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A green sculptural chair is positioned near a floor-to-ceiling window, offering expansive views of Melbourne's skyline. The scene includes a mix of modern buildings and urban landscape, framed by soft curtains that bring a touch of elegance to the space.
Apartment in Melbourne
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 371 reviews

Amazing Views @ Heart of Melbourne on 62nd floor

Situated in the absolute heart of Melbourne City @ Level 62 + Views to Die For + Stylish Interior Space + Free Private Parking. We strive to provide the very best of Melbourne by Location, View and Design. This apartment enjoys a long list of luxurious amenities with the convenience of having the best of Melbourne on your doorstep like Melbourne Central, Emporium to famous Hardware Lane. Amazing amenities include: Indoor pool, spa, steam room, sauna,gymnasium, games room and rooftop terrace.

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A wooden deck features a long table with seating, illuminated by string lights above. Views of surrounding trees provide a natural backdrop, while a cozy sleeping area can be seen through glass doors, enhancing the connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.
Tiny home in Gruyere
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 339 reviews

Wanderlust - I want something just like this

When you yearn for seclusion hidden away amidst nature, be lead down a path where at first you can barely see anything. Come further and the wonders start to reveal themselves. With each step you’ll leave the world further behind, a smile will brake out, and the peace that is wanderlust will consume you. Then you’ll reach your sanctuary, private, secluded, immersed in the sounds of nature and surrounded by jaw dropping views. It’s then you’ll say to yourself - I want something just like this.

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A dining area is highlighted by a sleek table surrounded by wooden chairs. A large vase with branches sits atop the table, complemented by decorative items. Natural light filters through sheer curtains, illuminating the greenery from nearby plants.
Loft in Fitzroy
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 139 reviews

2BR Architecturally Designed Warehouse Conversion

An architecturally designed warehouse conversion located in the vibrant neighbourhood of Fitzroy. This thoughtfully designed space features designer furniture pieces and curated artwork. Located next to the iconic Fitzroy Swimming Pool. With two private bedrooms and two terraces, this apartment offers ample space for relaxation and enjoyment. The spacious bathroom boasts a luxurious free-standing bathtub, perfect for unwinding. The modern kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need.

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An open plan living area features a spacious grey sofa adorned with colorful cushions. A striking staircase leads to the upper level, while large glass panels offer views of a lush indoor garden. Artistic wall decor and a patterned rug add character to the space.
Home in Richmond
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

Sherlock's Home - Magical Richmond Warehouse

Sherlock’s Home, a one-of-a-kind 1850s Cordial Factory warehouse conversion in the best part of Richmond (as featured on Broadsheet). Architecturally-designed to maximise openness, our bespoke house is over 4 levels, with 2 bedrooms (Master with king bed & ensuite), 2 lounge areas, single garage, & shaded northern patio. Our exclusive Melbourne location is unbeatable: - 100m to Church St - 200m to Bridge Rd - 750m to Swan St - 1.9km to Sports Precinct (MCG, Rod Laver Arena, AAMI Park)

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Flat in Melbourne
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 393 reviews

Martini Suite -Deco style in Melbourne’s laneways

As recommended in Gourmet Traveller, Urban List and Broadsheet. Enjoy the relaxed elegance of this divine getaway with stunning views within the iconic Majorca Building. Indulge in a pre-dinner cocktail before you head down into Melbourne’s famous laneways for the best cafes, restaurants and bars that the city offers. Everything is easy walking distance. Discover your Jazz Age soul as you experience the city through this beauty born of that intensely creative and joyously liberating era.

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A spacious living area features a comfortable sofa and an oak dining table surrounded by chairs. Large windows allow natural light to fill the space, highlighting the wood floor and decorative artwork. Soft, neutral tones complement the inviting atmosphere.
Flat in East Melbourne
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 256 reviews

Evergreen Art Deco Gem | Gardens, MCG, & City Walk

Tree canopy. Oak floors. Art Deco bones. Old finds. New comforts. Curated for this space. As seen in Apartment Therapy. Wake up to green. Step into it. Fitzroy Gardens fifty metres. Feeling Italian? The restaurant's on the corner. Gertrude St for brunch. Smith St for dinner. Tree-lined, character-filled streets. The suburb everyone wants to live in — and you're staying here. MCG in five. Tennis in ten. City through the gardens, fifteen minutes on foot. Old Melbourne. Done beautifully.

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A cozy seating area features soft, circular floor cushions surrounded by natural wood accents. A modern wood stove provides warmth, while large windows allow ample natural light. A piece of artwork hangs on the wall, and a potted plant adds a touch of greenery.
Home in South Melbourne
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 166 reviews

Beautifully curated 2 bedroom home

This 100 year old workers cottage is all about bespoke interiors The walls and shelves filled with gorgeous art work, the home has specially sourced vintage pieces scattered everywhere, the beds are filled with luxurious linens and the lounge has a 3 seater couch you may never want to get up from. Centrally located, across the road from the South Melbourne Markets, walking distance to the Albert Park Lake and a quick tram trip to the CBD. Please note- no TV, so bring devices if needed.

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Home in Fitzroy
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 100 reviews

Original Fitzroy Artist's Loft in central location

Live like a local ! This original Victorian-era stable was converted to a one bedroom loft in the 70's by an acclaimed local artist. Easy walking distance to everywhere in Fitzroy & 30 mins walk to the CBD. Re-listed on Air BNB after renovation - featuring new kitchen, bathroom, carpets, curtains and heating & cooling split system. Comfy, Clean & Loads of Character in this very unique Fitzroy Building! Owners collection of Designer Furniture & Art. Free On-Street Parking w/ permit.

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An airy dining area features a wooden table surrounded by four chairs. Natural light floods in through expansive glass doors that open to a lush outdoor space. A cozy seating nook is visible, complemented by greenery and a wall-mounted mirror reflecting the bright ambiance.
Cottage in Richmond
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 296 reviews

Lemon Cottage: Sunny Urban Retreat

Welcome to Lemon Cottage 🍋 , your cute yet fabulous urban retreat. A lemon flavoured settler’s cottage in the heart of buzzing Richmond, in the world’s most loveable city. You’ll probably want to move here! Spacious and bright, with beautiful high beamed ceilings. Free on-street parking. Dogs welcome. Only a lemon’s throw from Melbourne’s most delicious cafes and restaurants, the MCG, AAMI stadium, HiSense and Rod Laver Arena, and 20 mins walk through gardens to Melbourne CBD.

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An expansive main room is featured, highlighting high ceilings and original cast iron columns. Large sash windows provide ample natural light, and mid-century furniture is arranged for comfort. A modern rug lies under a coffee table, complemented by a leather sofa and dining area in the background.
Flat in Fitzroy
5 out of 5 average rating, 205 reviews

Penthouse on Gertrude with private rooftop terrace

Welcome to Gertrude Street, the beating heart of Fitzroy! This large, 1880’s converted warehouse designed by Kerstin Thompson has been furnished with handpicked mid-century furniture and lighting. It has incredible views and proximity to some of the best cafes, restaurants, bars, boutiques and creative spaces in Melbourne. We hope you enjoy making your home in this space as you explore Fitzroy, Collingwood and Melbourne City! Please note - strictly no parties or guests.

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A spacious living area features a large sectional sofa adorned with a soft blanket. A tall indoor tree adds a touch of greenery, complemented by natural light streaming through arched windows. The sleek entertainment unit holds a large television, enhancing the modern atmosphere.
Loft in Melbourne
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 473 reviews

7m ceiling 1888 Heritage warehouse loft Middle CBD

A rare 1888 heritage historically protected warehouse featured on the news. Completely renovated in 2019 and converted into a New York styled loft with 7 metre ceilings right in the middle of Melbourne. Situated right in the heart of Melbourne next to the famed Hardware Lane, full of cafes, restaurants and bars, not to mention just steps away from Bourke Street Mall and Melbourne Central station, I doubt you can find a better location anywhere.

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An elegant master bedroom features a cozy queen-sized bed and a stunning double-ended bathtub set against a soft marble backdrop. Natural light filters through a nearby window, illuminating the light wood flooring and custom storage cabinetry.
Guest house in Fitzroy
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 126 reviews

Architect-designed Fitzroy Stable; private retreat

Quiet private retreat tucked behind Fitzroy’s bars, galleries and cafés. Sunlit, romantic and surprisingly calm. Just a few minutes on foot to buzzing Gertrude st, Smith st and Brunswick Streets—home to Melbourne’s best bars, food, and culture. Rose st market is a short walk as are the MCG, Exhibition gardens and Tennis centre. On the cusp of the CBD this location fuses history, style, with unbeatable convenience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Hardware Lane located?

    Hardware Lane is nestled within Melbourne’s city center, surrounded by historic laneways, dining spots, and shops. Its central location makes it easy to explore neighboring attractions on foot.

  • When is the best time to visit Hardware Lane?

    Early autumn and late summer are often recommended for exploring Hardware Lane, with mild temperatures around 58–75°F (14–24°C) and manageable rainfall. Outdoor dining and local events during these periods create a lively atmosphere.

  • How old is Hardware Lane?

    Hardware Lane dates back to Melbourne’s nineteenth-century urban planning, making it over 100 years old. Its longstanding presence is reflected in the mixture of historic and newer buildings found along the lane.

  • Why was Hardware Lane built?

    Hardware Lane was originally laid out to facilitate commercial activity in Melbourne, connecting warehouses and small businesses. Its design supported the city’s growth and encouraged local trade through accessible laneways.

  • What are some things to do near Hardware Lane?

    You can explore Hardware Lane’s popular dining scene, relax at a café with open-air seating, or browse unique shops. Live music and occasional street performances are often found here, creating a lively atmosphere around the laneway.

  • How is the weather near Hardware Lane?

    The area experiences mild winters, typically between 45–60°F (7–15°C), and warm summers with temperatures around 60–79°F (16–26°C). Showers can occur throughout the year, so bringing a light jacket or umbrella is often suggested.

  • How was Hardware Lane built?

    Hardware Lane was established as part of Melbourne’s grid design, with brick and bluestone paving introduced to give the lane a distinctive character. Its evolution included renovations that preserved historic facades, creating a blend of heritage and contemporary styles.

  • What is the history of Hardware Lane?

    Hardware Lane has roots dating to Melbourne’s early development, originally serving as a thoroughfare for local businesses and warehouses. Over time, it transformed into a vibrant precinct known for dining, nightlife, and open-air seating, while still reflecting elements of its historic streetscape.

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