Got questions about living at UniLodge on Gould? Find out everything you need to know about our accommodation by checking out our most frequently asked questions. Whether you’re unsure about moving logistics, living costs, leases, or another aspect about of living in UniLodge apartments, these questions include all the essential information you’ll need before moving in. If you have a question that you don't see answered, feel free to contact us directly.
No, we do not charge an application fee.
Yes. A payment of $300 application fee, and 1 month's rent payable before arrival as the security deposit.
Yes car parking spaces are free with each apartment and 20 bicycle spaces are free.
You may choose one of the following options:
Please note that the room must be returned in a clean and tidy condition.
For residents to cancel their contract, they need to give at least 4 weeks’ notice and pay 1 week's rent as a termination fee.
Utility charges are separately metered so the tenant is responsible for these costs per their plan.
Residents are responsible for setting up their own internet services. You may choose any internet service provider that services that area.
No, a mattress protector will be provided to you.
Yes this is not included in your rent.
No
UniLodge has listed a number of resources on our Student Health and Wellbeing page.
Monday to Friday between 3pm - 6pm
Unfortunately, we do not offer check-ins outside of specified check-in times.
The ceiling insulation is 4.1 and the property does comply with the insulation standard as per the ACT Regulations.
Yes. To secure the room you are required to pay a bond (4 weeks rent) + 2 weeks rent in advance.
For residents to cancel their contract, they need to give at least 4 week's notice and pay one week's rent as the contract termination fee as well as continued payment for the accommodation until the start date of a replacement tenant.
No, after hours check in is not available.
The Resident Handbook is designed to help you to get to know the building and familiarise yourself with your rights and responsibilities as a resident. We hope that this Handbook will prove useful to you in answering any questions you have, and in assisting you with the most common concerns that you may have.