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Guest favorite
Boulder House Villa - Melbourne
Melbourne
9.4Perfect76 reviews
A highly rated two-bedroom house with a garden, parking, and a 9.4 guest score.
FromMYR 642per night
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Villas in Melbourne
We reviewed 17 properties across Melbourne and selected the best-rated villas for your stay.
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Guest favorite
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Rooftop & Garage
9.8Perfect8 reviews
A refined three-bedroom house with a rooftop terrace and garage, a five-minute stroll from Carlton Gardens and the CBD.
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Private pool house
8.4Great13 reviews
Six bedrooms, five ensuites and a private pool — space to spread out in Melbourne's north-east.
FromMYR 3,461per night
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Beachfront villa
Brighton Golden Mile Villa - Melbourne
Melbourne
10Perfect1 reviews
A beachfront villa with garden views, golf access, and full home comforts in Melbourne.
FromMYR 2,587per night
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Airport Stay
7.7good65 reviews
Whole home near Melbourne Airport with a garden and paid shuttle – rated 7.7 for value and staff.
FromMYR 707per night
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Top Facilities
8.6Great37 reviews
A pet-friendly 2-bedroom house with top-rated facilities, a short walk from galleries and gardens.
FromMYR 736per night
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Family-sized
9.6Perfect36 reviews
A spacious 5-bedroom house in Richmond with three parking spots, a garden, and a sun terrace — ideal for groups.
FromMYR 3,555per night
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Honest ratings
6.6Pleasant28 reviews
A 2-bedroom townhouse within a 14-minute walk of Highpoint Shopping Centre, with free private parking and Wi-Fi.
FromMYR 691per night
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Courtyard Stay
Melbourne Guest House With Parking And Courtyard
Melbourne Holiday home
8.5Great14 reviews
A terrace house with private parking, a courtyard, and high guest ratings for facilities and value.
FromMYR 1,532per night
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Townhouse with city views
5Rated13 reviews
A 2-bedroom townhouse with a terrace and city views, just a 5-minute walk from Prahran Food Market.
FromMYR 985per night
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Historic cottage
9.1Perfect7 reviews
A private 1850s cottage with garden, parking, and pets welcome, a short walk from Gladstone Park Shopping Centre.
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Pet-friendly & Free Parking
City Edge Bundoora - Melbourne
Melbourne
7.8good5 reviews
A straightforward 1-bedroom base near Gresswell Forest with free parking and pet-friendly rooms.
FromMYR 973per night
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Self-catering apartment
Vaquay Warehouse 33 In Melbourne Cbd
Melbourne Holiday home
7.2Very good4 reviews
A two-bedroom apartment with a balcony and free parking, in Melbourne CBD.
FromMYR 2,521per night
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Self-catering
5Rated2 reviews
A self-contained two-bedroom house in Essendon with a patio and kitchen, close to trams and cafes.
FromMYR 572per night
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4-Bedroom House
7good1 reviews
A spacious 4-bedroom house near Brighton Bathing Boxes with free parking and a park-front setting.
FromMYR 3,138per night
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Parking & Market
Iconic Macrobertson Chocolate Factory Conversion
Melbourne Holiday home
7Very good1 reviews
Converted warehouse with free parking, a short walk to Lost and Found Market.
FromMYR 1,688per night
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Spacious villa
A 6-bedroom villa with a sun deck, ping pong, and a short walk to Melbourne Museum.
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Villas in Melbourne CBD
The CBD offers a handful of self-catering options, but they’re not your typical suburban villas. For instance, Vaquay Warehouse 33 is a two-bedroom apartment with a balcony and free parking, priced at 871 AUD per night. Another is the Iconic Macrobertson Chocolate Factory Conversion, a converted warehouse just a short walk from Lost and Found Market, with free parking. These are about as close to the center as you’ll get in this category—expect industrial chic rather than garden villas.
Frequently asked
What is the average price of a villa in Melbourne?
Prices vary widely. You can find a two-bedroom house in Essendon from 198 AUD per night, while larger or more luxurious options like a five-bedroom in Richmond reach 1,229 AUD and a beachfront villa in Brighton costs 894 AUD. Mid-range options like a stay near the airport start around 244 AUD.
Which Melbourne suburb is best for a first-time visitor for a villa stay?
If you want easy access to the CBD, look at Carlton—the Carlton Luxury Kings Mansion is a five-minute stroll from Carlton Gardens and the city center. Richmond is another good choice, with several houses close to galleries and gardens, and it’s a short ride to the center. Avoid outer suburbs like Tullamarine unless you’re catching a flight.
How do I get from Melbourne Airport to these villas?
For a stay near the airport, Two Pines in Tullamarine is your closest bet—it offers a paid shuttle and a garden. For other areas, taxis or rideshares are available, but a car is handy if you’re staying in the suburbs. Some properties, like those in Richmond or Hampton, offer free parking if you drive.
When is the cheapest time to book a villa in Melbourne?
The data doesn’t specify seasonal pricing, but lower rates are often found outside major events like the Australian Open or Grand Prix. The cheapest options on this page, like a two-bedroom in Essendon at 198 AUD or near the airport at 244 AUD, tend to be in residential areas rather than the CBD.
Villas in Melbourne
Melbourne’s villa scene stretches far beyond the CBD grid. You’ll find converted warehouses in Fitzroy, a chocolate factory conversion near the market, and a beachfront villa in Brighton with golf access. These are self-contained homes—most with kitchens, parking, and gardens—scattered from Tullamarine in the north to Hampton in the south, each with its own character.
The money buys space and independence. At the budget end, a two-bedroom house in Essendon starts at 198 AUD per night, while upscale options like a six-bedroom home in Balwyn North cost over 1,000 AUD. Expect a mix: some are pet-friendly, others have private pools or rooftop terraces. Note that a few non-villa properties also appear on this page—guest houses and holiday homes—so scroll with that in mind.
The bottom line
Villas in Melbourne suit travelers who value space, self-catering, and a local feel over hotel amenities. They’re ideal for families, groups, or longer stays. If you prefer a traditional hotel experience with reception and daily service, or need specific features like a pool, consider browsing other pages like Hotels with parking, Family Friendly hotels, or Central hotels for more conventional options.