Perth- Marketplaces Offering Fresh Produce to Stock up your Fridge

 Finding a living space in Perth is made easy with the many purpose-built student accommodations and equally important is to locate marketplaces offering fresh produce or in other words farm products available at bargain prices. Blessed with a seemingly endless stretch of snow-white sand, Perth resides on the unique amalgamation of the Swan River and the southwest coast. This West Australian capital is 3300 km from Sydney and stands witness to a large number of enrollments in prestigious universities like the University of Western Australia, Curtin University, Murdoch University, and Edith Cowan University, and also including one private institution which is the University of Notre Dame Australia. These should help students plan their monthly budget accordingly while staying in affordable student accommodation Perth.

 

Here are the best of the markets with details on what is sold. 

Kyilla Community Farmers’ Market

Students living in Perth can get some good bargains of freshly stocked farm produce from the well-known Kyilla Community Farmers’ Market. Situated adjacent to the Kyilla Primary School, located at Kyilla Park on Cliveden Street in North Perth, this market takes forward the vision of the Kyilla primary school to have a more unified community. Held every Saturday with locals and students, thronging this thriving market, there are some good bargains awaiting on fresh fruits and veggies, while shoppers can also enjoy some barista-brewed coffee. 

Perth City Farm

Those who are interested in some organically grown, sustainable farm produce accumulated to its best in market stalls can head to the Perth City Farm located in the heart of the CBD. The Perth City Farm is a true shopper’s delight. Held from Monday through Friday, the entire week brings good bargains to get hold of some affordable stuff. Students settled in Perth can interact with the local growers who deal in the city farm’s own fresh, organic, and biodynamic products like meat and eggs. Students can also check out organic clothing to go for an upgrade to their wardrobe. 

Kalamunda Farmers Market

This is a market that boasts a remarkable inventory for freshly grown farm produce and acquaints shoppers with eatables from freshly squeezed juices, pickled veggies to farm-fresh meat and eggs. The prices are relatively less than other retail chains. This is also the market selling fresh flowers like bright sunflowers, daisies, lilies, and bestseller roses. Students will also get the tempting aroma of freshly baked cakes, pies, pastries, and macaroons. With sellers namely Guinea Grove, La Belle Sweets shoppers can expect gluten-free edibles. 

The aforementioned markets and the stuff they sell is worth a pickup to save on the budget. This helps to enjoy more while student’s live in their comfort zone in a new city.