Furnished Townhousesin Randwick.

“Randwick lives between a campus and a coast.”

Randwick sits in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs, 6km southeast of the CBD, and has effectively two identities: the academic and medical anchor formed by the University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney) and the adjacent Prince of Wales Hospital and Sydney Children's Hospital, and the residential beach-adjacent character drawn from Coogee, Clovelly and Bronte beaches a short walk away. UNSW and the hospital cluster together employ around 25,000 people, and the suburb's renter demographics reflect that — a heavy mix of post-graduate and international students, medical residents and registrars on hospital rotations, post-doctoral researchers, and allied-health staff. Housing stock is mostly 1960s and 1970s walk-up flats around the campus, larger Federation and inter-war houses in the streets behind, and newer mid-rise apartments along Anzac Parade. Walk Score is high in the core and to the campus, but the suburb runs uphill toward the racecourse and gets quieter further from Anzac Parade. Light Rail L2 (CBD and South-East) runs from UNSW High Street through Randwick to Town Hall in roughly 25 minutes. The 372–399 buses also connect to the CBD and surrounding eastern suburbs. Coogee Beach is a 15-minute walk east; Centennial Park, Sydney's largest urban park, sits to the north. Typical furnished tenants are international students at UNSW (postgraduate especially), medical staff on rotation at Prince of Wales, visiting researchers and academics, and locum doctors who need short-term, professionally-managed accommodation close to the hospital. Comparable Eastern Suburbs alternatives include Kingsford (cheaper, denser student housing), Coogee (beach-adjacent), Kensington (closer to UNSW Lower Campus) and Maroubra (further south, more affordable, beach-fronted).