About this property
Also written as Unit 414, 220 Collins Street.
Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Key points for 414/220 Collins Street.
Also written as Unit 414, 220 Collins Street.
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It is a unit located on the 414th floor of the building at 220 Collins Street in Melbourne’s central business district
The property sits on Collins Street in the heart of the Melbourne CBD, an area built around the Hoddle Grid and known for its mix of historic and modern architecture
Within a few metres you’ll find the Melbourne Town Hall, Capitol Theatre, Regent Theatre, and the historic Manchester Unity Building, all of which host performances, exhibitions and events
A tram stop at Melbourne Town Hall/Collins St is only about 0.1 km away, providing easy access to Melbourne’s extensive tram network that connects the CBD to the wider city
Nearby landmarks include the heritage‑listed Melbourne Town Hall, the Art Deco Manchester Unity Building, and Council House 2, showcasing the city’s Victorian and modernist architecture
Melbourne has a temperate oceanic climate with warm summers and cool winters, often experiencing rapid weather changes – famously described as having “four seasons in one day.”
The surrounding block hosts a variety of cafés, restaurants, shops such as the former David Jones store, and cultural sites, making daily conveniences easily reachable on foot
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