Student Accommodations in Heidelberg, Melbourne

Amber provides a variety of Heidelberg student accommodation options. Many of the listed residences have both shared and private lodgings, and we provide a variety of options for Heidelberg student housing. It is simple to locate and reserve amber student housing. Our search engine has made it easier to locate the ideal student housing for your requirements and budget. It allows you to look for apartments in a certain city, neighbourhood, or close to a specific institution. You may also sort the accommodations by price and distance from the school or let us recommend the best possibilities. When you secure your ideal student house with us, you will have an excellent home base from which to enjoy student life and the delights of living in Melbourne, a beautiful city. These Heidelberg student accommodation options are also close to universities such as La Trobe University, Melbourne Polytechnic (Preston Campus), Melbourne Polytechnic (Fairfield Campus), University of Divinity, and the Swinburne University of Technology.

This Melbourne suburb is officially known as the City of Heidelberg, although in reality, it is a Melbourne suburb that is located to the north-east of the city centre at an elevation of 80 metres above sea level, with the Yarra River constituting its eastern border. The Municipal Directory from the 19th century characterised the region as having "a succession of green hills, the sides of which fall gently into rich flats and valleys, the river [i.e., the Yarra] running through the country." Today, it is well renowned for the Heide Museum of Modern Art, the Heidelberg School of Plein Air Artists, its parks and gardens, and its magnificent historical structures. The Melbourne suburb is a very safe and welcoming place with a good mix of young independents, young families, and elderly couples.

With so many international students coming to the Melbourne suburb, it's no surprise that finding the ideal Heidelberg student accommodation might be challenging. Amber simplifies the difficult process of securing Heidelberg student housing into three simple steps: pick, pay, and book. Amber offers studios, flats, and other low-cost student housing alternatives to students living in Melbourne in and around this area. When studying abroad, only the best should be considered.

Amber offers elegant en-suites, studios, and student apartments in Heidelberg. Most of the houses offer a communal or private kitchen and various extra amenities such as gyms, gaming rooms, study rooms, and WiFi. They were carefully selected and designed exclusively for students living in Melbourne. These rooms are conveniently placed in hip areas with lots of cafés, restaurants, and businesses to select from, and they are not far from many major institutions in this Melbourne suburb. Here are some of amber’s top student Heidelberg student accommodations:

1. Campus Melbourne

2. Together Co-Living

3. Carric Hostel

4. Carric House

5. Bouverie Residence

6. Student Living - 570 Lygon

7. Walsh Residence

8. Student Living - 800 Swanston

9. Scape Swanston

10. Scape La Trobe

Due to their location in Melbourne, a city with a reputation for being somewhat pricey, students must carefully plan their spending and manage their money in order to stay within their budgets. It is advised to set up between AU$800 and AU$1,100 per month for living expenses and other personal costs for private student accommodation in Melbourne. The approximate prices and fees are listed below. Keep in mind that this is only an estimate and that the final cost may differ.

1. Food: AU$80 - 120/week

2. Gas and electricity: AU$40 - 60/week

3. Internet & mobile phone: AU$20 - 40/week

4. Dinner at a restaurant: AU$40 - 120/week.

5. Laundry: AU$20 - 40/week

6. Stationery and textbooks: AU$15 - 30/week

7. Clothing: AU$40 - 65/month

8. Travel (buses, trams, and trains): AU$80 - 130/month

Students can use the efficient public transportation system in this Melbourne suburb to navigate around the city. It is recommended to locate Heidelberg student accommodation close to your institution to save on travel because doing so significantly cuts down on students' travel time. Before making any travel arrangements, students are recommended to contact the local authorities to find out more about the routes and available modes of transportation. For further information, students can also visit the city transportation website.

1. Bus: Melbourne has a vast bus network, with more than 300 routes covering all areas where trains and trams do not go. On weekdays, most routes run from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.; on weekends, they run from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; and on Sundays, they run from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. You must have a Myki card to ride the buses.

2. Bike: Melbourne is one of the bike-friendliest cities in Australia. The Main Yarra Trail is one of a network of on-road and segregated bicycle facilities.

3. Train: The quickest and most enjoyable way to cover large distances inside Melbourne is by train. The Hurstbridge line's Heidelberg railway station is situated in the neighbourhood and is accessed by Metro Trains Melbourne.