437 Elizabeth St, Sydney

437 Elizabeth St is a modern apartment in Sydney, ideally located on Sydney's vibrant Elizabeth Street, close to the University of Sydney and the University of New South Wales. It is the perfect place for international students to live, where your studies, comfort, and convenience will blend perfectly. The flats are dedicated to creating an unrivalled living experience for students. Residing at 437 Elizabeth St will open a new chapter in your study life!

Features:

Why live at Accommodation Elizabeth Street Sydney? 437 Elizabeth St offers residents more than just a place to stay; it means you'll experience a home where you can thrive academically and socially. The flats provide one-bedroom rooms, allowing residents to focus on themselves. Imagine entering a modern living space where your studies and productivity will significantly enhance. The rooms are fully furnished and designed to improve the residents' comfort, and each room is well-lit. In addition, the communal areas are equally appealing, and the flats are designed to give you the ideal balance between work and leisure.

Infrastructure

• Spacious bedroom with single bed, wardrobe and plenty of storage space.
• Modern kitchen: with fridge, oven, induction hob, dishwasher.
• Separate wet and dry bathrooms.
• Cosy lounge area with brand new sofas, TV, and soft carpets.
• The dining area is suitable for two people.

Public Facilities

• Study Lounge
• Fitness Centre

Safety and Security

Your safety is our top priority. With 24-hour-a-day, 7-day-a-week security, safe access and on-site management, you can rest assured that you live in a safe and supportive environment.

Location and What's Hot?

Accommodation Elizabeth Street Sydney is popular with tourists and students due to its unique location. 437 Elizabeth St is a quiet retreat in the heart of the bustling Sydney city centre, where you can experience the glitz and glamour of Sydney, known as the New York of the Southern Hemisphere, as well as its laid-back, quiet city attitude. The flat is close to everything you need. Whether it's a speciality cafe for chatting and studying, such as Coffee Pitt, Kingswood Coffee - World Square, 6oz Coffee, or a classic gourmet restaurant, such as Bill & Toni's, Chat Thai, Dodee Paidang Haymarket, you'll be within walking distance of all your daily shopping. And there's no need to worry about your daily shopping as City Market, Harris Farm Markets Broadway is within walking distance.

Whether you're a traveller soaking up the city's wonders or a student looking to relax after your studies, 437 Elizabeth St is the perfect place to explore some of Sydney's best attractions. The Australian Museum, 1.2 kilometres from 437 Elizabeth St, was founded in 1827 and is the oldest museum in Australia. It houses an impressive collection of natural history and cultural artefacts. From ancient fossils to Australia's Aboriginal heritage, this museum offers an educational experience for young and old alike. The Art Gallery of New South Wales, housed in the beautiful Domain, displays various artefacts, from contemporary works to classical masterpieces. This is a peaceful place to immerse yourself in the world of art. Hyde Park, a 10-minute walk from the flat, Sydney's oldest park, is the perfect spot for a stroll or picnic. With its lush greenery, breathtaking fountains and historical monuments, the park is an urban oasis where you can relax and enjoy the great outdoors.

Transport:

Living at 437 Elizabeth St means everything is at your fingertips. Whether commuting to work or exploring the city's attractions, you'll find efficient and convenient ways to get around. The building is near the Arundel St and Derwent St bus stops and Central Station.

Nearby bus stop: Elizabeth Street

• Route 320: Passes through Circular Quay and the Central Business District.
• Route 370: Passes through Newtown and Centenary Park with beautiful views.

Getting to the University

• Take the 343 from Elizabeth Street to the University of New South Wales.
• Take the T9 from Central Station to the University of Sydney.