UniLodge SCU Coffs Harbour

Yes — the minimum stay is one semester, with half-year and full-year options also available.

Use the “Enquire” / apply links on this page, or contact the UniLodge reservations team, and they’ll help you with pricing, availability and booking for UniLodge SCU Coffs Harbour.

UniLodge SCU Coffs Harbour offers 4 Bed Apartment and 2 Bed Apartment. Every apartment type is listed in the picker above with current pricing and availability.

Yes — UniLodge SCU Coffs Harbour accepts both domestic and international students under 18, with the UniLodge Under 18s program (trained staff, curfews where applicable, pastoral care and regular contact with parents or guardians).

UniLodge SCU Coffs Harbour is student accommodation, so residents need to be studying. UniLodge does house non-students at selected properties — see the Non-Students page for the list.

UniLodge SCU Coffs Harbour is at Hogbin Drive, Coffs Harbour NSW 2450. The map on this page shows the exact spot and what's nearby.

Complete the online application.  Once we have received your application, we will send you a rental offer. To accept this offer you will be required to pay some advanced rent and for any additional service options that you choose. A bond or security deposit will also be required.

We offer 6 and 12 month leases, however from time to time we are able to offer shorter lease periods.

Yes there is onsite parking provided.

We have letterboxes behind the reception desk and accept letters and parcels on your behalf.  Reception will contact you when we have a parcel for you to pick up, otherwise feel free to call passed reception and check your letterbox for any mail for you during office hours. Please note there is a restriction on the type and size of parcels we can accept.

We offer Bedding & kitchenware packs for purchase at Your Shop

Whilst you have signed a Residential Tenancy Agreement on the particular apartment you are living in please contact us and we will see if this is an option available to move.

When considering the premature termination of your Residential Tenancy Agreement, it is your responsibility to: Continue to pay all rent charges until a new resident can be secured or the Residential Tenancy Agreement ends, whichever comes first. Pay all associated costs including applicable advertising and break lease fees as set out in your Residential Tenancy Agreement. In all cases, a departure cleaning fee applies.

Yes we have unlimited WIFI at this property and wireless internet through the building

Upon arrival we must prepare a ‘Condition Report’, which records the property’s general condition, including fittings and fixtures, and present you with 2 copies of this Report when you come to collect your keys. Review and, if necessary, add your comments to the ‘Condition Report’. You must return the report to UniLodge within three business days of moving in and you should keep a copy of the ‘Condition Report’ until the end of the tenancy. The ‘Condition Report’ is a very important document, as it can be used as evidence if there is a dispute about who should pay for cleaning, damage, or replacement of missing items, particularly at the end of a tenancy. You may want to take photos of your apartment at the start of your tenancy to further show the condition. The owner may claim some or the entire bond for cleaning, damage, or replacement of missing items at the end of your tenancy. If the ‘Condition Report’ stated that the work was required at the start of the tenancy, or the items were not listed, it can help you prove the bond should be returned to you. Check out this handy guide - Resident guide condition reports

You need to leave your apartment clean and tidy in the same condition as when you arrived, ensure all personal items have been removed and report any damage that may have been caused during your tenancy. This allows for a speedy bond resolution. UniLodge offer a prepaid service for departure cleaning to assist residents.

The owner (via UniLodge), can try to recover all or part of the bond at the end of a tenancy if: the tenant or resident: or their visitors have damaged the property has left and owes rent (rent in arrears) has abandoned the premises  has left you to pay bills they should have paid  there are cleaning or repair expenses that exceed normal ‘wear and tear’ items that were part of the tenancy agreement are missing.