251 Johnston Street

The property is serviced by multiple bus routes along Johnston Street (e.g., routes 200, 207 and 202) and is within walking distance of Collingwood and Victoria Park railway stations on the Mernda and Hurstbridge lines. Tram routes 109, 12 and 78 also run nearby, providing direct links to the city and surrounding suburbs.

251 Johnston Street sits just south of the Eastern Freeway, which forms the suburb’s northern boundary, and is adjacent to Hoddle Street, a main arterial road with a dedicated bus lane. This provides quick vehicle access to Melbourne’s inner‑city network and regional routes.

Abbotsford hosts major industrial operations such as Carlton & United Breweries and a growing cluster of microbreweries, reflecting a strong manufacturing and food‑and‑beverage presence. The suburb’s historic industrial character and ongoing urban renewal create opportunities for complementary service or creative enterprises.

Within a few hundred metres are the Lyric Theatre (approx. 0.1 km) and the Victoria Park football stadium (approx. 0.2 km), providing dining and event options. The Yarra River Trail, Dights Falls and Collingwood Children’s Farm offer easy recreation for breaks or client hospitality.

The listing includes one dedicated parking space for the premises, providing on‑site vehicle accommodation for staff or clients.

Yes, Abbotsford is one of the 82 Major Activity Centres identified in the Metropolitan Strategy Melbourne 2030. This classification highlights strong employment, retail and transport links, making the area a strategic location for commercial growth.

Employees can enjoy nearby attractions such as the Victoria Park stadium, the historic Abbotsford Convent arts precinct, and the Skipping Girl neon sign on Victoria Street. The Yarra River Trail and Dights Falls also provide scenic walking and cycling routes.