UNSW Village, Sydney

Kensington, 2052, Australia
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AU$402
per week
3.8 mi from City Center
( 18m. 34m. 1h 17m)
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University of New South Wales(K... | 0.17 mi
The Kensington Colleges | 0.18 mi
National Institute of Dramatic ... | 0.2 mi
University of New South Wales (... | 0.72 mi
David Phillips Field | 1.08 mi
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About the Property

UNSW Village Sydney is located at (B10), High St, UNSW Sydney, Kensington NSW 2033, Australia. It offers you 1B, studios, and non-ensuite apartments. It is a 5-minute walk from The Kensington College. Also, it is known as the best University of New South Wales student accommodation, as it is only a 4-minute walk away.


This Kensington student accommodation is in a charming suburb of Sydney, just 6 km from the CBD. It attracts students because of its competitive atmosphere, excellent facilities, and diverse culture. Most of the students choose Kensington due to the modern accommodation it offers. Students love going to the Centennial Parklands, Moore Park, and Coogee Beach on weekends for relaxation. Plus, restaurants, cafes, supermarkets, hospitals, and medical clinics are within walking distance.


This student accommodation in Sydney is a wise decision to make. As a student, you enjoy the dynamic multicultural scene in everything from lifestyle to food. It is also home to top universities like the University of Sydney, the University of Technology Sydney, and many more. You will be living among students and working professionals. Surrounded by them, you will always be motivated to be better than what you were. If this is not enough, then Sydney has must-visit spots that are promised to be amazing experiences. Living at UNSW Village student accommodation, which provides the best services as student housing in Sydney, gives you ample opportunities to explore all the hidden treasures of Sydney.

Features

UNSW Village student accommodation offers you premium unit options in 1B, studios, and non-ensuite apartments. You get to choose from a 6-bedroom apartment to a 1-bedroom apartment large premium. With the amenities they provide, every cent you spend on them is totally worth it. The private room is your sanctuary of solitude without any disturbance. You can choose from a private or shared bathroom or a private or shared kitchen. The units are fully furnished. If you are someone who sleeps like a starfish, then don't worry; you'll be on the king single bed.


The desk in the room goes beyond a normal study space; it is your personal productivity zone that is functional and comfortable. Organising your clothes and accessories in the wardrobe will be an easy task. The kitchen has a microwave and convection oven because home-cooked food satisfies your stomach, mind, heart, and soul. The fridge and freezer will store all the perishable food. While choosing your apartment, go through all the amenities, as each room has its own.


UNSW Village Kensington also offers sought-after common amenities such as study space and an E-library to revise and complete your schoolwork and be prepared for your next classes. With the unlimited Wi-Fi internet, you can easily surf the web. The games area and pool table are perfect spots for engaging in healthy competition. Village dinners and cultural food nights do not just provide tasty food but also a carefree environment to unwind. Trivia nights, free events, and activities allow you to be a part of the fun. recreational activities.


UNSW Village Sydney is in a neighborhood filled with green spaces. It has on-site laundry facilities so you can share doing this task with your neighbours. The on-site staff and in-house maintenance staff ensure that all the residents are safe and comfortable. Your bill includes water, wifi, electricity, gas, and furniture. There is a no-pets and no-smoking rule, which must be followed diligently.

Location and What's Hot?

UNSW Village student accommodation has the National Institute of Dramatic Art (6-minute walk away) and the University of New South Wales (Randwick Campus) (8-minute drive away). Living at UNSW Village ensures you are exposed to the talents of top institutions in Sydney. Moreover, it has convenience stores just steps away from it. If you are planning to shop for groceries and supplies, then Foodworks Kensington and Jasmine Asia Supermarket are less than 5 minutes away. Pharmacy@UNSW and Kensington Pharmacy and Newsagency are around for any of your medical requirements.


Guzman y Gomez will serve you spicy Mexican bowls, burritos, and more. McDonald's in Kingsford is an all-time favourite for their Macca’s Australian menu. Wewok New Chinese Restaurant will give you traditional Chinese food, from a variety of chicken dishes to their specials. These are some of the best restaurants in Sydney to have a good meal. Campus Village Cafe, Plume Cafe, and Fac Cafe are the spots to get your hot or cold drinks and tasty appetisers. The Doncaster Hotel, Regent Hotel, and Churchill's Sports Bar combine club experience with sports, cocktails, and spirits. You can use this Sydney student city guide to help you explore the city better.


From UNSW Village Sydney, you can easily visit the best tourist attractions of the city. The

The Chau Chak Wing Museum is one of the best museums in Sydney. It has collections of Nicholson and Macleay. The exhibits show the culture of First Nations, natural history, and global civilisations. Madame Tussauds presents a celebrity experience with over 70 lifelike statues. From Beyoncé to Barack Obama, there are well-known figures from the film industry, fashion, Bollywood, and politics.

Moreover, the Royal Botanical Garden is home to over 10000 plant species. You will find themed gardens and rare plant collections here. Hyde Park is no less than an oasis with loads of greenery. Perfect for your picnics under the mature trees. At Bondi Beach, you can go surfing, snorkelling, swimming, or simply sunbathe on the beach. The scenic walk from Bondi to Coogee is something you can’t miss.

Commute

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.

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Room Types (15)

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Non Ensuite
A private room with a shared bathroom — Provides privacy at a more affordable price
13

6 Bedroom Apartment

Starting From: AU$402/week
Non Ensuite
Private Room
Shared Bathroom
Shared Kitchen
Studio
All-in-one space with a bedroom, private bathroom, living area, and kitchenette — Ideal for complete independence
6

Studio Apartment Small

Starting From: AU$547/week
Studio
Entire Place
Private Bathroom
Private Kitchen
1B
An apartment with one bedroom, living room, kitchen, and bathroom
4

1 Bedroom Apartment

Starting From: AU$589/week
1B
Private Room
Private Bathroom
Private Kitchen
Amenities
Common Amenities
Games Area
On-site Laundry
E-Library
Pool Table
Supermarket Nearby
Unlimited WIFI Internet

Payment Policies (5)

  • Security Deposit
    This property requires security deposit.
  • Pay In Instalment
    This property offers flexible instalment plan.
  • Mode Of Payment
    Payment via easy transaction modes.

Cancellation Policies (4)

  • No Visa No Pay
    This property allows cancellation due to visa rejection.
  • No Place No Pay
    This property allows cancellation if admission is not secured.
  • Other cancellation policies
    General cancellation policies may apply to this property.
  • Cooling Off Period
    This property does not offer cooling-off period.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

All of their contract dates as advertised are non-negotiable.

What is the latest I can apply?

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.

Will my room have an en-suite?

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

Is there access to public transportation?

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.

Is there a curfew at the property?

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).

Can I purchase a linen or kitchen pack at the property?

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

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 property before your contract starts.

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.

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

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.

Can I live at this property if I do not study at UNSW?

Unfortunately, they only accept students of the University of New South Wales (UNSW).

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 (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.

How far is the property from the university?

The property is located on the university campus and is only a short walk from classes and  university facilities.

Can a couple live at this property?

Only the one bedroom apartments have the capacity for double occupancy. All of their other rooms are single occupancy.

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

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!

What type of heater am I allowed to bring?

You are allowed to bring oil heaters.

Fan heaters are not allowed in the property.

Is there any heating/cooling in my room?

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.

What supermarkets are close by for me to purchase food?

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.

I will not be here for the whole year, are there other contract options?

We have multiple contract options suitable for a range of different stays, these are:

  • 52 weeks
  • 48 weeks
  • Trimester 1 & Trimester 2
  • Trimester 2 & Trimester 3
  • Trimester 3 & Trimester 1
  • Trimester 1
  • Trimester 2
  • Trimester 3

Please note, not all room types are available on all contract types and the contract dates are not negotiable.

How is this property different to the other options of residential housing on campus?

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.

Can I choose my own room?

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.

How can I prove I am a student?

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.

Are meals included?

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.

How Long Will It Take Me To Walk To The Library?

The property is located approximately a 2 minute walk to the library.

Will my apartment have a TV?

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.

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

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. 

How are roommates allocated? Can i put in preferences?

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!

Is there a phone in the room?

No, there are no telephones in any of the apartments.

Can I book a tour?

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!

Do I need to find my own room mates?

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.

What do I have to bring?

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:

  • A photocopy of your ID, such as a Passport or Driver's 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 clotheslines for communal use, and all laundries have dryers
  • Toasters, irons, ironing boards, TVs, etc. – although some residents wait until meeting their roommates on arrival to share the costs of small appliances.

Can I get financial assistance?

Unfortunately the property does not offer any financial assistance.

Can I have overnight guests?

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.

Can I live here if I am under 18?

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.

How do I know my application is approved?

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.

Whose responsibilitiy is it to take out the rubbish?

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.

How often will my apartment be inspected?

Full apartment inspections will occur each semester. They will advise you prior to inspections occurring so that you have adequate notice.

How do I receive mail?

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.

Is there a cleaning service?

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.

What apartment types are on offer at this property?

1 Bedroom Apartment Regular

1 Bedroom Apartment Regular premium view

1 Bedroom Apartment Large

1 Bedroom Apartment Large premium

2 Bedroom Apartment

3 Bedroom Apartment

4 Bedroom Apartment

5 Bedroom Apartment

6 Bedroom Apartment

7 Bedroom Apartment

8 Bedroom Apartment

Studio

Studio small

Studio premium.

What is the physical address?

Gate 2,
High Street UNSW Village (Administration building)
University of New South Wales
Sydney, NSW, 2033 Australia.

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Shruti S
5.0
I have been living here for more than 5 months now, and trust me it's great. Everything is so convenient. The rooms are great and spacious. Especially the RA’s and the manager, they are lovely, really kind and helpful all the time. Would love to stay here next year as well. Wonderful experience
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Liu X
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I lived in the village for 2022 in a 6 people share apartment. The location is great since I can go to the library of law within 3mins. The staff here is extremely nice and helpful. They are patient with any problems u have. Good experiences to live here!
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Lynn H
5.0
I've lived here for a year and a half, and apart from the good price of the rent, the friendly atmosphere where the village organizes activities every week, and everyone communicates together is also very rare. The RAs in the village are also very patient and responsible.
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Wong K
5.0
Been living here for a week, and so far, so good; the staff are great, and the student helpers are excellent. However, I'm lucky to have a neat and friendly roommate, which makes things easier. The village team arranged frequent events for students to participate in or just foodies to grab on. Ps. They give out goodie bags upon the check-in date, too, 5/5!
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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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