Roamer St Kilda, Melbourne

Set in the lively seaside neighbourhood of St Kilda, Roamer St Kilda puts students close to the beach, cafes, local hangouts and Melbourne CBD. This student accommodation Melbourne offers a friendly, social atmosphere with regular events and communal spaces, making it easy to meet people. Students at Melbourne Polytechnic (Prahran Campus) can reach campus within 5 minutes, while private and dorm-style rooms, a communal kitchen and coworking lounge add everyday convenience. With the 96 tram nearby, getting around the city is simple too.

Where is Roamer St Kilda accommodation located?

Roamer St Kilda is in the heart of Melbourne's beloved seaside district, 24 Grey St, St Kilda VIC 3182, Australia. This is prime St Kilda housing; you're a 14 min walk from the beach, the bustling Acland Street cafe scene and local bars are just around the corner. Cher Thai St.Kilda (1.0 km, 13 min walk) is a good option on this street. The St Kilda Adventure Playground is 350 m away and Catani Gardens is 600 m from the property when you want to take some time in greenery. Culture lovers are only 850 m (12 min walk) away from the National Theatre St Kilda. With the 96 tram line virtually at the doorstep, you can be in Melbourne CBD in around 15 minutes. And, if you need to stock up, Woolworths St Kilda West (190 m), 7 Eleven (850 m) has all the items you need for your weekly shop. Roamer St Kilda Melbourne is a place where you can drop your bags and instantly get that St Kilda vibe.

Why should students choose Roamer St Kilda accommodation?

It's the perfect base for a student looking for a social, beachside Melbourne experience without the CBD price tag. Picture a location where people can connect, there's a vibrant bar, and there are frequent events, plus all the amenities you'd expect in a student life. It's that friendly, buzzing housing atmosphere that makes Roamer St Kilda student accommodation ideal for making friends from around the world. The area is ideal for beach days and city adventures, and the city's free tram zone makes it easy and affordable to explore the city centre once you arrive. In addition, the utilities and Wi-Fi are covered in the rent, allowing you to concentrate on your studies and social life.

Here is why this accommodation is such a good choice for students:

• Prime Location: 1.0 km from St Kilda Beach, 96 tram stop is close by and CBD is a 15 minute walk away.
• Social Atmosphere: The bar is very busy, there are communal areas and there are regular events, so it's very easy to make new friends.
• Flexible Room Options: Choose from private rooms or dorm-style rooms (4 to 12 beds) with privacy curtains, lockers, and charging ports.
• Amenities: These include a communal kitchen, yoga and wellness, laundry, cinema room, coworking lounge, cafe and grab-and-go.
• Safety & Security: 24/7 reception and secure key access give peace of mind.

Which universities and colleges are close to Roamer St Kilda Melbourne?

Roamer St Kilda accommodation is a great option for students at Melbourne Polytechnic (Prahran Campus) (2.0 km) and University of Melbourne (Southbank Campus) (5.5 km). The St Kilda Library (1.5 km) is only a short 20 min walk or a 6 min bike ride away, and is a beautiful public space to study or get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The employment rate for RMIT graduates is approximately 85-90%, with the top recruiters being Deloitte, EY, PwC and Telstra. Internships are offered in finance, engineering, IT and creative industries at ANZ, IBM and Arup. Here's a quick overview of universities near this student accommodation St Kilda:

Which cafes, attractions, and hangout spots are near Roamer St Kilda residence?

Living at this student accommodation Australia means you have student favourites right at your doorstep with iconic cafes of Acland Street like Al Naturale Cafe (450 m, 6 min walk) and Theatre Works' Blackbox Café (650 m, 9 min walk) nearby. If you're looking for a local favourite with a great breakfast, then Galleon Cafe (1.1 km, 14 min walk) is ideal for a classic St Kilda breakfast. For a good meal, Babu Ji (120 m, 2 min walk) on Grey Street is a fine Indian restaurant just a few steps away from here, while alternative venues nearby provide great options when you want something else. If you want fresh air, St Kilda Beach (1.0 km) is a 14 min walk for an hour or two of sand between your toes and Catani Gardens (600 m, 9 min walk) is beautifully landscaped just by the foreshore. Albert Park Lake (2.4 km, 8 min by bike) is also close by for a scenic run or walk. There's a cinema room in the student rental itself, The National Theatre St Kilda (850 m) for live entertainment, and the iconic Luna Park (1.2 km, 16 min walk) is just around the corner, featuring its famous mouth entrance and classic rides. Near Roamer St Kilda housing, some of the best student-friendly attractions are:

• Royal Botanic Gardens (3.8 km): Free admission to a beautiful 36-hectare garden, ideal for a study break or a picnic. Acland Street (850 m): A lively street with European style cake shops, restaurants and cafes, ideal for weekend hangouts.
• Luna Park (1.2 km): Historic amusement park with the famous mouth entrance, entry is free but additional charges for rides.
• Catani Gardens (600 m): A lovely park close to the beach, perfect for picnics or simply relaxing.
• The National Theatre St Kilda (850 m): A lively arts centre that offers plays, comedy and music performances.
• St Kilda Adventure Playground (350 m): A great place to have a bit of fun or blow off steam between classes.

How well-connected is Roamer St Kilda student accommodation for daily travel?

Fitzroy St/Park St (400 m, 5 min walk) and Robe St/Grey St (350 m, 5 min walk) make it very easy to travel from this student residence, especially if you prefer public transit. The 96 tram service has a stop just outside your door, with a journey to Melbourne CBD taking about 15 minutes, so you'll never miss the action in Melbourne. The 16 runs are often used and directly link to important locations such as the city centre, RMIT and the University of Melbourne. The free tram zone in Melbourne is located within the CBD, and after you enter the CBD, you can reach most of Melbourne's student hot spots without paying a cent. If you prefer trains, Windsor Station is a 23 min walk or short tram ride from here and is linked to the rest of the Melbourne train network. There are also buses on Carlisle Street and Fitzroy Street that offer other options for inner suburbs transport. Students may also use the myki pass for concession fares, which is usually $10-20/week for unlimited travel on trams, trains and buses. Students tend to spend around A$25 - A$50/week on transport. Here is a list of transit stops near Roamer St Kilda residence that students often use:

What does the rent at Roamer St Kilda cover?

All utility bills, including heating/air conditioning, water, gas, electricity, and Wi-Fi, are covered in your rent at this accommodation, so students can keep their student life organised without extra bill tracking. This can provide greater peace of mind when budgeting, given that the cost of living in Melbourne, Australia, is around A$450 - A$700/week. What’s more, booking with University Living can help you make your accommodation search more rewarding.

• Rent Inclusion: Heating/air conditioning, water, gas, electricity, Wi-Fi.
• Amenities: St Kilda Beer Garden, communal kitchen, yoga and wellness, The Back Room bar, rooftop beer garden, laundry, lockers, luggage storage, linen included, social events, cinema room, coworking lounge, cafe and grab-and-go.
• Safety & Security: 24-hour reception, secure door access.

What type of students should choose Roamer St Kilda accommodation?

Roamer St Kilda accommodation is ideal for students who like to have people around them and want their accommodation to be lively rather than quiet. It's ideal for students who want to be close to the beach, cafes, social areas and Melbourne's city centre, but still have a place to relax.

Students who will feel most at home here:

• Social butterflies: Ideal for students who like to meet people and attend regular events.
• Beach lovers: If you enjoy walking around St Kilda Beach and foreshore, then this is ideal.
• City explorers: For students who want to have Melbourne CBD within easy reach by tram.
• Independent students: A good fit for students who prefer their own space and schedule.
• Community seekers: Communal areas make everyday living less lonely.
• Coffee aficionados: Ideal for students who like to go out for coffee or breakfast.
• International students: The social environment may make it easier to make new friends.