Student Living – Kent Town

Student Living – Kent Town is a student housing in Adelaide that offers studios, and one, and two-bedroom apartments. All units feature a single bed, a bedside table, shelves, a wardrobe, ample storage, a private bathroom, a study desk with a chair, and a kitchenette.

The premises features various amenities and services. They include Wi-Fi, security, study rooms, car parking, an outdoor area, and laundry facilities. Other services include vending machines, bicycle storage, common areas, lounges, on-site staff, and photocopying and printing facilities.

Adelaide, the state capital of South Australia, is the most populated city in Australia. Adelaide is also the country's largest city. The Mount Lofty Ranges to the east and the Gulf of St. Vincent to the west encircle Adelaide, which is located on the Adelaide Plains, north of the Fleurieu Peninsula.

The property is on Wakefield Street, a mere short ride from the city's centre. It is surrounded by a range of fascinating and entertaining locales, including dining establishments, entertainment venues, and other places of interest. The best pizza in the area can be found at Bocelli Caffe Ristorante, which is only a short distance away if you're in the mood for some delicious pizza. VON Thai is close by and offers tasty Thai food in a lively and chic setting. Another local restaurant, Louca's Seafood Restaurant, is a hot spot for seafood in the neighbourhood.

When you need to grocery shop, the local ALDI supermarket is ideally situated and offers a large selection of products at affordable prices to fulfil your needs. After a hectic day on campus, we suggest taking a quiet evening stroll in the neighbouring Hutchinson Park, where you can take in the vast greenery and the breathtaking surroundings. You might have a fun-filled weekend with your pals while watching the newest blockbusters at the HOYTS Norwood movie theatre. Shopping in the Adelaide Central Plaza Shopping Centre, which has a range of boutiques, shops, and stores, is an additional choice. Another thing you can do during the weekend is to go to the Migration Museum, where you can discover local history and more through interesting exhibits and artefacts.

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Highlights Nearby:

The University of Adelaide is a six-minute drive from the building, Torrens University - Wakefield Street Campus is a four-minute walk away, and the University of South Australia is an eight-minute ride away. Stop 3 Flinders St - South East side bus station is a seven-minute walk from the building. Botanic Gardens tram stop is a 19-minute walk away.