About the Property
Journal Central 3053 is an awesome student accommodation in Melbourne that offers two-bedroom apartments, en-suites and studios for you to choose from. Not only is the property ideally located within walking distance from the Melbourne Institute of Technology and the University of Melbourne, but it is also surrounded by student hotspots and several student essential services, making it a popular choice for those looking for student accommodation in Melbourne.
One of Victoria’s most densely populated cities, Melbourne has much to offer its students, including high-quality education, an exciting student life, and promising career opportunities in their desired fields. In Melbourne, you’ll find several top-ranking universities, including the likes of Asia Pacific International College, Charles Stuart University, Edith Cowan University, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, and Melbourne Institute of Technology. Apart from top-notch education, this city also provides its students with exceptional facilities, ensuring their safety and healthcare are taken care of. Students are also presented with several opportunities to explore Australia’s second-largest city’s diverse culture. Melbourne hosts several events and festivals for students to experience the culture better, such as the Melbourne Fashion Week, Melbourne International Art Festival, and others. Living at Journal Central Melbourne means you’ll always have something to do, as this Melbourne student accommodation is surrounded by a variety of restaurants, cafes, tourist attractions, and entertainment options for students to check out. You’ll never have a dull day with so many things to do in Melbourne.
Features
At Journal Central, you can pick from a variety of student apartments, ensuites, and studios, which come fully furnished to give you everything you would need to make the most of your student life in Melbourne. Each room comes with a desk and chair and a wardrobe, so you have enough space to store your favourite outfits. You’ll always feel safe with your room being equipped with Bluetooth keyless entry. Apart from this, Journal Central also has 24/7 onsite staff in this secure building that keeps you safe throughout your stay here. If you own a bike, you’ll be glad to learn that this Melbourne student accommodation also has bike share & storage facilities available. Another alternative for staying fit and active is by working out in the fitness studio. The on-site cafe is equipped with everything you need to get your caffeine fix. In your free time, you can relax in the common spaces and get to know your friends better. Journal Central Melbourne also has communal cooking available, and what better way to create memories with your new friends than trying out recipes together? On clear nights, you could give stargazing on the rooftop terraces a shot. This Melbourne student accommodation also has a SMART Flatscreen TV and dining table & chairs, along with huge common spaces.
Location and What's Hot?
Located on Swanston Street in Carlton, Journal Central Melbourne is quite popular among students for several reasons. One of the main reasons is its convenient location near some of the top universities in the area. These include the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Melbourne Institute of Technology, TMG College, Institute of Tertiary and Higher Education, and Kent Institute Australia. This Melbourne student accommodation is also close to several restaurants, cafes, and tourist attractions that make it easy for students to make the most of their student life.
With Seven Seeds Coffee Roasters and Tulk Cafe nearby, you’ll never have to stray far to get the perfect coffee. Visit Loch & Key and Queensberry Hotel, two pubs that are pretty popular among students. Additionally, La Spaghettata Restaurant Universal Restaurant, and Brunetti Classico offer exceptional Italian meals. Papa Gino’s is another great option to grab a bite. If you’re in the mood for pizza, you should definitely check out DOC Pizza & Mozzarella Bar. Tsindos and Seamstress Restaurant and Bar are certainly worth checking out. When it comes to nearby tourist sites, the Melbourne Museum, Fitzroy Gardens, and Old Melbourne Gaol are the best. There is plenty to keep you occupied in your free time during your stay in Melbourne, and the city is well-equipped with efficient and reliable transport systems to help you navigate the city with ease.
Commute
Every student neighbourhood is well-connected to public transport in Melbourne, and the same can be said for Journal Central Melbourne. Lincoln Square/Bouverie St bus stop is just a quick walk from Journal Central Melbourne. For a tram ride, you can reach the Haymarket/Elizabeth St tram stop, which is just a short walk away from this Melbourne student accommodation. Melbourne Central train station is also just a short walk away, making a trip to the neighbouring cities a perfect plan for your weekends.