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About the Property
Carlton Residence Melbourne student accommodation is located at 77 Bouverie St, Carlton, VIC 3053, Australia. This student housing in Melbourne offers room options like non-ensuites, studios, and 1-bedroom apartments. Students prefer this accommodation as it is close to great universities like the TMG College and Melbourne Institute of Technology. Both these universities are just a 5-minute drive from the property.
Melbourne, Australia's cultural capital, is a varied city with a mix of history, art, and modernity. Melbourne, located on the continent's southeastern coast, is known for its world-class colleges, making it a popular destination for students from all over the world. The city attracts more than 300,000 domestic and international students each year. Over 85–90% of graduates in Melbourne find employment within the first six months, making it one of Australia’s most career-friendly cities. The city also ranks highly on the global safety index, thanks to well-lit public areas, strict community safety measures, and reliable public transport security.
Situated in the lively suburb of Carlton, this Carlton Residence Melbourne provides a variety of cultural experiences. The iconic Lygon Street, known as Little Italy, is just a short walk away, offering a delightful culinary journey with its authentic Italian restaurants and cafes. Nearby, you'll find the stunning Carlton Gardens for leisurely walks and relaxation.
Features
Carlton Residence Melbourne features studios with a private kitchen and private bathroom, and amenities like a bed, chair, fan, TV, a fully equipped kitchen, and more. The studios provide students with the comfort of having the entire place, creating an ideal living space for independent student living. There is a single-bedroom apartment with a private room, bathroom, and a kitchen. The 2 Bedroom large and standard apartments come with a private room, shared bathroom, and shared kitchen.
The Carlton Residence Melbourne rooms are thoughtfully designed for students' comfort and productivity. Each includes a cozy double bed for restful sleep, a study chair and desk with built-in light to create an efficient workspace, and a coffee table for relaxation or casual dining. A bar fridge and pantry space allow for convenient food storage, while a TV, heater, and fan ensure entertainment and comfort throughout the year.
Yugo University Square in Melbourne offers eco-friendly amenities for students, like on-site laundry facilities. Students will be able to save time and money. There is a bike storage with energy-saving switches. For peace of mind, the accommodation features CCTV surveillance and secure key card access, ensuring a safe and comfortable living environment. Carlton Residence Melbourne is the ideal student accommodation, where every moment counts towards your educational wishes.
Location and What's Hot?
Nestled in the heart of Melbourne, Carlton Residence Melbourne offers an unparalleled advantage. It is located near prestigious universities such as the Kent Institute Australia and the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. Choosing Carlton Residence Melbourne not only provides academic convenience but also improves the social life of the students with a varied range of experiences.
Some of the best cafes in Melbourne include the Arrow Cafe Carlton and Cyrus Artlounge.
There are popular restaurants like La Spaghettata Restaurant with a down-to-earth venue. Ziyka Restaurant is a lively and informal eatery that offers traditional cuisine in low-key surroundings. Carlton Yacht Club and Club Owerri are a few of the popular bars and clubs for students to explore. Read about why a night out in Melbourne is truly worth your time.
Victoria Market Pharmacy and Vape Best Store are nearby pharmacies for medical needs. For grocery shopping and other essentials, there are supermarkets like Aly Asian Grocery and Press & Grocers Co.
Melbourne has must-visit tourist attractions for adventurers. Students can take day trips to the Great Ocean Road or Dandenong Ranges. Have a picnic or paddleboat at the Royal Botanic Gardens or Albert Park Lake. Shot Tower Museum is a late 19th-century tower that is now a museum enclosed in a shopping mall atrium. There is the National Gallery of Victoria, which is a public gallery with a vast, varied collection of noted Australian and international art and artefacts. Whether you're into theater, music, or simply enjoying rooms international student accommodation Carlton Residence, you'll find it all at your fingertips.
Commute
Carlton Residence Melbourne offers superb travel accessibility, allowing students to explore the city with ease. The best advantage of this property is that it is located near tram and bus stops for easy commuting. Melbourne Central and Flagstaff are the nearest train stations. Nearest bus stations include Trades Hall/lygon St and Victoria St/rathdowne St. This makes the Carlton Residence Melbourne a true hassle-free home base for your studies and student life..
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2 Bedroom Standard Apartment
2 Bedroom Large Apartment
1 Bedroom Apartment
Studio Apartment
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Payment Policies (4)
- Booking DepositFirst month's rent due at booking to secure room, non-refundable if booking canceled.
- Security Deposit1 month's rent bond to secure room, refundable at end of tenancy with deductions.
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers 12 flexible instalment plans.
1. You need to pay the first month's rent at the time of booking to secure your room with the property.
2. This is non-refundable if you decide not to proceed ahead with the booking.
1. You need to pay 1 month's rent as bond to secure the room with the property.
2. This is refundable at the end of the tenancy period less any deductions or pending charges.
Rent needs to be paid monthly.
The property does not require you to provide any guarantors.
Cancellation Policies (2)
- Early termination by studentsRent payable until new tenant found after cancellation, plus one week admin fee.
- Cooling Off PeriodNo cooling off periods; contract binding. Cancel before lease, forfeit 1st month's rent.
1. The property does not offer and cooling off periods, all contracts are legal and binding.
2. If you decide to cancel your contract before your lease has commenced, you will have to forfeit your 1st month’s rent, this is to cover the cost of holding the room for you. However, property will refund your deposit.
1. If you cancel your contract after your lease has commenced, you will be responsible for paying the rent until a suitable replacement tenant takes over your lease.
2. You will also be charged one week’s rent for additional admin fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are move in dates and contracts flexible?
Yes, While they give preference to students looking for leases which follow the typical academic semester dates, they understand everyone has a different circumstance and will try to make sure you have a lease period that you are comfortable with.
Please contact if you have a question about contract dates.
Do you accept exchange students or short term lets?
Yes, Exchange students are welcome to apply for their apartments.
If you are looking for a short term let of less than 6 months, please contact as they consider these applications on a case by case basis.
Can I arrange a viewing?
Yes, Please contact to book in a convenient time for a viewing of your preferred residence and room type.
What happens if I cancel my contract?
Before lease commences:
If you decide to cancel your contract before your lease has commenced, you will have to forfeit your 1st month’s non-refundable rent. This is to cover the cost of holding the room for you. However, they will refund your deposit.
After lease commences:
If you cancel your contract after your lease has commenced, you will be responsible for paying the rent until a suitable replacement tenant takes over your lease. You will also be charged one week’s rent for additional admin fees.
How often do I pay my rent?
Rent is typically paid monthly.
Please contact if you need any more information on rent payments.
Why do you need a bond?
A bond is paid by the student to the landlord of the property before the start of your tenancy. It is held by the Residential Tenancies Bond Authority as is the law according to the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 in Victoria, which means that it’s still your money and doesn’t belong to the landlord or property.
At the end of your tenancy the landlord may claim some or all of your bond as compensation for any damage to the property, for cleaning or for unpaid rent.
You will need to agree with any charges made against your bond before the landlord is able to take any money from your bond.
The majority of bonds are refunded in full as most students vacate their residences with no issues.
Do you provide catering?
No, they do not provide catering. Most of their tenants prefer to cook for themselves. However, for those who would rather eat out, you have come to the right city. Melbourne is known worldwide for its food and you will not be disappointed. The choices are endless and you can find cuisines from all around the world. With new cafes and restaurants constantly opening, your only problem will be deciding where to try next.
Do you provide internet?
Internet is not included in the rent.
Carlton and Bouverie Residences have internet available in the common areas and this can be reached from most rooms. The speed is suitable for casual browsing. they recommend students set up their internet with an outside provider such as TPG, iiNET, Optus, Telstra etc. if they want their own private connection.
Students in Walsh Residence have to organise their own internet.
Setting up internet is a breeze and their management team can help you find the right internet provider!
What is provided in the fully equipped kitchens?
All their kitchens are fully equipped with fridge/freezer, microwave, gas stovetop, toaster, kettle, and plenty of storage. Don’t forget to bring some of your mum’s (or dad’s) recipes to beat those homesick blues!
Is cleaning provided?
All shared apartments (3 bedrooms +) are cleaned once a week. This includes common areas like the kitchen, dining area and bathrooms. While they expect all students to naturally tidy up after themselves, their free cleaning service helps ensure the apartments are kept in a clean and hygienic condition. Your own room however, is your own responsibility.
Is there 24/7 support for residents?
Yes, They conduct their services on a personal level to make students feel more at home. their helpful and friendly staff are multilingual and are on site during work hours (weekdays 9am-6pm, Saturdays 9am-3pm, see notice for public holidays).
After hours, theyhave staff on call 24/7 for any emergencies.
I’ve never been to Melbourne before. Any advice on meeting new friends and settling into a new city?
They conduct orientation sessions for all newcomers at the start of their tenancy to introduce them to property. They also go through the ins and outs of living in Melbourne for those new to this great city.
In addition, they hold free Orientation BBQs twice a year. These are a great way to meet other students staying with them from all over the world.
Another great way to meet new friends is to join them on one of the many staff and student-led activities held throughout the year. Fan favourites include the annual snow trip to Mt Buller, beach trips down to the Victorian surf coast and horse riding in the Victorian countryside. Conctact for more information on their next adventures!
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Student Accommodations in Melbourne
About Melbourne
Melbourne, the capital city of Victoria, sits in the southeastern part of Australia along the scenic Port Phillip Bay. Founded in 1835, the city rose to prominence during the Victorian gold rush and has since evolved into a thriving hub for education, culture, and creativity. Today, it’s home to more than 5 million people, including a large international student community that contributes to its diverse and youthful energy. Known for its perfect mix of old-world charm and modern architecture, and best student life, Melbourne offers students a visually rich and inspiring environment, making it a vibrant student hub. The city’s landscape features Royal Botanic Gardens, Yarra River trails, and lively laneways filled with cafes, street art, and boutique stores. Gen Z particularly loves the city’s year-round festivals like the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, White Night Melbourne, and the Melbourne Fringe Festival, which celebrate creativity, performance, and community spirit.
Melbourne is also one of Australia’s strongest academic centres, housing top institutions. The Melbourne Institute of Technology is another major attraction, with excellent off-campus housing options nearby. Ranked among the top student cities globally, Melbourne scores high for its student mix, safety, and quality of life. The city has a strong employment rate of around 64%. Melbourne maintains a safety index of around 62, ensuring students feel secure both on and off campus. Its happiness index averages 7.2/10, reflecting the strong sense of community, job opportunities, and lifestyle balance that define student living in Melbourne.
Best Student Accommodations In Melbourne
Finding the right student flats in Melbourne isn’t just about having a place to sleep; it’s about comfort, convenience, and creating a supportive environment for study and social life. Whether you’re attending the Melbourne Institute of Technology or another university, living close to campus with access to modern amenities like a cinema room, fitness centre, high-speed internet, weekly cleaning, wellbeing support, and more can make a huge difference. Amber offers a range of verified student housing in Melbourne, from private studios to shared flats, ensuring students can find a space that fits both their budget and lifestyle.
1. Scape Aurora – Rating: 4.9/5 – From AU$699/week – “Modern studios with private ensuites, rooftop terrace, and gym facilities close to universities and city hotspots.”
2. Scape Victoria Street – Rating: 4.8/5 – From AU$649/week – “Affordable rooms with spacious study zones and social lounges, located near transport and city amenities.”
3. Realm Caulfield – From AU$625/week
4. Iglu Melbourne Central Student Accommodation – Rating: 4.7/5 – From AU$625/week – “Furnished apartments with modern communal areas and a strong student community near the city centre.”
5. Iglu South Yarra Student Accommodation – Rating: 5.0/5 – From AU$555/week – “Bright, furnished rooms with social spaces, surrounded by cafés and shops.”
Affordable Student Accommodation Melbourne
For students seeking cheap student housing in Melbourne, the city provides a variety of student flats in Melbourne that combine affordability, comfort, and convenience. Whether you’re studying at the Melbourne Institute of Technology or other local universities, these options for student flats in Melbourne offer easy access to campus, public transport, and the city’s lively cultural and social scenes. From shared apartments to fully furnished studios, there are plenty of choices for those looking for a home that doesn’t compromise on quality.
1. Unilodge Victoria University – From AU$209/week. Modern studios and shared apartments with study zones, communal kitchens, and social areas designed for student life.
2. Carric Hostel – From AU$250/week. Affordable shared rooms in a friendly, community-oriented environment, ideal for students seeking budget-friendly student living Melbourne near campus.
3. Campus Melbourne – From AU$266/week. Contemporary student residences Melbourne feature furnished rooms, study lounges, and lively common spaces to foster connections and make new friends.
4. Carric House – From AU$280/week. Comfortable shared rooms and studios with essential amenities, located close to public transport and modern facilities.
5. Walsh Residence Melbourne – From AU$285/week. Fully equipped options for student accommodation in Melbourne city with study areas and convenient access to cafes and shops, making it ideal for student living in Melbourne.
Best Areas to Live In Melbourne
Melbourne offers a variety of neighbourhoods ideal for students, each with unique features such as proximity to top Melbourne universities, affordability, and a lively student community. If you are looking for student housing in Melbourne, these areas provide convenience and lifestyle for students.
| Area | Key Highlights | Commute to Campus | Avg. Weekly Rent (AUD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carlton | Close to The University of Melbourne & RMIT University; cafes, parks & great transport | 5–10 mins (walk/tram) | 450–650 |
| Parkville | Adjacent to University of Melbourne; near Royal Park; green & peaceful | 5–10 mins (tram/bike | 450–600 |
| North Melbourne | Residential vibe; well-connected by tram & bus | 10–15 mins | 400–550 |
| South Yarra | Shopping, restaurants & nightlife hub | 15–20 mins (public transport) | 500–700 |
| Fitzroy | Artsy, lively atmosphere; student-friendly hou | 10–15 mins (tram) | 450–600 |
Room Types Available In Melbourne
Student accommodation Melbourne offers a diverse range of options to suit various preferences and budgets, ensuring every student can find a space that aligns with their lifestyle. Here's an overview of the room types available in affordable student accommodation Melbourne:
1. Studios: Studio apartments in Melbourne are ideal for students seeking complete independence. These units include a private bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen, offering maximum privacy and convenience. They are perfect for those looking for self-contained living spaces.
2. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments: These options for cheap student housing Melbourne provide one or two private bedrooms along with shared living areas such as kitchens and lounges. They offer a balance between private space and social interaction, making them suitable for friends or small groups.
3. Shared Apartments: Shared apartments consist of multiple private bedrooms within a single unit, with communal kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas. This setup of student housing in Melbourne encourages social interaction and community living while still offering personal space for each resident.
4. Private Rooms: Private rooms offer students a personal bedroom with essentials like a study desk and bed, with access to shared facilities such as kitchens and lounges. These rooms suit students who want independence without complete isolation.
Cost of Living In Melbourne
Understanding the cost of living in Melbourne is essential for students budgeting their stay. Melbourne offers a relatively affordable lifestyle compared to other major Australian cities, with various off-campus housing options to suit different budgets. On average, students should plan for monthly expenses ranging from AUD 1,500 to 2,500, covering rent, food, transportation, and leisure activities. Determine your budget by considering both base rent and additional costs like utilities or bonds. This guide outlines typical costs to help students manage their finances effectively during their time in Melbourne student accommodation.
1. Accommodation: AU$200 – AU$600/week
2. Groceries: AU$200 – AU$400/month
3. Transportation: AU$150 – AU$250/month
4. Utilities (Gas, Electricity, Water): AU$50 – AU$100/month
5. Internet: AU$30 – AU$60/month
6. Leisure & Social Activities: AU$100 – AU$200/month
Student Travel In Melbourne
Melbourne is a student-friendly city with a comprehensive and efficient transport network, making commuting easy and affordable. Whether you’re heading to the Melbourne Institute of Technology, exploring local cafés and cultural hotspots, or running errands near your student apartments in Melbourne, the city offers multiple travel options suited for students.
| Transport Mode | Coverage & Benefits | Cost (Approx.) | Student Travel Info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trams | Extensive network across CBD & suburbs; includes Free Tram Zone in central Melbourne | Free within CBD; ~£3.00+ beyond zone | Use Myki card for travel outside Free Tram Zone |
| Trains | Connect suburbs to CBD & universities like Melbourne Institute of Technology | ~£3–£4 per ride | Concession fares available with valid student ID + Myki card |
| Buses | Covers outer suburbs not served by tram/train | ~£15/week (weekly pass) | Plan routes via PTV app; Myki required |
| Cycling | Dedicated bike lanes; eco-friendly & flexible | Free (except bike purchase) | Secure bike storage available in many student accommodations |
| Walking | Ideal for central areas & near-campus living | Free | Best for students living near CBD/universities |
| Cabs & Ride-Sharing | Late-night & point-to-point convenience | Varies by distance | Services include Uber, DiDi, 13CABS, Silver Top Taxi |
Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions in Melbourne
Melbourne, known as Australia’s cultural capital, offers a lively and student-friendly environment where academics and social life thrive. Safe and popular neighbourhoods like Carlton, Fitzroy, and Southbank are close to Melbourne Institute of Technology and provide easy access to essential amenities and a multicultural atmosphere. Students can find a variety of student apartments Melbourne to suit different needs.
Students often hang out at Pearson & Murphy's Café for speciality coffee, Industry Beans Fitzroy for the best cafes in Melbourne experience, or Higher Ground for a spacious and unique study environment. For nightlife, Revolver Upstairs is a hotspot for electronic music, The Night Cat offers live music in a relaxed atmosphere, providing a night out in Melbourne to remember, and also Cherry Bar delivers a classic rock vibe. Green spaces like Royal Park, Carlton Gardens, and Fitzroy Gardens provide tranquil settings for outdoor study or relaxing breaks.
Melbourne also offers excellent learning resources. State Library Victoria provides extensive study spaces and resources, while The Wheeler Centre hosts literary events. The Baillieu Library at the University of Melbourne supports student research and learning. For healthcare, students can access The Royal Melbourne Hospital, St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne, and Melbourne Private Hospital are also conveniently located.
Top Universities in Melbourne
Melbourne is home to several prestigious universities, attracting students from across Australia and internationally. The city offers excellent academic programmes and convenient, purpose-built student accommodations (PBSA) that includes fully furnished rooms with all bills included and access to amenities. Here are top universities in Melbourne for students:
1. Melbourne Institute of Technology (MIT): MIT offers industry-relevant programs in Business, Accounting, Information Technology, and Engineering. Some of the best accommodation near Melbourne Institute of Technology includes Scape Melbourne Central, UniLodge Melbourne Central, and Student Living on A’Beckett, providing fully furnished rooms, study areas, communal kitchens, and modern amenities.
2. RMIT University (Brunswick Campus): RMIT is a global university of technology, design, and enterprise, offering programs in engineering, arts, business, and social sciences. Popular student flats in Melbourne near RMIT include Carric Hostel and Yugo University Square, featuring furnished rooms, communal study spaces, and easy access to the city.
3. University of Melbourne: One of Australia’s leading universities, it offers diverse undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Nearby off-campus housing in Australia includes Iglu Melbourne City and Yugo University Square, offering furnished short term student accommodation Melbourne, study lounges, gyms, and modern communal facilities for students.