11 Anderson Street thoughtfully bridges its industrial past with stylish modern living. Constructed in the Victorian era as part of a bustling biscuit factory (T. B. Guest & Co.), the building endured as a utilitarian workspace before being elegantly repurposed into designer apartments. Today, it stands as a testament to Melbourne's adaptive architectural legacy, preserving heritage while offering contemporary comfort.
Converted to an apartment in 2002 and occupying an impressive 95 sqm, the home showcases soaring ceilings, polished hardwood floors, and an expansive open-plan design that immediately sets it apart from typical apartments. The generous floor plan includes a versatile study, ideal as a dedicated workspace or easily adapted as a guest bedroom.
The spacious living and dining domain is complemented by a well-appointed kitchen, while the large bedroom is serviced by a central bathroom. Secure, oversized car parking adds to the appeal.
Perfectly positioned on the edge of the city, residents will enjoy unrivalled access to Flagstaff Gardens, Queen Victoria Market, Docklands, Errol Street village cafés, and the CBD, all within walking distance.
A rare opportunity to secure a piece of Melbourne's industrial heritage reimagined for contemporary innercity living.
