South Melbourne blends inner-city heritage with a distinctly upmarket, cosmopolitan feel, sitting just minutes from the CBD and the bay.
Its property market reflects this rich history — beautifully preserved Victorian terrace houses and townhouses along tree-lined streets, converted warehouses and factories turned into loft-style apartments, and sleek modern high-rise developments that have sprung up around Clarendon Street and the Southbank fringe.
Buyers here might be choosing between a heritage terrace near South Melbourne Market, a converted warehouse loft close to Albert Park Lake, or a contemporary apartment within walking distance of the tram lines and Clarendon Street’s boutiques and restaurants.











