Campus Perth, Perth

The room types in Campus Perth offer different budget choices and personal needs to the students. The residents can pick from Campus 4, Twodio, Cluster 6, Cluster 2, Studio, Studio Large, and Studio Accessible. The shared accommodation provides both private and shared bedrooms, shared bathrooms, and kitchens that contribute to the sociable atmosphere for those students who prefer social life. Bedrooms come with comfortable beds, comfy mattresses, reading lights, lockable drawers, and a study desk for the students to feel comfortable during their studies. Some of the selected shared rooms are provided with a dining table to be used for common purposes. If you need more privacy, you have an opportunity to pick studio apartments with a private bathroom, private kitchen, and built-in study desk with additional equipment like fridge, microwave, sofa, and a chair for the bigger studios.

The residents at Campus Perth accommodation enjoy an extensive range of facilities that promote academic success, social interaction, and wellbeing. Students can study in The Link library, dedicated study spaces, or collaborative meeting rooms, while the stylish common areas, trendy lounges, gaming areas, theatre, and function room provide excellent places to unwind or meet fellow residents. The fitness enthusiasts will love the latest technology used in the fitness center, which includes cardio machines, boxing equipment, and yoga classes. The outdoor areas offer an incredible rooftop deck, community gardens, BBQ and grill areas, and pool tables that encourage people to interact all year round. Convenience will be guaranteed due to the presence of on-site laundry, secure bike shelters, and more than 25 free resident events, which help in making friends for life. Safety is paramount in this apartment, where there is 24/7 CCTV, swipe card entry for both the building and rooms, first aid certified personnel, and being situated next to the biggest police station in Perth.

Situated in Perth's vibrant city center, Campus Perth Australia places students close to universities, cafés, restaurants, and essential amenities. Murdoch University (Perth City Campus) is close by, whereas Curtin University (Perth City Campus) can be reached easily via public transport, allowing easy access to these universities.

Students can enjoy their cup of coffee at Telegram Coffee or La Veen Coffee, and Petition Kitchen, Hifumiya Udon Noodle House, and BamBamBoo offer various cuisines from local to international restaurants. Students can purchase daily necessities from Woolworths Murray Street, Coles Raine Square, and Forrest Chase shopping precinct. Students have a riverside park in Langley Park for study and recreational purposes. Royal Perth Hospital is just a stone’s throw away from the accommodation for any medical emergencies.

Being part of the Campus Perth student accommodation is living in one of the sunniest and most livable cities in Australia. Students will be able to go out and enjoy themselves on the weekends at Elizabeth Quay, which has various waterfront restaurants, public artwork, and river cruises to offer all year round. Yagan Square is a place that is frequently visited by many food fairs, events, and performances. Students can visit the Art Gallery of Western Australia or the WA Museum Boola Bardip to explore the rich culture and history of the state. Nature enthusiasts can organize a day trip to Kings Park and Botanic Garden, which is considered to be the world's largest inner-city park, and view spectacular sights from there. Perth is famous for its beaches, and such beaches as Cottesloe Beach can easily be reached for swimming, sunset viewing, and relaxation on the weekends. There are plenty of activities to engage students living in student accommodation in Perth Australia all year round, ranging from music festivals and outdoor movies to sports and cultural events. While living at Campus Perth, you can plan and explore the hidden gems of the city. Kings Park and Botanic Garden is the world’s largest inner-city park. You can enjoy an amazing vista of the city skyline and the Swab River. It is good for a peaceful stroll among locals. During the seasonal display, it is flooded with people. If you are interested in contemporary or traditional art, then the Art Gallery of Western Australia will not fail to captivate you. There are rotating exhibits of native and international artists. You can ring the 14th-century bells at the Bell Tower. A great place for people who love history and photography.

Campus Perth enjoys excellent public transport links, and hence it is very convenient for students to move around the city. There are two train stations near Campus Perth, namely Perth Underground Station (a 14-minute walk (1 km)) and Perth Railway Station (a 10-minute walk (700m)). Many Transperth buses run from the Art Centre bus stop (0.3 km) and Beaufort St Museum bus stop (0.5 km), near the property. These buses give access to universities, shopping areas, and the suburbs. Students can also take advantage of Perth's free CAT (Central Area Transit) buses, which run throughout the CBD and are ideal for travelling between campuses, libraries, and popular city attractions without paying a fare. Students can save money through the use of Tertiary SmartRider as it gives reduced rates on the trains, buses, and ferries operating in Perth. Perth Airport is approximately 18 minutes (11.5 km) away by car, or can be reached via public transport. With excellent transport links and student travel discounts, the Perth Campus makes getting around the city convenient and affordable.

The area is well-connected to the entire city via public transport, with the nearest bus stop only a 3-minutes walk away from the residence. McIver Train Station takes 5-minutes to reach on foot, making it easier to travel around the city. During the weekends, you can head to Elizabeth Quay which is a 16-minute walk away, and enjoy the scenic view while taking a leisurely stroll alongside the riverside.