Scape Sydney Central - Student Accommodation

Scape Sydney Central (483 Wattle Street, Ultimo NSW 2007) is presented as purpose-built student co-living accommodation positioned close to the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), the University of Sydney, Central Station and Broadway retail. The webpage markets the property as a community-oriented option with a large outdoor courtyard and on-site communal kitchen, aiming to combine private living with shared social and study spaces. The listing describes an all-inclusive offering: utilities and unlimited high-speed Wi‑Fi are included in rent, and specialist on-site staff provide 24/7 security and support. Residents are offered access to the Sonder Safety App for additional safety services. Regular on-site programming and events are promoted to facilitate community building. For multi-bedroom apartments (four bedrooms or more) the property specifies regular cleaning of communal areas. Room types range from shared apartments and twin/shared rooms to Ultra Twin, Ultra Studio and Studio layouts. Representative weekly prices shown on the page are: Twin shared Apartment from A$459 per person; Ultra Twin from A$509 per person; Shared Apartment from A$659 per person; and Ultra Studio from A$829 per person. Approximate room sizes are provided for some types (for example, Ultra Studio approx. 26 m2, Twin shared approx. 18 m2, Shared approx. 13 m2), and 44‑week leases are available for selected room types. The webpage repeatedly notes that images, floor plans and dimensions are illustrative and may vary and are not contractual. Communal amenities highlighted include multiple outdoor living spaces (rooftops, terraces, courtyards with BBQ facilities), curated study zones for individual and group work, a 24/7 on-site gym, private cinema, social lounges, communal kitchen and dining areas, laundry facilities, and secure bicycle storage. The property emphasizes a balance of private apartment features—bed, dedicated study desk, kitchenette, storage and private or shared bathroom—with extensive shared facilities intended to support social interaction and study needs. Operational and marketing notes on the listing include an events program, community-oriented branding (“Scape Community”), and pathways for enquiries and bookings (book room, join waitlist or book a tour). The webpage also indicates Scape’s stated commitment to inclusivity and accessibility, though detailed accessibility specifics are not fully presented on the page excerpt.