The campus has mix of buildings, from the modern lecture theatres in the Broughton Knox Centre to the sandstone gothic revival chapel, a very typical sydney architectural style.

All rooms are single and contain a bed, desk, study chair, easy chair, wardrobe, drawers and a phone which is charged at a modest rate. Internal calls are free. Blankets, mattress protectors and new pillows are supplied each year. Carillon house rooms have heaters.

All rooms are single and contain a bed, desk, study chair, easy chair, wardrobe, drawers and a phone which is charged at a modest rate. Internal calls are free. Blankets, mattress protectors and new pillows are supplied each year. John Chapman house rooms do not have heaters.

Houses at Newtown vary in age and style from the 1840′s era to new townhouses and units. Many improvements have been carried out by our Maintenance Staff and by students themselves with some houses undergoing major renovations and refurbishments. The College playground in Campbell Street provides an oasis in the centre of our Newtown complex and the playground equipment, BBQ facilities and the pleasant environment help to make inner city living very pleasant for families.

But-Har-Gra at Croydon Park accommodates 16 families living in or adjacent to a wonderful old historic house in huge grounds where students and their families have the opportunity to play tennis, cricket and touch footie (as well as plenty of space for other activities) in their own grounds. MooreWest at North Parramatta consists of 18 modern home units which are adjacent to All Saints’ Church in Elizabeth Street and to a council park. Attached to the property is an air conditioned study hall with a reference library for student use.
Both But-Har-Gra and MooreWest are supportive College communities and provide a different environment and living experience from Newtown.