Kingsley College is set on a three-acre block in the northern Melbourne suburb of Hadfield. Its focal point is the main administration building, a 130 year-old heritage mansion. Housing reception, staff and faculty offices, lecture rooms, and common areas, this building is in constant use in the day-to-day operations.

Originally built as an impressive country estate near Melbourne, Kingsley College now stands in the midst of houses and busy streets in the northern suburb of Hadfield. After being empty for a number of years, "Huntingtower" was purchased by the Wesleyan Methodist Church in 1947. Approximately 15km from Melbourne's city centre, public transport is easily accessible. Close proximity to both commercial and industrial areas affords opportunity for part-time employment if a student so desires. Tullamarine International Airport is also within easy driving time.

Other buildings on the property include three blocks of flats for student and staff accommodation, a dormitory block, two residences, others offices, a Student Centre and a Library.

Flats: The College has a number of one, two and three bedroom flats available for rental, which are leased out on a yearly basis. The college is within easy distance of schools and shops, and can be a convenient residential option for both singles and families.

Student Centre: A Student Centre complete with kitchenette, couches, stereo and television is available to all members of the college family for moments of relaxation. The use of the court area is encouraged with basketball hoops and tennis net.

Library: The Founder's Memorial Library houses over 26,000 volumes, providing reference and research in the major theological, counselling and related fields. Periodical, cassette and video sections provide further resources. Study areas are available, with computers, printers and a photocopier. Each student is also given their own internet and e-mail accounts through the College.