About this property
Also written as Unit 16, 22 Eildon Road.
St Kilda VIC 3182, Australia
Key points for 16/22 Eildon Road.
Also written as Unit 16, 22 Eildon Road.
Based on curated rent estimate.
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
It is a four‑bedroom unit set on a generous 1,028 m² parcel of land. The property offers spacious living within St Kilda’s inner‑seaside suburb
St Kilda lies approximately six kilometres (about 3½ miles) south‑east of the Melbourne CBD, making it a short commute by car or public transport
Tram routes 12, 16 and 96 run through St Kilda, with the Park St/Fitzroy St tram stop just a few minutes’ walk away. All routes take roughly 25 minutes to reach the city centre
The iconic Luna Park, St Kilda Pier, the historic Palais Theatre and bustling Acland Street are all within a few hundred metres. Nearby heritage sites include the Eildon Mansion and Christ Church Complex
Residents are close to a range of cafés, restaurants and shops on Acland Street, as well as hotels such as Quest St Kilda Bayside and Rydges St Kilda. Cultural venues like Linden New Art gallery and the Victorian Pride Centre are also nearby
St Kilda was named in 1842 after the schooner Lady of St Kilda and quickly became a fashionable seaside resort for Melbourne’s elite in the Victorian era. Its heritage includes grand mansions, historic theatres and a vibrant cultural scene that continues today
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