Browse property in Carlisle Street

Carlisle Street runs through Balaclava’s inner‑city streetscape, framed by the heritage St Colman’s Catholic Church (1913) and its 1938‑39 school hall that echo the suburb’s historic character. The area around the street includes a range of popular eateries, from Melbourne’s oldest fish‑and‑chip shop, Carlisle Seafood, to kosher restaurants and shops serving the local Orthodox Jewish community.

Tram routes 3 and 16 travel the length of Carlisle Street, a taxi rank sits outside the nearby Coles supermarket, and the Balaclava railway station on the Sandringham line is just a short walk away. Residents also enjoy easy access to the Balaclava Post Office, Golds World of Judaica, and several Jewish schools and a women’s seminary within half a kilometre.