About this property
Also written as Unit 306, 44 Barkly Street.
St Kilda VIC 3182, Australia
Key points for 306/44 Barkly Street.
Also written as Unit 306, 44 Barkly Street.
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It is a unit located on the fourth floor of a residential building. The unit includes a single bathroom
St Kilda lies about six kilometres (roughly 3½ miles) southeast of the Melbourne CBD. The suburb’s close proximity makes it a quick commute into the city
Tram routes 12, 16 and 96 pass through St Kilda, providing a direct link to the city centre. The journey to the CBD takes roughly 25 minutes
Luna Park, the historic St Kilda Pier and its pavilion, and the iconic Palais Theatre are all a short stroll away. The Esplanade Hotel and the vibrant Acland Street café precinct are also nearby
The heritage house Fleurs is just 0.1 km away, as is the historic Oberwyl building. Within a few hundred metres you’ll also find the Sacred Heart Church and the St Kilda Hebrew Congregation Synagogue, both listed heritage sites
St Kilda hosts the annual St Kilda Festival, Australia’s largest free music festival, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors. The suburb also holds the yearly gay Pride March and the St Kilda Short Film Festival
The suburb was named in 1842 by Charles La Trobe after the schooner *Lady of St Kilda*, which was moored at the main beach earlier that year. The vessel’s presence gave the area its maritime‑inspired name
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