Various bus stops surround the property, the nearest being Old Melbourne Gaol/Russell St and Queensberry St/Lygon St, both of which are a seven- and eight-minute walk from the property. 

Melbourne - CBD is a Melbourne student accommodation that features an amazing student flat accommodation option, ensuring that students stay in privacy and luxury. All apartments feature a comfy double bed and a large built-in wardrobe. They also feature a balcony, a private bathroom, and a kitchen with everything you need to cook.

Among the various available kitchen amenities are a fridge, gas cooker, oven, and microwave to quickly warm up your meals. You’ll also have a dining space where you can enjoy your meals and a living area with comfortable couches. In addition, the apartment is air-conditioned. 

Features

Melbourne - CBD, the Melbourne student accommodation, has a lot to feature its residents in terms of facilities and unique services. You’ll easily find everything you need from the comfort of the property; these include a community room to socialise and a gym so that you stay on target for your workouts. That’s not all; the property also has a spa for the most relaxation and will also have a pool to unwind after a long day. All of your needs are also overseen by a dedicated property manager, and you’ll have maximum security through CCTV coverage. Laundry facilities are also available to easily do your laundry. 

Additional services can be arranged through other suppliers, including:

- Translation & Interpretation Services
- Airport Pickup and General Driver Services
- Travel Arrangements
- General Health Check and Medicare Needs

Melbourne is a sunny coastal city with a modern business district. The city is Victoria’s capital, one of Australia’s prominent states and Australia’s second most populous city, right after Sydney. Geographically, the city is by Port Philip, a natural bay, and has the Yarra River flowing through it. 

The city is full of natural beauty, parks, and stunning beaches, with the most prominent beaches being Elwood Beach, Williamstown Beach, St Kilda Beach, and South Melbourne Beach. Regarding parks, the city has plenty of them, the most noteworthy being Fitzroy Gardens, Queens Park, and Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria.The city’s main sector is the service industry, with financial services being the most prominent. Some of the city’s most iconic landmarks include the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), the Eureka Tower, and the State Library of Victoria.

Places to Visit

There are various places to visit near Melbourne - CBD, the Melbourne student accommodation, some of which include the following:

• ALDI - Three-minute walk 

• Panda Hot Pot - Three-minute walk 

• Queen Victoria Market - Six-minute walk

• State Library Victoria - Seven-minute walk 

• Universal Restaurant - Nine-minute walk 

• Carlton Gardens - 11-minute walk

• Royal Exhibition Building - 13-minute walk 

• Melbourne Museum - 14-minute walk 

• IMAX Melbourne (Museums Victoria) - 15-minute walk