101/422 Collins Street

It is a unit apartment situated on Collins Street in Melbourne’s central business district. The unit is part of a multi‑storey building rather than a standalone house.

The apartment features two bedrooms and one bathroom, providing a compact layout ideal for individuals or small households.

The property sits on a land parcel of 1,953 m², which is unusually large for an inner‑city unit and offers substantial space relative to typical CBD apartments.

The William St/Collins St tram stop is right on the street, giving immediate access to Melbourne’s extensive tram network. Major train stations such as Flinders Street and Southern Cross are also a short walk away in the CBD.

The unit is surrounded by heritage sites and clubs, including the Melbourne Savage Club, Mitre Tavern, Royal Insurance Building (AON Centre), and the former Bank of Australasia, all located on the same block. Nearby office towers such as ANZ World Headquarters and the Treasury on Collins Apartment Hotel add to the precinct’s commercial vibrancy.

Melbourne enjoys a temperate oceanic climate with warm summers and cool winters, often experiencing rapid weather changes – the city is famous for its “four seasons in one day.” Rainfall is moderate and generally falls in brief, isolated showers.

Collins Street is part of Melbourne’s historic Hoddle Grid and is known for its Victorian‑era architecture, boutique shopping and café culture. The street’s proximity to cultural institutions, heritage buildings and the city’s artistic laneways reflects Melbourne’s reputation as Australia’s cultural capital.