The closest campus to Scape Victoria Street is RMIT University, which is just a two-minute walk away. Other nearby campuses include the University of Melbourne, a 15-minute walk from the property. The Old Melbourne Gaol/Russell St and Trades Hall/Lygon St bus stops are a two-minute walk from Scape Victoria Street. Other nearby stops include the La Trobe St/Russell St bus stop, a four-minute walk from the property.

Scape Victoria Street is a Melbourne student accommodation featuring various double en-suite rooms whose sizes range from double en-suite to medium and large double en-suite rooms. All of the previously mentioned en-suite rooms have double beds for maximum comfort, private bathrooms, a study space (chair and desk), large windows, a flat-screen TV, and various storage options, such as a wardrobe and wall hangers. You will also have access to high-speed internet in your room.

Features

The Melbourne student accommodation, Scape Victoria Street, has various interesting features, such as its famed Scape Eats, the property’s restaurant with culturally diverse staff and various meal options. While staying at the Melbourne student accommodation, you do not have to worry about cooking as it has an all-inclusive food restaurant. The property also features a rooftop, which provides amazing scenic views of the city skyline, and beautiful outdoor areas. A cinema room is also available, as are on-site laundry facilities, to name a few of the things this Melbourne student accommodation has to offer.

Some of the services at Scape Victoria Street, the Melbourne student accommodation, include 24/7 security through CCTV and staff presence, and offering all bills included. To keep you entertained. The property also has an extensive event list and provides access to the Sonder Safety App.

Melbourne, also referred to as Australia’s unofficial sports capital, is one of the most diverse cities in the country, with 38% of its residents being born outside of Australia. It is also home to the world's largest expat Greek and Italian communities. Geographically, the city is located on Port Phillip Bay and is the Capital of the Australian state of Victoria. Australia’s diverse population was due to the Australian Government’s efforts to encourage foreign workers to kickstart the city’s developing industries during the 1950s. This wave of immigration was the second-biggest wave into the city. 

Melbourne is also a green city, with more than 480 parks and more than 8,500 different plant species. You will also find various beautiful Victorian-style buildings in the city, in addition to Art galleries and museums.

Places to Visit

Scape Victoria Street, the Melbourne student accommodation, is near multiple places to visit, some of which include:

• IGA Xpress - Exhibition St - Three-minute walk 

• Carlton Gardens - Six-minute walk 

• Royal Exhibition Building - Seven-minute walk 

• State Library Victoria - Seven-minute walk 

• Melbourne Museum - Eight-minute walk 

• Her Majesty's Theatre - Eight-minute walk 

• The Princess Theatre - 11-minute walk

• Chinatown - 12-minute walk

*Fully catered, 3 meals a day.