2 Darlington Parade

The property is situated in Richmond, which is about 3 km (approximately 2 miles) east of Melbourne’s CBD. This close proximity makes the city centre easily reachable by foot, bike or public transport.

Richmond is well‑served by tram routes 12, 109, 78, 48, 75 and 70, with stops such as Abinger St/Bridge Rd and Bridge Rd/Church St within 300 m of the property. The main Richmond railway station, an interchange for many metropolitan lines, is also just a short walk away.

Within a few hundred metres you’ll find the Pinacotheca art gallery, Mix 101.1 radio station and the historic Pelaco neon sign. A short stroll also leads to the Gold 104.3 radio studio, the former 18 Berry Street historic house and the nearby Jesuit Social Services centre.

Burnley Park, the largest green space in Richmond, is nearby, while smaller reserves such as Citizens Park, Barkly Gardens and Allen Bain Reserve are all within a short walk. These parks provide ample space for recreation, walking and community activities.

Yes, Richmond features several heritage sites including the 1891 Loyal Studley Hotel, the historic Richmond Town Hall, the former Richmond Power Station and the iconic Pelaco neon sign. The suburb also contains many Victorian‑era terrace houses that showcase classic residential architecture.

According to the 2021 census, Richmond had a population of 28,587 with a median age of 34. The most common ancestries are English, Australian, Irish, Scottish and Chinese, and about 60 % of residents were born in Australia.

Richmond hosts several major health facilities, including the private Epworth Hospital on Bridge Road, the Melbourne Clinic on Church Street, and the long‑standing Access Health and Community centre at 283 Church Street.