Browse property in King William Street

King William Street runs through Fitzroy’s tightly‑spaced rectangular grid, where narrow one‑way laneways intersect a mix of heritage Victorian terraces, extensive rows of terraced housing and a growing stock of converted warehouses, walk‑up flats and contemporary apartments that sit within a historic preservation precinct. The streetscape is framed by the suburb’s celebrated street‑art vibe and its proximity to the cultural heart of Brunswick Street, reinforcing the area’s blend of character housing and lively urban fabric.

The street is served by three tram routes – 86 along Nicholson Street, 96 on the same corridor, and 11 along Brunswick Street – with nearby stops at Bell St/Brunswick St, Hanover St/Brunswick St and Johnston St/Brunswick St, while the closest train stations are Rushall, Collingwood and Parliament. Amenities within walking distance include the oldest café, Silas, tucked between King William and Moore Streets, the Fitzroy Library, Fitzroy Town Hall, post office and police station, as well as Fitzroy Primary School and Sacred Heart School, all set amid numerous heritage sites and local shops.