Browse property in Crimea Street

Crimea Street is set within St Kilda’s eclectic residential fabric, where late‑Victorian terraces sit beside later apartment blocks and the former Baptist Church at 16 Crimea Street, once a masonic hall and now part of St Michael’s Grammar School, illustrates the suburb’s layered reuse of historic buildings. The street benefits from the broader mix of housing styles that characterise St Kilda, from grand interwar mansions such as Eildon Mansion and Marion Terrace nearby, to modest early‑20th‑century flats, creating a streetscape of trees, period façades and contemporary infill.

Public transport is strong: the Argyle St / St Kilda Rd tram stop lies only 0.2 km away, and routes 12, 16 and 96 link the area to Melbourne’s CBD in roughly 25 minutes. A walk brings you to amenities such as the Sacred Heart Church, the Sixty Two on Grey hotel, and backpacker hostels (Summer House and Barkly) within 0.2–0.3 km, while the foreshore cafés, Luna Park and St Kilda Pier are just a short stroll from the street.