If you like the Albert Park area and want places to swim, exercise or work at home, look at WeAreLiving Queens. At 50–52 Queens Lane, this student accommodation community with a long-term rental model offers different furniture arrangements and extensive shared facilities. Work out your campus route and whole-apartment budget before deciding.
At 50–52 Queens Lane near St Kilda Road and Albert Park, the operator describes about 433 apartments with optional furniture. Shared facilities include gardens, rooftop barbecues, lounges, games, cinema, work and meeting spaces, plus a gym, pool, steam room and cold plunge. Ask about opening times and bookings when viewing.
That range of spaces can make it easier to fit a swim, a study session or a meal with housemates into the week without planning a trip elsewhere. Furniture, storage and internet arrangements depend on the apartment you are viewing. The official information also mentions in-apartment laundry, secure access and parcel lockers.
These are not bed rates. Prices and lease terms are subject to the latest quotes at the top of this page. check furniture and bills for the actual listing.
Life around Queens Lane is a little more relaxed than right in the CBD. Trams along the nearby St Kilda Road corridor connect with the city, but check the live route for your campus and teaching building before you sign. Different entrances at the same university can change the walk. Albert Park is a handy direction for a stroll or a run.
For groceries and day-to-day errands, Clarendon Centre in South Melbourne has a Coles, TerryWhite Pharmacy, food options and other services. The CBD has a broader choice of Asian groceries and Chinese food, so check whether your usual shops sit on the way to campus. You can split grocery shopping across the week: IGA or Woolworths Metro may work for everyday items, while Prahran Fresh Food Market and South Melbourne Market are better as a dedicated trip. The operator’s map places South Melbourne Market about five kilometres away, so it is not an everyday shop just downstairs. Before heading into the city, check the tram stop nearest your home and whether you need to change at Anzac or Flinders Street.
Independent public feedback clearly tied to Queens residents is limited.
This is a student accommodation community with a long-term rental model, so the terms depend on the specific home and lease. Ask what furniture is included, how internet and embedded energy charges work, and whether parking or storage costs extra. If you are sharing, make sure the total apartment rent, bond and each housemate’s responsibilities are clear in the lease. Photograph the condition at move-in and save the repair and after-hours contact details.
Queens may suit you if you want to rent an apartment with housemates and are comfortable checking the lease and organising bills yourself. If you prefer student-only events, a clear per-bed rate or a student-focused move-in process, ask a few extra questions before choosing this long-term rental model. List the facilities you would use each week and estimate transport costs before deciding whether the whole-apartment rent works for you.
Ask a Yeeliving adviser to compare this building with nearby accommodation. Applying for student accommodation is free; Yeeliving’s student accommodation service is free. If you need a proxy inspection, Yeeliving assigns it to a senior student. After a referred friend signs a lease and moves in, the referrer can receive referral cashback, paid only to the referrer; details are as shown on your account page.