Student Accommodations near Malvern East

Finding suitable student accommodation in Malvern East can be time-consuming but not complicated. Amber offers a lot of affordable student housing that is both comfortable and reasonably priced. Student hostels in Malvern East are found near many world-renowned universities like Monash University (Caulfield Campus), The University of Melbourne (Hawthorn Campus), Hays International College and Torrens University

Ranging from luxurious student accommodations in Malvern East to pocket-friendly student housing in Melbourne, all the student accommodations are built for the uber comfort of the students. This locality is an eccentric hub and has something for everybody.

At amber, student accommodation in Malvern East is further segregated into halls of residence, private halls of living, and private housing. Private student accommodations in Fulham consist of comfortable, luxurious, budget-friendly en-suites, studios, and shared apartments. These housing options are also available for students looking for short-term tenancies. Some famous private student housing here includes Unilodge Vivida, Iglu South Yarra, Carric House, Unilodge @ 550 Lygon, Melbourne and many more, which are great bargains to grab.

Malvern East is a Melbourne, Victoria, Australia suburb located almost 13 kilometres southeast of Melbourne CBD and comes within the City of Stonnington local government area. Malvern East had a population of 22,296, according to the 2021 census, with an ever-increasing student population. Malvern East is best known for the Chadstone Shopping Centre, the largest in the southern hemisphere and the largest in terms of total lettable space under one roof. Hedgeley Dene Gardens, Central Park, and the Urban Forest Reserve are among the most popular public open spaces in Malvern East, thus making Malvern East the perfect suburb for student accommodation, giving them the best of all worlds. The suburb is also home to the Buddhist Society of Victoria, which was founded in 1953 and is Victoria's oldest Buddhist institution.

As the primary factor for any student accommodation is its location and distance from the university, students often consider sustainability, lifestyle, and commuting services before choosing an ideal student accommodation. Student accommodation in Malvern East adheres to the facilities a student would require. Being just a short walk from Melbourne  CBD and home to some prestigious universities and colleges, Malvern attracts students from all over. Doing justice to the kind of infrastructure and vibe of the locality, we have some of the best picks for student accommodation in the area. Through amber, you can book student accommodations that provide all basic amenities at pocket-friendly prices.

1. Carric Hostel, Melbourne
2. Iglu South Yarra Student Accommodation, Melbourne
3. Scape Melbourne Central, Melbourne
4. Student Living – 590 Lygon, Melbourne
5. Carric House, Melbourne
6. Walsh Residence, Melbourne
7. Scape Swanston, Melbourne
8. Bouverie Residence, Melbourne
9. Scape La Trobe, Melbourne

One of the primary day-to-day activities of a student living in St Kilda is to travel. It can be from the student accommodation in St Kilda or around universities. St Kilda travel is easier than it seems as the city has an excellent public transportation system. Public transport is the safest and most comfortable way to travel around.  As a St Kilda student, you are eligible to apply for a public transport concession card. Take a look at how you can plan your daily commute. Another concession card you can use is the Myki Card which you can purchase from any retail store in Victoria.

1. Train: Darling, East Malvern, and Holmesglen railway stations on the Glen Waverley line, Caulfield and Malvern railway stations on the Frankston line, Cranbourne line, and Pakenham line, and tram routes 3 and 5 serve Malvern East.

2. Bus: Student accommodations in Malvern are all well connected by the bus system. The Melbourne bus routes 612, 623, 624, and 626 also run through the Melvern East suburb making student travel accessible.

3. Bike: Biking is an option that will never go wrong. The suburb is also served by the Gardiners Creek community bike path, which connects to and is an integral part of the Greater Melbourne network of bike paths.

Steps away from Central Station, Malvern is located on the fringe of Melbourne ’s CBD and has become the hippest locality known for its thriving social scene in Melbourne . A cultural and creative hotspot, the area is a top pick among people of all ages. Here, you can easily mix work and leisure with the nearby cafés, bars, restaurants, shops, and galleries. Malvern and Malvern East, are quiet affluent enclave long favoured by Melbourne's well-to-do, provide a picture-perfect snapshot of life in the inner suburbs, fully lined with white picket fences. These idyllic locations are the stuff of young families' dreams, with tree-lined streets, chic cafés, and beautiful parks. After a long day students can unwind at Malvern East’s huge range to cafes and bars. Rutherford’s Corner, Craft Republic Liquor & Bar, East Malvern RSL Club & Bistro and Fergus Cafe are some local favourites that offers a huge range of cuisine options.