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Room in a 6 Bedroom Apartment, 68 Campbell, Surry Hills (Sydney) review 2026: prices, room types & what residents say

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Overview & Location

This property is a single room within a six‑bedroom apartment at 68 Campbell Street, Surry Hills, NSW 2010, Australia. The listing is managed through the Amber platform and is classified as a non‑ensuite room in an independent house. Weekly rent is listed at AUD 500–510, which includes utility bills, WiFi, and the room is fully furnished. The minimum lease term is 16 weeks. As of the data date (July 2026), the property is marked as not available — meaning it may not be taking new bookings at this time. Always confirm current availability directly with the operator.

Surry Hills is a central inner‑city suburb of Sydney, known for its cafes, restaurants, and proximity to both the CBD and major universities. The address places you within walking distance of Central Station, with good public transport connections. The University of New South Wales (UNSW) and Western Sydney University have campuses reachable by bus or train (travel time varies by campus location). The neighbourhood offers a mix of residential streets and commercial corridors.

Who This Residence Suits

Students or young professionals who prioritise a central location. Surry Hills is well‑connected and lively, suited to those who want to be close to city amenities and nightlife without living directly in the CBD. The property is a shared apartment with five other people, which appeals to those who value social living and are comfortable with a communal setup.

Tenants looking for all‑inclusive rent. The weekly price covers bills, WiFi, and furniture — reducing the hassle of setting up utilities. This is common for purpose‑built student accommodation, though the listing describes it as an independent house (non‑ensuite), so it may be a managed share house.

Short‑to‑medium‑term renters. The minimum 16‑week lease (just under four months) is flexible enough for a semester exchange or a temporary work placement, but long enough to provide some stability.

Those who prefer a non‑ensuite room. A non‑ensuite means you share a bathroom and possibly a kitchen/living area with other housemates. This usually lowers the rent compared to a studio or ensuite, which may suit a tighter budget.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

Room in a 6 Bedroom Apartment, 68 Campbell, Surry Hills

Anyone who needs a private bathroom. The room type is non‑ensuite, so you will share bathroom facilities. If privacy around bathing is a priority, look for studios or ensuite rooms.

People who require a short‑term stay under 16 weeks. The minimum lease is 16 weeks, so a 4‑week summer stay or a 10‑week internship would not fit. In that case, short‑stay options or hostels may be more practical.

Those seeking a lower‑priced room. The city’s starting weekly price for student accommodation (based on the dataset) is AUD 175. At AUD 500–510 per week, this property is significantly above that entry level. It sits in the mid‑to‑upper range for shared rooms in a central location. If you are on a tight budget, you may find cheaper options further from the city or in less central suburbs.

Students who want a single‑occupancy studio or apartment without housemates. This listing is a room in a 6‑bedroom apartment, so you will share common areas with five others. If you prefer solitude or have a low tolerance for shared living, this is not the right pick.

What Residents Actually Say

Three reviews from Google (total rating 4.2 out of 5 based on 93 reviews) give a flavour of the experience. Note that the reviews mention “Scape Redfern” and a staff member named Priyanka, which may refer to a different property managed by the same operator — but they still represent feedback from people who stayed in similar accommodation. The reviews are reproduced verbatim from the dataset:

“Perfect living experience brought by the bright‑colored decorations, brand new facilities as well as definitely convenient location. Probably the best scape in Sydney as I’ve been to couple of different scapes. Staff Priyanka is so helpful and very conscientious to clearly explain anything. She’s always enthusiastic an” (Henry Z, rating 5).

“The room I live in Scape Redfern is large studio city views. I have lived here for more than half a year. I like the atmosphere here very much. I have to mention that the staff here are very warm and friendly. Especially Priyanka and Rachel, I have received some help from them. If you have problems, they will be very h” (Jiawen Liu, rating 5).

“Highly recommend Scape Redfern! Great location, clean and modern facilities, and super friendly staff. The community is welcoming, and it really feels like home. Perfect place for students in Sydney!” (Oliver Hyme, rating 5).

The recurring themes are helpful staff, good location, clean and modern facilities, and a welcoming community. However, the reviews are all positive and focus on a different building; the 68 Campbell Street property may have a similar management style but potential residents should look for specific feedback on this address if available.

Price Positioning vs City Average

The dataset provides a “city from price” of AUD 175 per week. That is the lowest price found among 141 properties listed on the platform in Sydney. This likely represents a very basic room (possibly in a distant suburb or a multi‑share room). The 68 Campbell property at AUD 500–510 is nearly three times that base level. But a direct comparison is not fair: Surry Hills is one of the priciest inner suburbs, and the rent includes bills and WiFi. When you factor in utilities (normally AUD 30–50 per week in Sydney for a share house), the net rent for the room alone is roughly AUD 450–480, which is still above the city’s median for non‑ensuite rooms – but not extraordinary for a central, fully‑managed property.

Weekly prices are indicative — confirm with the operator.

Room Type & Configuration Guide

If you book, clarify how many bathrooms and whether the apartment has a washer/dryer.

Booking Timing Advice

Since the listing is currently marked as not available, immediate booking is not possible. For future availability, keep these points in mind:


FAQ

How far is this property from UNSW and Western Sydney University?

The exact distance depends on which campus you need. From Surry Hills, UNSW’s main Kensington campus is about 3 km away – a 15‑minute bus ride or 30‑minute walk. Western Sydney University has multiple campuses (Parramatta, Penrith, Liverpool, etc.). The Parramatta campus is roughly 25 km west – about 40 minutes by train from Central. Check your specific campus before committing.

Is the rent AUD 500–510 per week inclusive of all costs?

The tags include “bills_included” and “wifi,” meaning electricity, gas, water, and internet are covered in the weekly rent. However, always confirm the exact inclusions – sometimes a cap applies on utility usage. The rent is indicative — confirm with the operator.

Can I move in immediately?

As of the data date (July 2026), the property is marked “not available.” This may mean it is fully occupied or temporarily off‑market. Contact the platform or the operator directly to ask about upcoming vacancies or waitlist options.


Sources & data date: 2026‑07. All prices are indicative — confirm with the operator. Ratings and reviews are sourced from Google (4.2 stars, 93 reviews). Property details from the Amber student‑housing platform.

For live availability and current pricing, use the on‑site assistant on the housing platform to check if this or similar rooms in Surry Hills have opened up.

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