Student Living on Raleigh, melbourne

Student Living on Raleigh: Windsor, Melbourne

Student Living in Raleigh is a UniLodge property at K13 Raleigh Street, Windsor, VIC 3181. Windsor sits between Prahran to the north and St Kilda to the south, on the Chapel Street corridor that runs through some of Melbourne's more active inner-south suburbs.

Room Types and Pricing: Student Living on Releigh Melbourne

Student Living in Raleigh offers studio and one-bedroom apartments. All options are self-contained, meaning each has its own kitchen and bathroom.

The Studio Standard starts from AU$370 per week. The Studio Balcony Standard starts at AU$375 per week. The Studio Balcony Large starts from AU$380 per week. The difference between the standard and balcony studios is AU$5 to AU$10 per week, which is worth checking whether the balcony matters to you before defaulting to the cheaper option.

The One Bedroom Apartment Standard starts from AU$410 per week. The one-bedroom with balcony price is not specified and requires a direct enquiry.

Room Type	Starting Weekly Rent (AUD)
Studio Standard	AU$370
Studio Balcony Standard	AU$375
Studio Balcony Large	AU$380
One-Bedroom Apartment Standard	AU$410
1 Bedroom with Balcony	Enquire directly

Facilities at Student Living on Releigh Melbourne

Study and Social Spaces

Study rooms give a dedicated quiet environment separate from the apartment, which matters for students who find working in a small studio difficult. Whether you use it for individual work or group projects, having a formal study space outside the bedroom is a practical asset in a self-contained studio living setup.

Essential Services and Inclusions

High-speed internet access is included in the rent. Onsite laundry covers the practical weekly need without extra infrastructure. A bike shed with secure storage gives cyclists a reliable option in a suburb where cycling to Prahran, St Kilda, and the inner south is realistic on Melbourne's generally flat terrain.

Safety and Accessibility

Security cameras and after-hours emergency staff cover the building around the clock. Long-term parking and secure parking at cost are available with controlled access gates, which is useful for students who arrive in Melbourne with a car rather than relying entirely on public transport. Public transport is close by for the majority who do not drive.

Your Neighbourhood: Student Living on Releigh Windsor, Melbourne

Windsor's main daily infrastructure runs along Chapel Street. The supermarket options within walking distance include IGA Local Grocer Windsor Plus Liquor on Chapel Street, Coles Prahran on Chapel Street, Woolworths Prahran on Wattle Street, and FoodWorks Windsor on Chapel Street. Having four supermarket options within the same street corridor means grocery shopping does not require planning or transport.

Shopping

The Chapel Street Retail Precinct is effectively on the doorstep. It is Melbourne's most consistently active boutique and fashion retail strip, running from South Yarra through Prahran and Windsor. Pran Central Shopping Centre and the Prahran Market, which runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays and focuses on fresh produce and speciality food, are both nearby. The Prahran Market specifically is worth using regularly for fresh groceries at competitive prices.

Dining and Cafes

Windsor and the surrounding area have a dense concentration of independent cafes and restaurants that reflect the character of the inner-south Melbourne food scene. New York Deli Windsor, Kaneffi Windsor, Barbados Slim, and Cafe Journeyman Windsor are the cafe options close by.

For meals, The Railway Hotel Windsor, The Wolf Windsor, East Windsor, Lah Bros Windsor for modern Nepalese food, and Normandy Wine and Grill cover different cuisine options. Pub options include The Railway Hotel Windsor, The Wolf Windsor, La La Land, and The Windsor Alehouse.

Parks and Recreation

Harry Gregory Reserve, Alma Park West, and Gladstone Gardens Playground are the local green spaces for breaks between study sessions. For longer outdoor activity, Albert Park Lake and the Port Melbourne foreshore are a short tram or cycle ride away.

Health and Fitness

Gyms near the property include Sonny's Gym, Windsor Gym, First Stop Fitness, and Love Athletica Windsor. For healthcare, The Avenue Hospital and Windsor Private Hospital are conveniently located nearby, and Alfred Health at The Alfred Hospital is also accessible. The Alfred is one of Melbourne's major public hospitals and trauma centres, which is worth knowing for any serious medical need. For study resources, Toorak/South Yarra Library and Greville Street Library are both within reach.

Getting Around Melbourne from Student Living on Raleigh

• Train: Windsor station is a key stop that provides access to major rail networks.

• Tram: Tram stops nearby include The Avenue/Dandenong Road stop 34, Punt Road/High Street stop 28, and Chapel Street/High Street stop 31. The tram network from this location connects to St Kilda, the CBD, and inner-north suburbs.

• Bus: Bus stops at Chapel Street/Commercial Road, St Kilda Junction/Barkly Street, and Dandenong Road/Hotham Street provide additional route options for destinations not covered directly by tram or train.

Student Living on Raleigh Nearby Universities

The University of Melbourne, Victoria University, and William Angliss Institute Australia are all accessible from Windsor by public transport. The University of Melbourne's Parkville campus involves a train to Flinders Street and then a tram or the Parkville station connection, adding time to the commute compared to Carlton-based PBSA. Students whose courses are specifically at the University of Melbourne should factor this in before choosing Student Living on Raleigh over a Carlton option.

Is Student Living on Raleigh Windsor Melbourne the Right Base?

Student accommodation in Melbourne near Raleigh makes most sense for students who want an inner-south Melbourne neighbourhood rather than a campus-adjacent suburb. Windsor is active, has good infrastructure, and sits on the main train network. For students primarily at the University of Melbourne who want the shortest possible campus commute, Carlton or Parkville options will generally be more convenient.

For students who prioritise neighbourhood character and the Chapel Street environment, or who have placements or social reasons to be in the inner south, Student Living near Raleigh, Melbourne at AU$370 per week for a studio gives a self-contained independent living option at a price that sits below equivalent CBD studios.