I able to leave my belongings in my room before my contract starts?

You will not be able to access your room or leave any belongings in the village before your contract starts.

How do I apply: what are the steps?

To make an application, please visit property  student portal and clicking APPLY NOW to place an application with property. Management process property new applications each business day.

Can I choose my own room?

You are able to submit preferences for specific rooms during the application process. Management will do property best to accommodate all requests during the allocation process; however, due to the high capacity of requests management cannot guarantee anything or make any promises.

Why am I required to make an application so early on?

Management open applications early due to the high demand of students looking for residential accommodation. To secure a room at the village Management recommend make your application as soon as possible, to make sure you don't miss out.

How does my rent get charged?

Your rent is direct debited from your account/or credit card using the account details that you have nominated through the portal. To update these details, please log into the student portal - click 'rent payment' at the top of the page and follow the steps to complete the process.Please refer to the rent schedule located within the resources tab on your student portal for the rent payment schedule.

Do I need to bring kitchen utilities, such as a kettle or toaster, with me?

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.

How are roommates allocated? Can I put in preferences?

Roommate allocations are conducted in accordance with any requests, such as: study preference, age, and gender. To make a request, you will be prompted to include these during the application process; however, if you would like to add an retrospective requests please contact management.

Is there a phone in the room?

Unfortunately there are no operating phones in the rooms at any village.

Can I bring my pet?

Management do not allow pets at the village, it is also stipulated in the village rules.

Is there a cleaning service?

There is no cleaning service at the village. You are required to upkeep you personal areas yourself, and organise 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.

Can I smoke at the village?

Western Sydney University is a smoke free campus, that is the same for the village.

Do you accept payments over the phone?

Management prefer all payments to be made on the portal, as it is more secure.

What is included in my rent?

Your rental payments are inclusive of utilities such as water and electricity.

What is the Residential Activity Fee?

The Residential Activity Fee is an annual fee that covers the Residential Life Program, including events, food nights, and study nights.

Can I live at the Village if I am not a Western Sydney University student?

At Western Sydney University Village management  are able to accommodate students from all educational institutions (including TAFE and private Colleges). Please note you must be able to provide proof of enrollment.

Can a couple live here?

All of property  rooms are single occupancy, your partner can live in the same apartment as you however please note that you will both need to have your own rooms. Please let us know during the application process that you would like to live together.

Is there Internet Access?

Western Sydney University offers complimentary highspeed Wi-Fi access with your Western Sydney University student login, which you can access while living at the Village. If you are a non-Western Sydney University student, unfortunately no Wi-Fi is included. You will need to make personal arrangements for your internet access.

What is the application fee?

Management application fee is a one off processing payment fee.

Can I apply at reception?

Yes, you most definitely can apply at reception, the reception staff will be more than happy to guide you through the process.

What's the easiest way to get to the train station?

Western Sydney University has a complementary shuttle bus for it's students that takes you to and from the university.

What is the latest time at night I can return to my room?

At the village management do not have a curfew, however we do ask you to be mindful of your neighbours/housemates by not making too much noise whilst returning late at night.

What hours is reception open?

Reception is open 9am - 5pm Monday to Friday, resident assistants are available after hours.

It's my first time in Australia, how can I get to the village?

There is a shuttle bus that can pick you up from the airport as a one off.

What do I do when I get there?

Just head straight over to reception, friendly village staff will be more than happy to check you in and show you to your room. If arriving after hours, just call the Resident Assistant once you are at reception and they will come down and meet you to check you in.

What is included in my room?

All rooms are fully furnished. This includes a bed, study desk, and study chair.The lounge areas include couches, coffee tables, dining tables and a TV.

What public transport is available at the Village?

At all Western Sydney University campuses (excluding Nirimba) there is a free shuttle bus that travels to the nearest train station.

How do I know my application is approved?

If you are successful, you will receive a letter of offer to stay at the village via email.Please note, an offer can only be sent if all steps of the application process are complete, including application fee payment.

Can I bring my own internet?

You are more than welcome to bring your own internet provided it is a Wi-Fi dongle, managment do not permit ADSL to be installed.

How can I prove I am a student?

When you arrive at the village 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 enrollment upon check-in and provide your student card once you have received it.

What do I have to bring?

Management 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:
  • A photocopy of your ID, such as Passport or      Drivers License to assist in your check in
  • Bedding/Linen including a pillow
  • Towels and tea towels
  • Food and household supplies - until you can      arrange a group shop with your housemates
  • Cooking equipment, crockery, cutlery, glasses,      cooking utensils etc.
  • Laundry supplies – some areas have clothes lines      for communal use, all laundries have dryers
  • Toasters, irons, ironing boards etc. – although some      residents wait until meeting their roommates on arrival to share the costs      of small appliances

Are meals included?

The Village 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.

What If I miss a rent payment?

It is important to always pay your rent on time. If you know there will not be sufficient funds in your account prior to the rent date, please make sure that you email management so that management can make arrangements for you.
If your rent is processed and there are insufficient funds, please note a late fee may occur.

How long will it take me to walk to the library?

Each of our Western Sydney University Villages are located on campus and are just a stroll walk to the library (5-10 minutes).

Will my apartment have a TV?

Yes, all of property apartments have a TV in the lounge room. Property  studio's and studio superior apartments also have a small TV in the bedroom.

What is the security deposit?

If you receive an offer of accommodation from the Village, a refundable security deposit equivalent to 4 weeks rent is payable by you to confirm your accommodation.

Can I Get Financial Assistance?

Unfortunately the village does not offer any financial assistance.

Can I have overnight guests?

Although management do not encourage overnight guests, management  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 village rules, you can have a guest stay no more than 2 consecutive nights in a 7 day period.

Where do I park?

Western Sydney University's security looks after all of the on campus parking. It is important to make sure that you display the relevant parking permit on your vehicle at all times.

Is there after hours support?

Management  offer 24 hour support to property  residents with village management, Resident Assistants and campus security. There is always someone to speak with regardless of the time of the day.

Can I live here if I am under 18?

Yes, If you are turning 18 within the same semester which you are moving in to the village. Please note you will be required to have a parent or guardian to sign property  accommodation guarantor form before your room will be confirmed.

When should I let the village know my intention of departure?

You should let them know as soon as you know, that way they can better organise cleaners for your room for the next person to move in.

When will my bond be refunded once I check out?

It generally takes up to 28 business days for your bond to be refunded by property  accounts team. To make the process more streamline, please ensure any outstanding debt is paid and cleared before your refund is finalised.

I'm living with other people in my apartment, whose responsibility is it to take out the rubbish?

It is everyone's job to main the cleanliness of the apartment. Management suggest making a cleaning schedule with your housemates to ensure everyone is pulling their weight.

Can I stay in my room during the University holidays?

You are able to stay in your room through the duration of your contract. If you are looking to stay during the summer break you are able to sign a contract extension, subject to Village availability - please see reception for more information.

Do I have to pay a new deposit?

No, you will not be required to pay a new deposit as your current deposit will carry through to your new residential agreement.However, depending on your contract length and room type, you may be required to make a top up payment towards this to ensure it matches your weekly residential fees.

When is the latest I can reapply?

You can reapply at any time. However, if you leave your reapplication late you may not receive the same bedroom or your living preferences.You may also miss out on any promotions management  are running – so it’s best to make sure you get your reapplication in early!

Can I smoke in the village?

Western Sydney University and the Village is a smoke-free-zone and smoking on campus is prohibited.

I live at the village and I want to cancel my contract?

Please contact us to arrange a meeting with Management to discuss your options by emailing management.

How will I know if there is any mail for me?

Reception will send you an email if any mail comes for you.

Once my contract is over, can I leave my luggage in the room while I go travelling before heading back home?

Unfortunately due to lack of storage space management cannot hold you belongings once you've left the village. If you are still paying for your room when you go on holidays and haven't officially checked out, you can leave your stuff but this would be the only circumstance.

How do I log a maintenance issue?

You need to log onto the portal and select log a maintenance request, everything must be logged through the portal.

How do I know if my reapplication is successful?

If you are successful in your application for accommodation, an offer of accommodation will be issued within 2 working days of your application. Offers will be issued on a daily basis – however bedroom allocations may not be finalised until re-applications are closed. Once you have satisfied the reapplication criteria you will be notified via email with a confirmation.

Why do I have to pay extra money when I have already paid a deposit?

If your new weekly residential fee varies from your current weekly residential fee you will need to “top-up” your deposit accordingly.This is to ensure management are holding the correct funds appropriate to your room type and contract length.

How often will my apartment be inspected?

Full apartment inspections will occur regularly throughout the year.
management will advise you prior to inspections occurring so that you have adequate notice.
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Great place amazing location with superb facilities I personally loved the sports facilities that's here. Definitely gonna rate 5 star so that more people can come here and experience the same joy I did.
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I love how we were treated like family here. No differentiation was ever done by any staff member or students. I can assuredly say very sophisticated people live here. Would recommend.
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Bankstown has left a good taste in my mouth. I was provided plenty of good service and support by the staff team. Excellent work.
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Such a great experience with friendly people and a natural environment. If I were to rate it 9 out of 10 without a second thought.
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Sydney is rated as one of the world's safest cities, with a high rating on the Safe Cities Index, with a safety score of about 75 out of 100. If students are searching for an excellent mix of academic excellence & culture. The city is a food & cultural hub with more than 1,000 restaurants & lively events like Vivid Sydney to celebrate light, music, & ideas. A smooth public transport network that enhances the experience, with easy commuting within the best neighborhoods in Sydney.

Best Student Accommodation In Sydney

For those studying in a foreign land, students encounter exciting opportunities as well as practical realities, budgeting being right at the top of their list. Selecting the appropriate student accommodation in Sydney is finding the right balance between expense planning, comfort, & convenience. Whether you're seeking the cheapest Sydney student accommodation for international students or independent student apartments, you must consider proximity to universities, essential amenities, & access to popular attractions. From ensuite & non-ensuite rooms to private & shared options, there are lots of student rentals available. To help simplify your search, we’ve compiled a list of the best student accommodation in Sydney.


1. Scape Darling House

2. Sydney University Village

3. Scape Redfern

4. Scape Darlington

5. Scape Quay

Affordable Student Accommodation In Sydney

Starting life in a busy new city brings plenty of excitement, but also the challenge of smart budgeting. For many, securing the right Sydney student housing is a key step toward balancing cost, comfort, and location. Some students prioritise modern facilities and a lively atmosphere, while others look for quieter, budget-friendly areas with easy access to campus. Sydney student housing comes in all shapes and sizes, from fully furnished studios to shared apartments with flexible leases. By focusing on amenities, travel time, and neighborhood vibe, you can narrow down the Sydney student housing options that truly suit your lifestyle and study needs.
1. Scape Sydney central
2.
Scape At University of Sydney
3.
Suits On Regent
4.
Scape Cleveland
5.
Sharesorted Redfern

Best Areas to Live In Sydney

Suburbs like Glebe & Kensington are the best suburbs to stay in Sydney & are truly. Here are a few things about the suburb where you want to make student rentals Sydney bookings.

1. Ultimo

Situated just 2 km (4-minute drive) away from Sydney's city center, Ultimo is a beautiful neighborhood renowned for its closeness to the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) & the University of Sydney. Powerhouse Museum is a must-visit for science, technology, & design-interested students.

2. Surrey Hills

Surry Hills, only 3 kilometres (10-minute drive) from Sydney CBD, is a hip suburb with loads of cafes, art galleries, & creative spaces. It's perfect for students at UNSW's Art & Design campus or UTS. It has one of the foodie attractions as a major drawcard, having everything from artisan coffee shops to hip brunch places, making it a fantastic foodie destination.

3. Newtown

Only 4 km (13-minute drive) from the center of Sydney, Newtown has a quirky, alternative atmosphere with its independent boutiques, street art, & multicultural vibe. Being close to the University of Sydney at just a 10-minute walk, it's the perfect choice for students seeking the nightlife & proximity to campus.

4. Kensington

6 km (13-minute drive) from the city center, Kensington provides a quieter, residential experience with ease of access to the University of New South Wales (UNSW). The calm neighborhood is abundant in parks & gardens and affordable restaurants. Its top highlight includes Centennial Park, ideal for outdoor activities such as cycling, jogging, & unwinding, providing students with a serene break from city life.

5. Glebe

Glebe, which is only 3 kilometres (7 minutes' drive) from the center of Sydney, is famous for its terrific vibe & location near the University of Sydney & UTS. The neighborhood is full of warm bookstores, Saturday markets, & loads of student-friendly cafes. The Glebe Markets, held every Saturday, are not to be missed for students who search for original local handicrafts.

Room Types Available In Sydney

The city has a range of student accommodations in Sydney for every budget & lifestyle. Whatever your choice, communal areas that provide a sense of community or private studios with a more independent way of living, there's something for you. Below are some of the types of rooms offered in student houses in Sydney.

1. Ensuite Rooms

Ensuite rooms provide a private bedroom with a built-in bathroom, allowing students to have their own space for sleeping & hygiene. The kitchen & living rooms are shared with the other residents, which is a good option for those students who value privacy in the bedrooms but love socialising in common areas.

2. Non-Ensuite Rooms

A shared non-ensuite room for students on rent in Sydney is a cost-effective option that offers a private bedroom, while the bathroom, kitchen, & living rooms are shared by others. This arrangement helps students enjoy their own individual sleeping & study space while utilising communal facilities.

3. Studio Apartments

Sydney studios are completely independent units, having a personal bedroom, bathroom, & a small kitchen area. Since they do not require shared facilities, they provide complete privacy & autonomy, making them the perfect choice for students who want a whole living space to themselves.

4. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments

These Sydney student apartments have either one or two individual bedrooms & come with a shared bathroom, kitchen, & in many cases, a living room. These are perfect for students who don't mind sharing accommodation with one other student and want a sort of private space with an allocated bedroom.

5. Shared Apartments

Shared student apartment Sydney is made up of several private bedrooms in the same unit, but with common spaces such as the kitchen, bathroom, & living room shared between roommates. This design provides a blend of private space within their bedrooms & communal social spaces.

6. Private Rooms

A shared room for lease in Sydney for students has its own personal space that is furnished with a bed, study table, & at times, an attached private bathroom. They offer the privacy of a private bedroom but normally provide access to shared living spaces

Cost of Living

Though the city has a lot to unveil, understanding the average cost of living can allow students to effectively plan their budget. The cost of living for students in Sydney varies from AU$2,200 to AU$3,800 per month, based on the lifestyle & student accommodation in Sydney. A comparison of daily expenses is as follows to better plan finances.

1. Rent: AU$ 1,300 - AU$ 2,800 monthly

2. Groceries: AU$ 350 - AU$ 550 monthly

3. Transport: AU$ 150 - AU$ 250 monthly

4. Utilities: AU$ 180 - AU$ 300 monthly

5. Eating Out: AU$ 200 - AU$ 400 monthly

6. Entertainment & Recreation: AU$ 120 - AU$ 350 monthly

7. Miscellaneous Expenses: AU$ 100 - AU$ 250 monthly

Student Travel In Sydney

Sydney is famous for its reliable & easy public transport system, which enables students to move around the city & enjoy all it has to offer. Whether you are traveling to university, having the weekend away, or taking in famous landmarks from your student accommodation in Sydney. Sydney's public transport is made up of an integrated network of trains, buses, ferries, & light rail, making convenient transport easily available. Below is a summary of the primary commuting modes of choice & estimated prices.

1. Trains

Trains are the best for traveling longer distances, especially to suburbs & regional sones. The single journey fare for within the city area is AU$3.50 – AU$5.00, and for longer journeys up to AU$8.00 or more. The main terminal is Central Station, where students get connected to various lines of trains going to other areas of Sydney & beyond.

2. Buses

Buses are convenient for short journeys, particularly to places without train services. A city bus trip costs about AU$2.00 – AU$4.00 per journey. Central Station Bus Interchange is a hub where buses bound for different parts of the city, the suburbs, & even distant places stop. Students can use Opal Cards to take advantage of various discounts.

3. Ferries

Ferries of Sydney are a fantastic experience of commuting over the harbour. One can pay anywhere between AU$ 4.00 – AU$ 7.00 for one ride, depending on the distance & route covered. Circular Quay ferry terminal provides easy access to ferry services over Sydney Harbour, such as Manly, Taronga Zoo, & Eastern Suburbs routes.

4. Trams

Light rail transport (trams) is also an excellent way of moving around the inner city & surrounding suburbs. One ride on the tram typically takes AU$ 2.20 – AU$ 4.00, depending on the distance covered. Haymarket (Capitol Square), situated in close proximity to key points such as the University of Sydney & Central Station, brings students to key locations in the city & surrounding suburbs.

5. Cycles

With bike lanes spreading all over the city, it's a very popular option among students & locals alike. Prices differ based on whether you rent or own a bike, with bike rentals averaging from AU$ 20 – AU$ 40 a day. Some of the best routes include the beautiful Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk, which gives stunning views.

Student Lifestyle & Tourist Attractions in Sydney

Sydney is an energetic & lively city that offers the perfect mix of thrilling activities & student life. Sydney, renowned for its diverse culture, iconic attractions, & standard of living, gives students a memory to cherish. There are lots of things to do in Sydney owing to its numerous gardens, lively shopping areas, & interesting nightlife!

Sydney is also a paradise for outdoor-loving students. Bondi Beach is perfect for surfing & beach games, while the Royal Botanic Garden provides a serene area for study breaks or just relaxing. Those who enjoy hiking will have the stunning views & opportunity to relax after a hectic week along the coastal walk from Bondi to Coogee.

Sydney's food scene is a global experience, with inexpensive & high-quality dining to choose from. Darling Harbour is one of the best restaurants in Sydney. Chinatown is where to go for cheap Asian fare. Neighbourhood nightlife in areas such as Kings Cross & Surry Hills provides such items as the lively bars The Baxter Inn & live music halls for students to unwind.Sydney also has a variety of cultural festivals throughout the year, including the Sydney Festival, Vivid Sydney, & the Mardi Gras Parade, celebrating art, music, & diversity.

The city's cultural attractions, including the Sydney Opera House & Carriageworks, offer the ideal atmosphere for music, theatre, & art lovers to immerse themselves in all the culture. The Sydney student city guide will assist you in planning your visits so that you don't miss a thing.Queen Victoria Building (QVB) is a favorite heritage site; it has a combination of high-end boutiques & chic fashion stores. For high-street brands, Pitt Street Mall is the favorite spot, packed with stores & department stores. If you like specialty finds, go to Newtown or Paddington, where you'll find plenty of vintage stores, independent boutiques, & offbeat markets that have one-of-a-kind choices.

Top Universities In Sydney

Sydney has a number of well-known universities, each providing good quality education in a range of different fields. Combined, the universities draw a large student body of international students, with more than 100,000 students studying throughout the city's universities. A list of Sydney's top universities is provided below.

1. University of Sydney

Australia's oldest & world-famous, the University of Sydney, is just 2 kilometres away from the Sydney centre. Scape Darlington & Sydney University Village are perfect options for students looking for student accommodation within reach of the University of Sydney.

2. University of New South Wales (UNSW)

Located in Kensington, just 7 kilometers (15-minute drive) from Sydney CBD, the University of New South Wales (UNSW) is renowned for its teaching & research, particularly in fields such as business & engineering. Y Suites on Regent & Scape Quay are perfect choices if you need off-campus apartments close to UNSW for international students nearby; both are readily accessible.

3. University of Technology Sydney (UTS)

UTS is within the city center, only 1 kilometer from Central Station. It is well known for its teaching style & high graduate employability. Scape Sydney Central & Scape Darling Square are both student residences close to UTS within walking distance.

4. Macquarie University

20 kilometers from Sydney CBD in North Ryde, Macquarie University is a well-known university for its science & research programs. Student Village North Ryde & Sharesorted Ryde are excellent student accommodations close to Macquarie University, which are situated very close to the university.

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