La Trobe University Villas Bendigo, located at Sharon St, Flora Hill, Bendigo VIC 3550, Australia, is a top student accommodation in Bendigo. It offers non-ensuite rooms where students enjoy a comfortable and social living space. The La Trobe University Bendigo Campus is just a 7-minute walk away. With shops, cafes, and bus stops nearby, La Trobe University Villas Bendigo makes student living convenient and fun.
Bendigo is a great city for students. Its safety index of over 75 makes it one of Australia’s safest regional cities. About 7,000 students, including 1,500 international students, study here in the best universities of Australia, creating a welcoming community. The employment rate is around 70%, so part-time jobs in Australia in cafes or retail are easy to find. Students spend roughly AU$ 1,000 to AU$ 1,500 monthly on rent, food, and transport, which is comparatively low compared to the cost of living in Australia. Bendigo offers great bus networks, parks like Rosalind Park, and events like the Bendigo Easter Festival. Villas La Trobe University student accommodation in Flora Hill is precisely located near bus stops and Kennington Village shops. The city’s gold rush history shines at the Central Deborah Gold Mine, and its UNESCO Creative City status highlights its food scene. With affordable living and unique attractions, Bendigo ensures a fun and secure student experience.
La Trobe University Villas Bendigo offers top-quality accommodation near La Trobe University. It offers single-room villas, designed for groups of up to four, which feature shared bathrooms with modern fittings for comfort and hygiene. There’s also a study desk and bookshelves for organised study. Blinds and flyscreens ensure privacy and airflow, while air-conditioning keeps rooms comfortable year-round.
Villas La Trobe University student accommodation provides excellent amenities to enhance student life. A 24-hour computer lab and study rooms support late-night study sessions, and free internet keeps you connected. Various programs support your academic growth. Free laundry facilities save time and money. Social spaces include a TV room, lounge space, a games room, a BBQ area, and picnic spots for gatherings. You can play sports when bored, and there are also various health and well-being programs for you. The communal kitchen space makes it easy to cook meals. Security is strong, with 24/7 on-site presence, and security cameras. On-campus parking is available with permits. Rent covers utilities like water, gas, electricity, and Wi-Fi, making budgeting easy. Moreover, public transport, cafes, and restaurants are all nearby. With these features, La Trobe University Villas Bendigo ensures a comfortable and secure home for students.
La Trobe Uni Bendigo Campus Student Accommodation, located in the heart of Bendigo, offers convenient access to La Trobe University Bendigo Campus. For a caffeine fix, head to Two Little Ducks Cafe or Strath Village Cafe Bakery, both offering great coffee and a cosy study atmosphere. For a hearty meal, enjoy delicious dishes at Nem Vietnamese Street Food, or Kennington Tavern is a popular spot for local and international cuisine. After a day of studying, unwind at Queens Arms Hotel or One Tree Hill Hotel, offering great drinks and a lively atmosphere. If you’re looking for some nightlife, check out The Bendigo Club or Studio 66, which is near Unilodge Aus La Trobe University Villas Bendigo, for dancing and live music.
Grocery shopping is easy with Woolworths and Coles nearby, both just a short walk away from this La Trobe University Bendigo accommodation. If healthcare is needed, Bendigo Health Hospital is only a short drive away. Sports fans will appreciate being close to Bendigo Stadium and QEO (Queensland Oval) for various sports events. For cultural enrichment, students can visit the Bendigo Art Gallery and Central Deborah Gold Mine. For a relaxing day, head to Rosalind Park or Lake Weeroona, perfect for walks, picnics, and outdoor study sessions. Bendigo’s local theatres, such as The Capital Theatre, offer fantastic performances and arts events. With all these attractions nearby, La Trobe University Villas Bendigo offers a perfect balance of academic focus and enjoyable student life in a lively and accessible location.
Villas La Trobe University student accommodation is in a well-connected area, making daily travel simple. The nearest bus stops are Friswell Ave/Osborne St and Cook St/Osborne St, just a short walk away from this La Trobe accommodation Bendigo. These stops make it easy to reach the city centre and nearby spots. If you're planning longer trips, Bendigo Railway Station is just a quick drive away and connects you to Melbourne and other cities. This makes it easy for students to get to campus, meet friends, or explore the city without hassle.
Eligibility criteria: All Students aged 18 and over, who are enrolled in a La Trobe University (or La Trobe College Australia, RMIT University, or Wodonga Institute of TAFE) course of study are eligible to apply to live at La Trobe University Villas Bendigo.
Please contact the Night Manager on duty at La Trobe University Villas Bendigo.
On campus permit parking is available through La Trobe University at La Trobe University Villas Bendigo. You can purchase parking via Car parking permits.
You will need to provide your bedding linen and any basic crockery, such as plates, utensils and cooking items. Living at La Trobe University Villas Bendigo provides appliances such as toasters, kettles and microwaves.
No, you cannot as your bond and rent are separate payments. You are required to pay rent in the specified way up to and including the date of your departure from La Trobe University Villas Bendigo.
22-week and 44-week contracts are available for La Trobe University Villas Bendigo, commencing in February and July.
The closest supermarket from La Trobe University Villas Bendigo is the Kennington Village Woolworths, located at 150-180 Condon Street. This is a short walk or car trip, or you can catch the local bus lines 61 or 70.
Beds are designed a little higher so you can put luggage under them, however there is no additional storage outside of your room at La Trobe University Villas Bendigo. If you have items you wish to store you will need to contact a local storage service provider.
You need to leave your apartment clean and tidy in the same condition as when you arrived, ensure all personal items have been removed and report any damage that may have been caused during your tenancy. This allows for a speedy bond resolution.
As a final step, you will need to complete a Bond Refund Form and nominate the bank account you would like your bond deposit refunded back into.
Mail at their Bendigo campus can be collected from the property office during office hours. Your mail can be directed to you as follows:
Name, College, Room Number
Living at La Trobe, Sharon Street
PO Box 199, Flora Hill, VIC 3550
You will be sent an SMS notification whenever they receive your mail.
There is no phone in the room. For Internet, you can connect to the local Eduroam network using your La Trobe University login. If you have difficulty accessing the WIFI, you can contact property management.
Upon arrival, they must prepare a ‘Condition Report’, which records the property’s general condition, including fittings and fixtures, and present you with 2 paper copies of this Report when you come to collect your keys.
Review and, if necessary, add your comments to the ‘Condition Report’. You must return the report to the property management within three business days of moving in and you should keep a copy of the ‘Condition Report’ until the end of the tenancy.
The ‘Condition Report’ is a very important document, as it can be used as evidence if there is a dispute about who should pay for cleaning, damage, or replacement of missing items, particularly at the end of a tenancy.
You may want to take photos of your apartment at the start of your tenancy to further show the condition.
The owner may claim some or the entire bond for cleaning, damage, or replacement of missing items at the end of your tenancy. If the ‘Condition Report’ stated that the work was required at the start of the tenancy, or the items were not listed, it can help you prove the bond should be returned to you.