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Built in 1937, when ceilings were tall, windows were enormous and apartments had absolutely no interest in becoming shoeboxes.
Welcome to Level 4 of Grand City Apartments, formerly the Tramways Building and now home to just 44 residences. It's boutique, it's character-filled, and the marble-and-metal foyer still looks like it has a few stories it's not prepared to tell you yet.
Inside, things get even better. Soaring ceilings, oversized windows and glorious northern light give the apartment a sense of scale that modern buildings often try to fake with mirrors. At approximately 72sqm, this is proper inner-city living with room for furniture, humans and at least one unnecessary chair.
The kitchen and bathroom have both been beautifully renovated, bringing the important parts of 2026 into a building that very much remembers 1937.
There are two bedrooms, one bathroom and a generous living environment that feels calm, bright and suspiciously civilised for somewhere this close to the middle of Melbourne.
Then there's the address. Little Collins Street. Southern Cross Station nearby. Two major tram lines within easy reach. The city basically turns up at your front door and asks what you'd like to do today.
Whether you're planning to move in, rent it out or simply become the sort of person who casually says, "Oh, I live in a converted 1930s Tramways Building," this apartment makes a very convincing argument.
Two bedrooms. 72sqm. Northern light. Serious ceilings.
No beige box energy detected.
OUTGOINGS (approximately)
Council rates $1785 per annum
Water rates $791 per annum
Owners Corporation Fees $6664 per annum
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