Browse property in Cardigan Street

Cardigan Street runs through the historic Balaclava precinct of St Kilda East, an inner‑city suburb just 7 km south‑east of Melbourne’s CBD. Like many neighbour­ing avenues, it bears the legacy of the Crimean War – its name honouring Lord Cardigan – and is lined with a blend of heritage‑era homes and later‑period residences that give the streetscape a quiet, residential character typical of the area.

The street enjoys excellent public‑transport links, with tram routes 3 and 16 nearby on Carlisle Street, route 78 on Chapel Street, and bus routes 216 and 219 on Hotham Street, while Balaclava station on the Sandringham line provides rail access. Residents are within walking distance of a range of local amenities, including kosher eateries, the historic Carlisle Seafood shop, the Kimberley Gardens Hotel, several Jewish and Christian schools such as Yeshivah College and St Kilda Primary, and community facilities like St Colman’s Hall and nearby churches.