Blending timeless elegance with a bold New York edge, Victoria & Vine reimagines luxury living where East Melbourne meets the energy of the Lower East Side. Developed by GURNER, this landmark address is now ready to welcome its newest resident.
Seamlessly uniting heritage charm with contemporary sophistication, it places you at the heart of Collingwood's dynamic lifestyle with renowned restaurants, bars, and culture right at your doorstep.
Boasting amenities second to none for the astute renter, residents will enjoy the following:
- Sky Club pool
- Lounge and outdoor dining areas including BBQ and teppanyaki grill
- Three rooftop spas
- Victoria and Vine Health Club gym
- Shared residents' co workspace
- Private dining space
- Exclusive lounge area
- Building Concierge
Victoria and Vine apartments compliment a warm material palette offset by modern fixtures and steel accents, creating a stunning open and airy space.
Features include:
- One bedroom with built-in robes
- Double built-in study desk
- The bathroom comes with quality fittings & fixtures
- Quality ILVE appliances: dishwasher, gas cook top and electric oven
- European laundry
- Stone benchtops
- Reverse cycle heating & cooling in the lounge and bedroom
- Standard car space
- Storage Cage
Bookended on the corner of Wellington Street and Victoria Parade by the former Sir John Hotel and The Vine on Derby Street, Victoria and Vine is a short stroll to Smith Street, tram routes, the Eastern Freeway, CBD, private Hospitals and Fitzroy Gardens.
FAQs:
Please arrive at the beginning of the advertised open time Late arrivals may be refused entry.
If you cannot attend the open, you will need to have a representative attend on your behalf.
Apartment is not furnished.
Pets via Application.
You can apply prior to the open, however your application will not be processed until you or a representative on your behalf has inspected the property.
*Please note: this building has an embedded network for gas, electricity & internet.
*Car space height restriction is 2.1M
*Photos are indicative only
