Georgia Love's New Life at Melbourne's Luxe Rental Post-Split from Lee Elliott

Georgia Love is embracing her new chapter in serious style – officially revealing she’s now living at one of Melbourne’s most opulent rental addresses, Madison Grand.

The former Bachelorette, 35, confirmed the move via Instagram, sharing a mirror selfie from inside the designer lobby of the luxe Southbank building with the caption: ‘Back in my beautiful home away from home @madisongrand_southbank.’

Standing in front of a marble console adorned with gold décor and fresh orchids, the TV personality looked effortlessly chic in black trousers and a striped knit as she posed for the snap near the elevators.

The moody, high-end interiors match the aesthetic of Madison Grand – a GQ-endorsed development billed as ‘Melbourne’s most prestigious rental address.’

Georgia’s post follows another cryptic upload from the same location just weeks earlier, where she clutched a bouquet of flowers and added Miley Cyrus’ breakup anthem Flowers over the footage.

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Georgia Love (pictured) is embracing her new chapter in serious style

Georgia revealed she’s now living at one of Melbourne’s most opulent rental addresses, Madison Grand

The lyrics – ‘I can buy myself flowers. Write my name in the sand. Talk to myself for hours…’ – were widely interpreted as a pointed message to her ex-husband Lee Elliott, 43, following their shock split earlier this year.

Georgia and Lee, who met on The Bachelorette Australia in 2016, were married for four years before announcing the end of their nine-year relationship.

The former couple recently sold their chic four-bedroom townhouse in Hampton East, Victoria, just months after going public with the breakup.

The modern home, located 17km from Melbourne’s CBD, was listed with a price guide of $1.5 million to $1.58 million. It passed in at auction on a $1.53 million bid but eventually sold through post-auction negotiations.

Georgia and Lee purchased the property in 2021 for an estimated $1.35 million – meaning they likely pocketed a tidy six-figure profit.

Despite their split, the exes appeared on good terms at the auction, smiling and chatting before heading to a nearby café together to celebrate the sale.

The two-storey townhouse featured a private balcony, alfresco BBQ area, Caesarstone benchtops, Tasmanian oak floors, and hydronic heating – but it’s a far cry from the five-star amenities Georgia now enjoys at Madison Grand.

The Southbank tower boasts a rooftop pool with panoramic views, a resident gym, pet spa, concierge, private dining rooms, cocktail bar and café, entertainment lounge, and exclusive lounges designed for VIP entertaining

The moody, high-end interiors match the aesthetic of Madison Grand – a GQ-endorsed development billed as ‘Melbourne’s most prestigious rental address’

Current listings in the building show studios starting from $595 per week, while two-bedroom apartments can fetch up to $975 per week.

Georgia had long fuelled speculation about the end of her marriage to Lee, with fans noting the pair hadn’t been seen together for months and were no longer wearing their wedding bands.

They also spent Christmas apart, with Georgia later travelling solo to New York – all while Lee remained in Melbourne.

The pair broke the news of their split in February.

The couple, who first met on the 2016 season of The Bachelorette, announced their separation with identical posts to Instagram.

‘After nine wonderful years together, including four as husband and wife, [we] have made the incredibly difficult decision to lovingly part ways,’ they wrote.

‘Our relationship has been so special and we will always cherish the memories, love, and laughter we’ve shared.

‘There is no drama, no bad blood. Just two people who have grown in different directions while still holding deep respect and care for each other.

‘We remain friends and we’d really appreciate our privacy as we navigate this next stage. Thank you.’