Private rentals
38 Rose Lane
Address: 38 Rose Lane, Melbourne VIC 3000View the Melbourne CBD area guide
Melbourne CBDAbout A$400 per person per week with 3 sharing
Available from 1 Feb
Weekly rent (whole property)
A$1,200/wk
Layout
3 bed, 2 bath
Bathroom
2
Furniture
Furnished
Level
Ask an adviser
Available from
Available from 1 Feb
Rent includes
As per the rental agreement; ask an adviser to confirm
1Property details
The basics of this property in one table.
RentA$1,200/wk (whole property)
Approx. per monthA$5,200Estimated as weekly rent × 52 ÷ 12, not the contractual monthly rent.
Layout3 bed, 2 bath
Bathroom2
FurnitureFurnished
LevelAsk an adviser
Available fromAvailable from 1 Feb
Address38 Rose Lane, Melbourne VIC 3000
AreaMelbourne CBD
2Find housemates to rent with
A group of students take the whole property on a joint rental agreement and split the rent. A Yeeliving adviser helps you find co-renters and supports your application.
How many people are renting together
- On a joint rental agreement, each person is responsible for all of the rent and for any damage. CAV ↗
- This property's weekly rent is above A$900, so the bond may be more than one month's rent. The rental agreement applies. CAV ↗
- Yeeliving only makes introductions and helps with applications. We do not sublet the property to you, and we do not collect rent or bond money.
A$400 per person per week
Whole property A$1,200/wk ÷ 3 people · about A$1,733 per person per month (split evenly; if room sizes differ, you can negotiate)
Find housemates to rent together →Finding housemates is free. Private rentals are a paid service, and an adviser explains the fee before the service starts.
3Inside the property and the building
Compiled from the agent's listing description and listing tags. Confirm with the agent before you move in.
- Furnished
4Location and commute
Straight-line distance from 38 Rose Lane, Melbourne VIC 3000 to each university. For transit, tap "Directions".
No distance to a university is available for this property yet.
Unit numbers are hidden for privacy.
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Open Xiaohongshu (RED) ↗5How to apply and what it costs
For a private rental, you apply through the real estate agent. You usually inspect first and submit documents, then sign once you are approved.
What to prepare before moving inBased on this property at A$1,200/wk
Ask an adviser
Bond and rent in advanceWhen weekly rent is above A$900, the rental provider can ask for a bond of more than one month (common for well-furnished, high-quality properties) and for more rent in advance. The rental agreement applies. CAV ↗See rental agreement
Source: Consumer Affairs Victoria (CAV), checked on 16 Oct 2026.
1
Ask an adviser
Tell an adviser your university, budget and move-in date. They help you confirm the latest status of this property.
2
Inspect the property
You can inspect it yourself, or ask a senior student in Australia to inspect it for you by video or in person. Yeeliving arranges it.
3
Prepare your documents
Common documents are a passport, visa, offer letter or CoE, and proof of funds or income. The agent's requirements apply.
4
Submit your application
An adviser helps you submit your application to the agent and follows up on the result.
5
Sign and pay the bond
Once you are approved, you sign the rental agreement and pay the bond and the first rent payment. The amounts follow the contract.
6
Connect utilities and internet
Before you move in, Yeeliving helps you apply to connect water, electricity and internet at no charge.
About fees: help with private rentals is a paid service, and your adviser explains the fee before the service starts. Applying to connect utilities and internet is free.
Early bird: pay an A$20 deposit by 15 December to lock in 10% off the service fee →
6FAQs
How are private rentals charged?
Private rentals are a paid service; an adviser explains the fee before the service starts.
Can I view it first?
Yes. Senior students in Australia view by video or in person, arranged by Yeeliving. The viewing time is the one the property manager gives, and the adviser explains the fee before the service starts.
7The building
Upper West Side-38 Rose LaneIf you have just arrived in Melbourne, dragging your bags around an unfamiliar neighbourhood is no fun. Upper West Side has a practical location for that first week: 38 Rose Lane is close to Southern Cross Station, where trains, trams and the airport bus connect. Learn the…6 more rentals in this building · A$600–A$1,150/weekGym · Common lounge · Lift · Swimming poolSee the building guide and other rentalsListing information and photos come from the Yeeliving listings database and public information from partner agents. Distances are straight-line distances. Confirm rent and move-in dates with the agent and agreement.
Details updated 30 Oct 2026
A$1,200per week · whole property
Prices are subject to each building's final quote. Photos come from the buildings. Distances are measured in a straight line.