ume Haymarket, sydney

ume Haymarket: Student Accommodation in Sydney

If you want to live close to the centre of Sydney, ume Haymarket gives you a convenient place to start. Located at 631–635 George Street, Haymarket, the property puts you close to universities, public transport, shops, cafes and plenty of places to eat.

It can work well if you prefer having most of your daily essentials nearby rather than spending a lot of time travelling across the city. The property also offers furnished rooms, shared spaces and essential bills included in the rent.

 

Rooms at ume Haymarket

ume Haymarket has several furnished room options, so you can pick a space based on your budget and how much room you want.

Room type	Starting price per week
Petite Room	AUD 520
Small Room	AUD 520
Medium Room	AUD 520
Studio Room	AUD 470
Large Room	AUD 625
King Room	AUD 665

The Studio Room starts at the lowest listed price, while the Large and King rooms give you more space if that matters to you.

All apartments are furnished, so you won’t need to buy large pieces of furniture before moving in. The property also has central air conditioning, which can be useful during Sydney’s warmer months.

 

What’s Included in Your Rent?

Your rent includes several household bills:

• Electricity

• Gas

• Water

• Wi-Fi

Having these costs included means you have fewer separate bills to keep track of each week. Before booking, check the latest agreement for the exact inclusions and conditions.

 

Facilities at ume Haymarket

Outside your room, there are a few shared spaces where you can study, relax or spend time with other residents.

Common Areas

The common room gives you somewhere to sit and take a break from your room. There’s also a games room and recreation centre if you want some downtime after classes.

The BBQ area is another option when you want to eat outdoors or catch up with friends.

On-site Laundry

You also have access to an on-site laundry, so you can take care of your washing without having to leave the property.

Security

For added peace of mind, ume Haymarket has 24-hour security and secure door entry.

 

Living in Haymarket

Haymarket is right in the middle of Sydney, so you’ll have plenty happening around you. It’s particularly handy if you like having food, shopping and public transport within easy reach.

The area also has a strong mix of Asian restaurants, cafes, markets and shopping centres, giving you plenty of options when you want a break from cooking.

 

Getting to University

ume Haymarket is within reach of several universities and educational institutions, including:

• University of Sydney

• University of Technology Sydney

• University of Notre Dame

• Raffles College of Design and Commerce

Other institutions listed as accessible from the property include the University of Wollongong, University of New England, Victoria University, Western Sydney University, William Angliss Institute Australia and the Australian Film, Television and Radio School.

Your actual travel time will depend on your campus, so check the route from the property before booking.

 

Getting Around Sydney

You have several public transport options around Haymarket.

For light rail, nearby stops include:

• Capitol Square Light Rail

• Chinatown Light Rail

• Haymarket Light Rail

Central Station is also nearby and is useful for trains, buses and longer journeys. Museum Station provides another train connection.

There are also several bus stops around the area, including Museum Station on Castlereagh Street, Haymarket Light Rail Stop on Rawson Place and Pitt Street at Barlow Street.

 

Groceries and Shopping

For everyday groceries, Coles World Square and Prempree Grocery are nearby.

When you need more than groceries, you have several shopping options close to home. World Square, Market City and Darling Square are all in the area, while Westfield Sydney gives you another option for a larger shopping trip.

 

Cafes, Restaurants and Pubs

One of the easiest things about living in Haymarket is having plenty of places to eat nearby.

For a meal, you can try Haymarket Hotel, Charlie Chan’s Bar, Nakano Darling or XOPP. The 1909 Dining Precinct at Market City also gives you a range of food options in one place.

If you’re looking for coffee, nearby options include Issho Cafe, Dutch Smuggler Coffee Haymarket, Haven Haymarket - City Espresso Bar, Toastiesmith - Darling Square and Edition Roasters.

For a casual evening out, Charlie Chan’s Bar, Haymarket Hotel, Schirrmo’s Bar and Great Southern Bar are options in the area.

 

Parks and Places to Study

City living doesn’t mean you have to stay surrounded by buildings all the time.

You can get some fresh air at Belmore Park, spend some quiet time at the Chinese Garden of Friendship, or head towards Hyde Park when you want a larger green space.

For studying outside your accommodation, Darling Square Library, Town Hall Library Express and Ultimo Library provide other places to work.

 

Gyms and Healthcare

If you like to keep up with your workouts, you’ll find several gyms nearby, including Anytime Fitness Haymarket, One Playground Haymarket, UFC Gym Signature and F45 Haymarket.

For healthcare, Central Sydney Private Hospital is located in Haymarket.

 

Is ume Haymarket Right for You?

ume Haymarket could suit you if being close to the centre of Sydney is high on your list.

You get furnished rooms, included utilities and Wi-Fi, shared spaces, an on-site laundry and secure building access. The location is also a major advantage if you want to spend less time travelling and more time around the city.

The area is especially convenient for students who enjoy having cafes, restaurants, shops and public transport close by. At the same time, your experience will depend on your room type, budget and university campus, so it’s worth checking these details before making a decision.

 

Book Your Stay at ume Haymarket

If ume Haymarket looks suitable for you, check the latest room availability, weekly rates and booking terms before reserving your room. Compare the available room types with your budget and check your daily route to university so you know what to expect once you move in.