Suburb: St Kilda

Discover a very unique 3-bedroom unit in St Kilda, right across from the beautiful Botanical Gardens. This home away from home offers a cozy living space with board games and DVDs for entertainment, a dedicated workspace, and plenty of storage. Perfect for families or groups, it provides a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. Enjoy the best of St Kilda with this charming and well-equipped home.

** Space **

Welcome to your home away from home in St Kilda! The unit features 3 bedrooms, 2 with built-in robes, a bathroom with a shower over the bath, and laundry facilities with a washer and dryer. The fully equipped kitchen and dining area make meal times easy and enjoyable. Relax in the spacious family room with plenty of board games, books, and DVDs, and take advantage of the desk for any work needs.

Bedrooms
Bedroom 1: 1 x King with split system and fan
Bedroom 2: 1 x King with wall panel heater and fan
Bedroom 3: 1 x Single

Living Room
Large TV room couch and coffee table
Smart TV with streaming
6 – seater dining table
Air conditioning and heating
Blu-ray DVD player with loads of DVDs

Kitchen
Fully equipped with utensils and cutlery.
Toaster, kettle, and microwave
Oven and electric induction stovetop
Dishwasher

Bathrooms & Laundry
1 bathroom
Combination washer/dryer.
Travel essentials, towels and hairdryer provided.

Building Facilities
Private entrance
Shared courtyard

Points of Interest:
St Kilda Botanical Gardens: Located 50 metres away.
Acland Court Shopping Centre: Located 500 metres away
Palais Theatre: Just 2.0 kilometres away.
St Kilda Beach: Approximately 1.3 kilometres away.
Luna Park: 1.0 Kilometre away.

** Neighborhood **

St Kilda is a vibrant seaside suburb offering a plethora of activities and attractions. Start with a leisurely walk along St Kilda Beach, perfect for soaking up the sun and enjoying the scenic views. Visit Luna Park, a historic amusement park with thrilling rides and a lively atmosphere. Explore Acland Street, known for its eclectic mix of cafes, restaurants, and famous cake shops. The St Kilda Pier is a must-visit, offering beautiful views and the chance to see little penguins at dusk. For nature lovers, the St Kilda Botanical Gardens provide a serene escape with beautifully landscaped gardens. With its blend of outdoor activities, dining options, and unique attractions, St Kilda promises an unforgettable experience for all visitors.

Convenience.
Cross the street to the St Kilda Botanic Gardens, or walk a little further down leafy streets to the beach.
Within a short stroll (500 meters) from the apartment is not only the renowned eateries and cake shops of Acland Street, but also a Coles and Woolworths Supermarket, Bottle Shops, Chemists, a medical centre, and clothes shops.

If you don’t feel like venturing out, there are hundreds of restaurants and cafes offering home delivery via Uber Eats, DoorDash and MenuLog. Grocery deliveries via MILKRUN, typically in less than an hour, are also available.

If you want to explore, there is easy access to some of Melbourne’s best attractions via the tram network with 2 major routes within easy walking distance (500 meters) from the apartment.

** Transit **

St Kilda offers excellent transport options for getting around Melbourne. The area is well-served by several tram routes, including lines 3, 16, and 67, which provide easy access to the city centre and surrounding suburbs. For train travel, Balaclava Station is nearby, offering convenient rail connections. Multiple bus routes also run through the area, enhancing accessibility. For cyclists, dedicated bike lanes make commuting safe and enjoyable. Additionally, taxis and rideshare services are readily available for flexible, on-demand transport.

Tram 96 from Acland St passes Luna Park, Palais Theatre, St Kilda Beach, The Esplanade (don’t miss the Sunday morning artisan market), The Espy Hotel (legendary for live music), St Kilda Sea Baths, MSAC (Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre), Melbourne’s Australian Formula1 Grand Prix Track, Albert Park Lake, South Melbourne Market, South Wharf DFO (Direct Factory Outlet), Lume, Polly Woodside, Melbourne Casino, Melbourne Exhibition Centre, Southbank food and shopping precinct, the Yarra River, Melbourne Aquarium, Spencer Street Railway Station (major hub for local and country trains and bus services, including Skybus connection from Melbourne’s Tullamarine Airport), Spencer Street DFO, Marvel Stadium and Docklands.

Tram 67 to Melbourne’s CBD and city centre down St Kilda road, passes the Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne’s Royal Botanical Gardens, the NGV (National Gallery of Victoria), the Arts Centre Melbourne for opera, ballet, theatre and orchestra, Federation Square, the iconic Flinders St train station, Southbank restaurant precinct, Swanston Walk, Bourke Street Mall, QV shopping centre, Melbourne Central shopping and entertainment, State Library of Victoria , RMIT, the Old Melbourne Gaol, Melbourne Uni, stopping just 2 blocks from the famous Lygon Street restaurant precinct in historic Carlton.