Abbotsford is a hidden gem which has recently emerged as one of the inner city’s most popular and appealing neigbourhoods. Bordered by the Yarra River and parklands and within 4km from the CBD, the location can’t be beat. Hip cafes, bars and eateries can be found in this cool locale, as well the historic Abbotsford Convent which hosts regular markets and events. For something a little different, the Collingwood Childrens Farm is a popular family attraction. Neigbouring Richmond and Fitzroy, Abbotsford is an inner city suburb that really does have it all.
Albert Park – Melbourne’s beachside heritage precinct Albert Park is a heritage suburb located 4kms south of Melbourne’s CBD, bordering the beaches of Port Phillip Bay between vibrant St Kilda and multicultural Port Melbourne. Enjoying a relaxed, beachy vibe and characterised by wide streets, parks and outdoor spaces Albert Park offers solutions for a perfect work life balance. Located only a short tram ride from Melbourne’s CBD it is the ideal location for corporates wanting to be close to the city but also enjoy an outdoor lifestyle and the opportunity to switch off. Named after Queen Victoria’s consort, Albert Park lake and adjoining parklands give the suburb its name and provide numerous exercise and sporting facilities for Melbournians. It is also an ideal location for our four-legged friends with numerous parks as well as beaches where dogs can be walked off leash. Albert Park is also the home of the Australian Formula One Grand Prix held annually on the lakeside circuit. First settled in the 1850s, Albert Park was favoured by Melbourne’s elite and wealthy following the gold rush. As a result, the suburb is characterised by the architecture of magnificent terrace homes and residences built in the first half of the 1900s, consisting mainly of Victorian terrace and semi-detached housing. Albert Park’s coast line consists of a straight expanse of wide, sandy beach flanked on one side by the palm tree lined boulevard of Beaconsfield Parade, while on the other side are the calm waters of Port Phillip, ideal for swimming or boating activities. From a dining perspective there is plenty to choose from in Albert Park, starting with a number of grand old pubs dating back to the late 1800s such as the historic Albert Park Hotel, the Vincent or the Bleakhouse hotel to name a few. Albert Park’s main commercial areas are centered around the popular dining strips of Victoria Avenue and Bridport streets offering a range of cuisines, catering to all budgets along with local boutiques. For those interested in the Arts the Albert Park Gasworks is a local arts precinct that showcases a variety of artists across all genres along with community events and a monthly Farmer’s market.
Vibrant and Stylish Suburb Armadale is a vibrant and stylish suburb located in the heart of Melbourne, 7km south-east of the CBD. Known for its leafy streets, elegant architecture, and high-end boutiques, Armadale is a popular destination for those seeking a luxurious lifestyle. The suburb is known for its beautiful heritage homes and buildings, which add to its charm and character. The stunning Victorian and Edwardian homes that line the streets of Armadale are a testament to the suburb’s rich history and add to its undeniable appeal. Armadale is also a shopping mecca, with a range of high-end boutiques, designer stores, and upscale restaurants. The suburb is home to the iconic High Street shopping precinct, which offers a range of fashion boutiques, gourmet food stores, and trendy cafes. For those seeking even more luxury, the nearby Toorak Road and Chapel Street precincts are just a short distance away. In addition to its shopping and dining options, Armadale is also home to several parks and gardens, which provide a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. One of the most popular parks in the area is the Armadale Reserve, which features lush greenery and well-maintained walking trails. Armadale is well-connected, with easy access to public transportation and major arterial roads, making it an ideal location for commuters. The suburb is served by several tram and train lines, providing easy access to the city and other surrounding suburbs. Overall, Armadale is a beautiful and sophisticated suburb that offers a luxurious lifestyle with all the modern conveniences. Whether you’re looking to indulge in high-end shopping, fine dining, or simply enjoy the beautiful
Aspendale is a coastal hub with plenty of character and charm. It’s a place where you can live out a chilled beachside lifestyle while still only being 50 minutes from Melbourne’s CBD. Aspendale has everything from beautiful beaches – don’t miss the eye-catching beach boxes – and tranquil parks, to quiet streets lined with gorgeous heritage homes. There’s also a vibrant cafe and restaurant scene, with many families choosing the area for its relaxed vibe. The suburb is connected by the Frankston railway line, giving visitors and locals public transport access through to the heart of Melbourne city. The Nepean Highway also bisects Aspendale, linking the CBD to the north, and Mornington Pennisula to the south.
Home for many of Australia’s most rich and famous, Brighton has some of the city’s grandest homes and most extravagant lifestyles of any neighbourhood in Melbourne. Perched on the water’s edge about 11 kilometres from the city, it’s boutique bayside living at its finest. When it comes to public transport, Brighton is spoiled for choice with the neighbourhood well connected by trains, trams and buses.
Live it up amongst pretty parklands and wide open spaces just on the fringe of the city. Tucked away just 4km north east of the city, Clifton Hill is arguably one of the most well-located neighbourhoods in Melbourne. With so much green space to enjoy, it’s not hard to see why Clifton Hill is a favourite for those who come to Melbourne. Perfect for short or long stay accommodation.
Lively waterfront suburb Docklands, a lively waterfront suburb in Melbourne, has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years. With its sleek high-rise buildings, expansive promenades, and stunning waterfront views, it has become a sought-after destination for both locals and tourists. The picturesque harbor is a hub for maritime activities, while the waterfront promenade offers a diverse range of dining options, from fine dining establishments to casual eateries serving up delectable street food. Beyond its scenic beauty, Docklands boasts a vibrant arts and entertainment scene. The Melbourne Star Observation Wheel, Docklands Stadium, and Docklands Studios Melbourne are cultural institutions that host a variety of events throughout the year, including music concerts, sporting events, art exhibitions, and film screenings. Additionally, the area features beautifully landscaped parks and open spaces, providing residents and visitors with opportunities for relaxation, picnics, and recreational activities. Docklands epitomizes modernity and sophistication, seamlessly blending residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. Its waterfront setting, coupled with its cosmopolitan atmosphere, make it an enticing destination for those seeking a dynamic urban lifestyle in the heart of Melbourne. Whether one wishes to enjoy a leisurely stroll along the harbor, indulge in diverse culinary delights, or immerse themselves in the vibrant arts scene, Docklands offers an alluring and captivating experience for everyone. Lively waterfront suburb Docklands, a lively waterfront suburb in Melbourne, has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years. With its sleek high-rise buildings, expansive promenades, and stunning waterfront views, it has become a sought-after destination for both locals and tourists. The picturesque harbor is a hub for maritime activities, while the waterfront promenade offers a diverse range of dining options, from fine dining establishments to casual eateries serving up delectable street food. Beyond its scenic beauty, Docklands boasts a vibrant arts and entertainment scene. The Melbourne Star Observation Wheel, Docklands Stadium, and Docklands Studios Melbourne are cultural institutions that host a variety of events throughout the year, including music concerts, sporting events, art exhibitions, and film screenings. Additionally, the area features beautifully landscaped parks and open spaces, providing residents and visitors with opportunities for relaxation, picnics, and recreational activities. Docklands epitomizes modernity and sophistication, seamlessly blending residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. Its waterfront setting, coupled with its cosmopolitan atmosphere, make it an enticing destination for those seeking a dynamic urban lifestyle in the heart of Melbourne. Whether one wishes to enjoy a leisurely stroll along the harbor, indulge in diverse culinary delights, or immerse themselves in the vibrant arts scene, Docklands offers an alluring and captivating experience for everyone.
East Melbourne is a magnificent wedge of all the best things on offer in the world’s most liveable city. Nestled just to the (you guessed it) east of the CBD, this neighbourhood is home to some of the city’s most cherished architectural beauties including Parliament House, St. Patrick’s Cathedral and Melbourne’s other significant place of worship, the MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground).
Relax and grab a slice of the coastal life with one of Melbourne’s most laid-back and peaceful neighbourhoods, Elwood. Tucked away just beyond the hustle and bustle of St. Kilda, this area has a beautiful bayside village feel, whilst still being within easy reach of all the great things in the city centre. As locals fish, bike and stroll along the glistening bay, it’s not hard to see why this charming coastal village is a favourite for locals and holidaymakers alike. The peace and tranquillity of this area is just the beginning. No matter where you are in Elwood you’ll be able to take advantage of the great outdoors. Elwood homes boast larger blocks with more space for the family and furry friends to enjoy. There are luscious parks and gardens throughout the town and the peaceful canal is a favourite for joggers, cyclists and dog walkers. Of course don’t forget the sun and sand at Elwood beach- beautiful at any time of year (even with Melbourne’s notorious weather!). If you’re bringing the family to Elwood, there are plenty of great schools on offer in the area and the public transport is easy to use. With the quaint village feel comes a range of cute cafes, organic supermarkets and locally owned stores combined with some more recognisable stores for choice and convenience. Many of our fabulous properties are located in this gorgeous area and will leave you feeling right at home in Elwood.
For those seeking a peaceful escape Nestled 8km north-west of Melbourne’s CBD, Essendon is a picturesque suburb that offers a great holiday experience for those seeking a peaceful escape. With its tree-lined streets, beautiful parks, and vibrant community, Essendon is a delightful blend of modern convenience and old-world charm. Whether you’re looking to explore the local cafes, indulge in some retail therapy or simply take a stroll through the lush greenery of the parks, Essendon has something for everyone. You can start your day with a delicious breakfast at one of the many trendy cafes, or spend your afternoons exploring the local boutiques, galleries and the shopping mecca of Essendon DFO. For sports enthusiasts, the suburb is home to the iconic Essendon Bombers Football Club – one of the most successful teams in the history of Australian Football. Essendon is also conveniently located a short drive (12km) from Melbourne Airport, while the Essendon Fields shopping precinct is a popular destination for visitors to the area. With its warm and welcoming atmosphere, natural scenery, and endless array of activities, Essendon is an ideal destination for anyone looking to experience the best of Melbourne.
Fitzroy – Melbourne’s cultural hub Fitzroy is Melbourne’s oldest suburb and this northern inner-city enclave today boasts both rustic old-world charm and contemporary, modern vernacular. Located less than 3kms from Melbourne’s CBD, Fitzroy is easily accessed on foot or by tram and is the home of some of Melbourne’s best art, live music, boutique shopping and dining/entertainment experiences. With a diverse built environment, Fitzroy showcases abundant Victorian era architecture, historic streetscape and heritage preservation precinct, as well as modern creations and vibrant street art. Wander through painted alleys and laneways, check out the commissioned murals splashed over entire building facades and immerse yourself in the thriving local street art community. Fitzroy is alive with art, also home to multiple small commercial art galleries, modern artist spaces and studios, including the Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces and Centre for Contemporary Photography. Fitzroy’s commercial heart is Brunswick Street, one of Melbourne’s most famous shopping, dining and nightlife strips. In addition to art spaces and specialist bookshops, Brunswick Street is home to old and new school cafes, serving up speciality coffee and treats, plus a multitude of restaurants, bars and clubs, from fancy dining at Bon Ap’ to local gins and jaffles at Bad Frankie, as well as a plethora of ethnic eats, meat free meals and more. Brunswick Street and beyond promise a thriving bar, pub and live music scene – catch a local band at one of the many pubs, sit at a rooftop bar and sip a cocktail drinking in city views and sample local spirits and beers at one of the many hip, lively spots in the suburb. Shop until you drop in Fitzroy, with boutique offerings and local one-off designer goodies, as well as quirky vintage finds, plenty of art, fashion, footwear and vinyl records. For fresh air and catching rays, wander through Fitzroy’s green space, Edinburgh Gardens, splash in Fitzroy Swimming Pool or do some barefoot bowling at Fitzroy Bowls Club.
Flemington- home of the Melbourne Cup Famous as the home of Australia’s iconic horse race, The Melbourne Cup and indoor/outdoor event space, the Melbourne Showgrounds, Flemington is an inner-city epicentre of events, just 4kms from the centre of Melbourne. Featuring an historic streetscape, ample greenspace and tree-lined streets, Flemington boasts an array of heritage homes from both the Victorian and Edwardian eras, all preserved to perfection. The iconic heritage listed post office – stately 5 level Victorian style tower – occupies one of the prominent street and historic stables can still be found in the suburbs back streets. Flemington Racecourse is the biggest attraction in this neighbourhood and is host to a number of racing (and fashion) events and closeby is the Melbourne Showgrounds, offering a range of world-class events such as Festival X, the Royal Melbourne Show and MOTO Expo. Flemington offers easy access to public transport, with either train, tram and bus getting to the city within 10 minutes. Enjoy close proximity to major hospitals, as well as cool and contemporary Melbourne hot spot, Docklands. Racecourse Road in Flemington is rich with multicultural eateries and restaurants and locals secret, Pin Oak Crescent, promises good shopping, excellent coffee and a bustling cafe scene. Shop for local produce at the Flemington Racecourse Markets, prepare a picnic and pop on down to the outdoor cinemas at the Racecourse.
Glen Iris is a well established leafy suburb in Melbourne’s South East. This is an area which ticks the boxes for visitors who are in search of suburban comfort but CBD proximity. Glen Iris’ wide, tree-lined streets and quiet cul-de-sacs are interspersed with plenty of playgrounds and parks.
Nestled comfortably along the coast between Brighton and Sandringham, life in Hampton is the perfect mixture of luxury and leisure. The charming beachside neighbourhood is 25 minutes from the city and has always been an extremely popular summer holiday spot for Melbournians. Hampton’s foreshore is postcard perfection- you’d never expect such a beautiful strip coastline to exist so close to the city.
Hawthorn is a leafy and sought after, inner east suburb, which blends the old and the new. Tree lined boulevards showcase impressive period homes, whilst the university crowd brings an inner city vibe to the area. Well serviced by public transport, and in close proximity to fine schools, you’ll also find beautiful parks and gardens, and a multitude of dining and café options on offer.
Melbourne is a bustling metropole with so many exciting things to see and do. We have many properties within close proximity to the city, with the city fringe suburbs of East Melbourne, North Melbourne, St kilda Road and South Melbourne being within minutes of the hub. All our other properties have public transport within walking distance, with travel time being predominately under 1/2 hour. So you get to experience Melbourne by living in a local community all the while having Melbourne CBD within easy access.
Bordering Beaumaris and Parkdale, Mentone is a hidden bayside treasure. The lifestyle here is laid back with a strong community feel. Cafes, leisure facilities and highly regarded schools are all within reach. For shopping enthusiasts, Mentone is also home to one of Victoria’s largest shopping malls, Southland Shopping Centre.
Relaxed beachside location, next to two of Melbourne’s top suburbs Nestled between the much-loved suburbs of Albert Park and St Kilda – 5km south of Melbourne’s CBD – leafy Middle Park is an inner-city gem, renowned for its relaxed atmosphere and beachside location. The suburb is home to some of the finest 1930s and 1940s architecture in Melbourne, as well as a charming shopping village and vibrant café scene, attracting many young families and retirees. Middle Park borders the iconic Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit – home to the Australian Formula 1 GP – making it an ideal base for race fans attending the world-famous event. Any visit to Middle Park isn’t complete without a stroll down to Middle Park Beach – one of Melbourne’s best swimming spots – which also boasts a collection of delightful shore-side cafes and restaurants that are well worth exploring.
Mount Waverley is a leafy suburb in Melbourne’s south east (16km from the CBD), close to everything the city has to offer. Known for its heritage streets, this suburb is a slice of suburban Australia where you can park on the sidewalk and walk to shops and cafes. The suburb also features a number of delightful parks and nature reserves, including the Huntingdale Wetlands and Valley Reserve. Mount Waverley is also located nearby Caulfield Racecourse (9km) – home of the famed weight-for-age Caulfield Cup horse race. Mount Waverley is a leafy suburb in Melbourne’s south east (16km from the CBD), close to everything the city has to offer. Known for its heritage streets, this suburb is a slice of suburban Australia where you can park on the sidewalk and walk to shops and cafes. The suburb also features a number of delightful parks and nature reserves, including the Huntingdale Wetlands and Valley Reserve. Mount Waverley is also located nearby Caulfield Racecourse (9km) – home of the famed weight-for-age Caulfield Cup horse race.
Mount Waverley is a leafy suburb in Melbourne’s south east (16km from the CBD), close to everything the city has to offer. Known for its heritage streets, this suburb is a slice of suburban Australia where you can park on the sidewalk and walk to shops and cafes. The suburb also features a number of delightful parks and nature reserves, including the Huntingdale Wetlands and Valley Reserve. Mount Waverley is also located nearby Caulfield Racecourse (9km) – home of the famed weight-for-age Caulfield Cup horse race. Mount Waverley is a leafy suburb in Melbourne’s south east (16km from the CBD), close to everything the city has to offer. Known for its heritage streets, this suburb is a slice of suburban Australia where you can park on the sidewalk and walk to shops and cafes. The suburb also features a number of delightful parks and nature reserves, including the Huntingdale Wetlands and Valley Reserve. Mount Waverley is also located nearby Caulfield Racecourse (9km) – home of the famed weight-for-age Caulfield Cup horse race.
Boasting quiet leafy streets and plenty of parks and sporting facilities, Murrumbeena is a quintessential Melbourne neigbourhood. Located 13km south east of the Melbourne CBD, and with the iconic Chadstone Shopping Centre nearby, the area is popular with families and singles alike. Whilst encompassing a blend of period housing and modern townhouses Murrumbeena embraces a neighbourhood feel, and of course, you’re never too far away from great cafes, restaurants and shopping.
Port Melbourne is the where the city meets the sea. This waterfront neighbourhood is just a 15 minute tram ride into the city and is the ultimate location for those searching for sea change with a cosmopolitan twist. Breathe in the fresh, salty air along the vibrant promenade-the best place to unwind and watch the cruise ships embark on their journey beyond the bay. Along the scenic promenade you’ll find locals zooming along on their bicycles, going on their daily run or simply relaxing by the bay, wiggling their toes in the sand. Due to its proximity to the city and the relaxed seaside lifestyle, Port Melbourne is rapidly growing in popularity. Everything’s at your fingertips from supermarkets and local services to run your day-to-day errands, to awesome sidewalk eateries where you can relax after a big day out in the city. Bay Street and its surroundings are home to many of the neighbourhood’s best restaurants and cafes, with footpaths full to the brim with locals catching up over a flat white and a sumptuous lunch. As a former booming industrial area and home for many port workers, this neighbourhood is an intriguing mixture of converted warehouses, charming Victorian cottages and ultra-modern apartments with million dollar views of the city skyline or the spectacular waterfront. Take your pick! If you’re looking for relaxed, seaside living we haveplenty of amazing properties that will make you feel right at home in Port Melbourne.
Just a hop, skip and jump from the CBD, Richmond is a vibrant and thriving neighbourhood with all the benefits of inner-city living. If you’re wanting to get amongst the action, Richmond’s the place to be. This bustling suburb is close to all the good things in life; you’re only a quick train or tram ride into the city centre and you’re within walking distance to one of the most incredible sporting precincts in the world to catch a glimpse of some AFL, cricket, soccer or tennis. Or if you’re not that way inclined, there’s international bands and artists performing almost every other week!
With wide, leafy streets lined with cute cottages and terraces, South Melbourne will absolutely charm your socks off. As one of the oldest neighbourhoods in the city, South Melbourne is steeped in rich history and maintains its old-age charm everywhere you turn. This sophisticated neighbourhood has the best of everything, making it a highly rated place to eat, drink, stay and play.
Just beyond the banks of Melbourne’s beautiful Yarra River you’ll find the crème de la crème of inner city living. Strolling through the leafy streets of South Yarra you’ll feel a strong sense of luxury and prestige throughout the neighbourhood. South Yarra is glamorous, and knows it.
