Residential, Apartment & House Cleaning Services in St Kilda

Cleaning Services in St Kilda

Whether you are renting a house, a home owner, or a hosting a party, let us take over your cleaning needs.  Our cleaning service will leave your home fresh and clean with minimal fuss.  Why not delegate your cleaning chores to someone else?  Not only will your home be sparkling, but you can rest assure that our cleaners are trustworthy and reliable.  We will be on time and do a thorough job with minimal inconvenience.

Wherever possible, our home cleaning service use ‘Green’ cleaning products that are most environmentally friendly.  We can schedule our cleaning service around your activities, whether it is working in the city going to Luna Park, eating on Acland Street, or going for a swim on the St Kilda beach front or in the St Kilda Sea Baths.  There are better things in life to do then cleaning, so all us today!

End of lease and Move in cleans

Moving homes can be a period of stress and anxiety – we at Calibre Cleaning have all ben through it ourselves. Our end of lease cleaning services are designed to take as much stress from you as possible, from our instant online booking, to upfront and transparent prices, through to the clean itself which includes a bond back guarantee. We do everything we can so that you don’t have to.

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Airbnb cleaning services in St Kilda

At Calibre Cleaning, we love travelling to see different parts of the world and our favourite accommodation is through Airbnbs! Through our own experiences with dozens of Airbnbs around the world and through speaking with our hosts, we have designed cleaning services that makes changover between guests as easy as possible for you, and make the experience the best it can possibly be for your guests. We handle all of the cleaning, linen washing and replenish household items as a part of our Airbnb cleaning services.

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We love cleaning in St Kilda

St Kilda is an extremely sought after and popular suburb. The locals have everything at their fingertips, but this is also a popular place that people travel from all over Melbourne to visit.  There is a mixture of demographics in a suburb that, which was historically very rich.  However, more recently the suburb has taken on a beachy and summery feel.  It has become increasingly laidback and more attractive to a hip and grungy crowd.  It has taken on a more bohemian look, whereby it is an attractive option for artistic people (such as musicians, writers, poets and artists) and back packers.  However, there is also an established community living here.

St Kilda is home to the Melbourne icon, Luna Park. Enter this fun filled theme park through the famous and gigantic mouth.  It is a fun day out for families, couples or groups.  There are roller coasters, carnival games, a haunted house, and hours of entertainment. There are also events during the school holidays, and throughout the year, which can be found on their website. It is open almost every ‘non-school’ day, that is weekends, public holidays and school holidays.

The St Kilda Pier is a popular spot for families who want to catch a glimpse of the penguins, without needing to drive to Phillip Island.  The St Kilda beach water front is always a busy spot.  The beautiful and novel St Kilda Sea Baths are a great place to spend a scorching summers day, and why not go for a ride on the Ferris Wheel.

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Along the waterfront, you will find ice-cream trucks, people strolling, running, walking their dogs, roller blading, skate boarding and bike riding.  There are shops and services where you can hire these, including roller blades if your game.  Why not roll along the esplanade in search of the ice-cream van or shop.  If you love the water, St Kilda is an awesome location for trying kite surfing, windsurfing or paddle boarding. On another note, you might enjoy a visit to the Astor, a deco picture palace.

Location, location! The beach side houses are exquisite and have a prime position with a view of the sparkling ocean.  There are big old mansions, homely terrace houses, brand new developments, lots of share houses, and recently Channel 9’s The Block purchased the old Gatwick Hotel.  The Gatwick Hotel was notorious for housing those who might otherwise be homeless, and was well known and frequently visited by police.

Go for a stroll down Carlisle st while we clean your home

Carlisle Street in East St Kilda, has a relaxed atmosphere for dining.  It consists of bakery style stores.  There are many more popular dining options, including Pablo Honey on Acland Street, Pontoon on Jacka Boulevard, Republica on Jacka Boulevard, and Lady Grange on Fitzroy Street.  For a laid-back night on the town, there is the Esplanade Hotel, Misery Guts on Grey Street, Barney Allen’s on Fitzroy Street, Freddie Wimpoles on Fitzroy Street, The Post Hotel on St Kilda Road, The Nelson on Acland Street, and Captain Baxter on Jacka Boulevard.  Captain Baxter is a trendy and hip place to go for some cocktails and a bite to eat.  It is in a sunny location, with a view of the beach, and has an awesome atmosphere in summer.  This relaxed and laid back suburb also has a weekend farmer’s market where you can buy your local produce, or you could spend some time browsing The Esplanade Market.

St Kilda’s neighbouring suburbs are Elwood, Ripponlea, St Kilda East and St Kilda West.  It is conveniently close to the city, and there are trams, a bus and a light rail. There is also a lot to do that is within walking distance, and the area is regularly serviced by Uber drivers and taxis.