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5 Large Melbourne Stays for Families and Groups This Summer

By November 28, 2025 No Comments
Spacious Melbourne home ideal for family summer stay

Summer is the perfect time to gather family and friends for a memorable getaway, and Air Design’s Melbourne collection has no shortage of spacious homes designed to make group stays effortless.

From big swimming pools and spacious outdoor living, to fully equipped kitchens and multiple bedrooms, these five large Melbourne Air Design homes are designed to make group and family stays effortless, comfortable, and full of summer memories.

Elegant East Melbourne Escape

Perfect for families or groups, this brand new Air Design stay offers plenty of room and top-tier amenities.

Relax together by one of the two heated pools, stay active in the fully equipped gym & sauna, and enjoy shared meals in the open-plan living and dining area. With three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a full kitchen, and two secure parking spaces, it’s designed to make city escapes effortless.

Located just minutes from the MCG, Treasury Gardens, and Melbourne’s CBD, it’s an ideal base for exploring the city while having plenty of room to unwind.

Large Melbourne accommodation for groups

Air Design stay in East Melbourne

Lower Plenty Luxury Retreat

Make the most of summer in this spacious four-bedroom retreat.

Take a dip in the private pool, lounge on the grassy outdoor space and fire up the BBQ for a long, sunny afternoon with friends.

Inside, the open-plan living and dining area flows effortlessly from the modern kitchen, making shared meals and gatherings a breeze. With plenty of space, two bathrooms, and off-street parking, it’s the ideal base for a relaxed summer escape just outside Melbourne.

Air Design Melbourne holiday home interior

Air Design stay in Lower Plenty, VIC

Brighton Coastal Hideaway

Holiday in this Air Design home and spend mornings walking along Brighton Beach and evenings in the private hot tub under the stars.

This home sleeps 8 guests, with four bedrooms and three bathrooms, ample space for dining, relaxing, and entertaining, while the fully equipped kitchen makes shared meals simple.

Just minutes from beach cafés, boutiques, and Melbourne’s city centre, it’s the perfect mix of beachside calm and holiday entertainment.

Family-friendly space in Melbourne rental

Air Design stay in Brighton

 

The Diamond of Diamond Creek

Escape to the Yarra Valley in this spacious four-bedroom home, comfortably sleeping up to eight guests.

Perfect for extended families, the home features two separate living areas (one for kids one for adults!), a BBQ deck, and an enclosed yard ideal for outdoor dining and summer fun.

Just minutes from world-class wineries, Healesville Sanctuary, and scenic trails and off-street parking, it’s the perfect base to explore the region while enjoying relaxed, semi-rural comfort.

Melbourne summer getaway for families and groups

Air Design stay in Diamond Creek, VIC

 

Yarra Valley Vagabond

Another standout Yarra Valley stay, this classic four-bedroom home sleeps eight and is perfect for groups seeking space, comfort, and countryside charm.

Spread out across two kitchens, multiple living areas, and a large deck, while kids can enjoy the movie room and explore the native wildlife on the 2.5-acre property.

With high ceilings and elegant period features, this home blends timeless style with modern convenience, making it the ultimate base for wine tours, hot-air ballooning, or simply relaxing together in the heart of the valley.

Spacious Melbourne home ideal for family summer stay

Air Design stay in Research, Yarra Valley, VIC

Homes that can comfortably host families or groups are rare and in high demand.

With Air Design’s full-service property management across VIC and NSW, your large home could become a sought-after escape.

Let us show you your property’s full potential with a FREE property assessment.

Get in touch with the Air Design team and begin maximising your returns today. 

Claire Fuller

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