WELLINGTON
67 WELLINGTON STREET, ST KILDA
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POINT OF INTEREST
When your headquarters deserves more than a postcode, 67 Wellington Street delivers a creative solution of Gurner-shouldering proportions. Set high on St Kilda Hill, this landmark freehold combines a serious, lightfilled commercial flagship with a privately accessed luxury residence, creating a rare inner-city base where boardroom and balcony beautifully align.
• 1,427 sqm* total building area.
• 774 sqm* total land area.
• 506 sqm* office area suited to 50-100 staff.
• 495 sqm* high-profile residential area.
• Light-filled dual-level office area with private offices and meeting rooms.
• 3 bedroom + 3 bathroom residence accessed via private lift.
• Expansive living areas and generous terrace with CBD views.
• Sophisticated security systems.
• Mixed use zoning.
• 19.5 m* Wellington Street frontage with rear access.
• 17 allocated on-site car spaces.
• 2-minute walk to SAINT Private Social Club.
• 400 m* to Windsor railway station or St Kilda Junction.
• 400 m* to the intersection of Punt Road and Queens Way.
• 460 m* to Chapel Street.
• 340 m* to St Kilda Road.
POINT OF VIEW
JARROD MORAN
0413 251 621
jarrod.moran@cva.melbourne
“ With heritage presence on Wellington Street, CBD views above, dual access, and a highly flexing mixeduse flexibility, this is a one-of-a-kind opportunity for business owners who prefer their headquarters, home and horizon perfectly aligned.”
The key word you’re looking for is knowledge. It’s Jarrod’s established market understanding, extensive business experience and strong work ethic defined by motivation and dedication, that makes him a seasoned asset not just to CVA but to your day-to-day. And it’s this energy that amplifies opportunity — in Melbourne, in the market and in the minds of his clients.
0435 165 633
lana@whitefoxrealestate.com.au
“St Kilda Hill has always been about elevation — of outlook, lifestyle and address. Assets of this scale and flexibility almost never surface here, which is exactly why this one matters.”
As one of the most dominant agents in luxury real estate and recently named in the top 100 agents in Australia, Lana’s rise to the top has been phenomenal but not at all unexpected. With a work ethic and drive that remain unmatched, the level of service and detail she gives to her clients keeps her at the top. But it’s the energy that Lana carries that sets the pace for what’s to come.
PROPERTY DETAILS
In a market full of leases, this is about ownership. The kind that brings certainty to the balance sheet, clarity to the operation, and a view that reminds you why location still matters. Commanding a prominent 774 sqm* freehold with an expansive 19.5 m* frontage to Wellington Street and secondary access via Seekers Way, 67 Wellington Street presents a rare mixed-use holding that brings serious commercial capability together with private residential refinement under one title.
Behind its grand double-fronted Victorian façade, the building unfolds across 1,427 sqm* of total floorplan, anchored by a substantial two-level office component of 506 sqm* designed to comfortably accommodate 50–100 staff. Light-filled and highly adaptable, the commercial floors offer a mix of open-plan workspaces, private offices and meeting rooms, all connected by generous circulation and supported by kitchen and bathroom amenities.
Historically, the site was developed in the late 1990s from a Victorian mansion into a renowned television production house. It was a true creative nucleus here, fit with a client bar, staff catering, and the kind of fit-forpurpose agency energy the neighbourhood was defined by. And now, the building retains the creative scale and flexibility to suit professional services, wellness, medical, media, advisory or family office occupiers.
Above, a privately accessed luxury residence delivers 495 sqm* of refined living, complete with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, expansive living zones, a large entertainer’s terrace and elevated views stretching over the CBD skyline. Mixed-use zoning, a sophisticated security system, on-site parking for up to 17 vehicles (15 in the basement and 2 off Wellington Street) and a highly adaptable configuration underpin an address of enduring utility and long-term value.
PROPERTY PARTICULARS
Title Certificate of Title Volume 12619 Folio 249
Zoning Mixed Use Zone
1,427 sqm* total building area.
774 sqm* total land area.
Site details
Planning overlays
506 sqm* office area.
495 sqm* residential area.
DDO35-3B - Design And Development Overlay - Schedule 35 3b O364 - Heritage Overlay (Ho364)
Municipality City of Port Phillip
ALL SIGNS POINT TO: WELLINGTON STREET.
Set high on St Kilda Hill, 67 Wellington Street places your business above the fray — but firmly in the flow of one of Melbourne’s most iconic inner-city precincts. From here, the CBD skyline is a view, not a commute, and the bay is a daily backdrop rather than a weekend reward.
AND THE POINT?
Elevated by outlook and defined by address, this is St Kilda positioning at its most successful — long before business hours begin.
LOCATION
CULTURE, CAFFEINE & CREDIBILITY.
Wellington Street sits between St Kilda and Prahran’s best hospitality and shopping strips giving this address the rare balance of profile and privacy. It’s a 5-minute walk to Fitzroy Street’s Di Stasio Città, Stokehouse, and The Prince Hotel. On the flip side, Chapel Street’s bustling retail and dining precinct is merely an 8-minute walk from here. Wander past Southside institutions like Hawker Hall, Stella, and Abacus, before stopping into Prahran Market for fresh produce and an Italian deli sandwich.
CITY ACCESS, WITHOUT THE CITY SQUEEZE.
The CBD is 6 km* north, reachable in under 15 minutes by car outside peak periods. Multiple tram routes along Fitzroy Street, Acland Street, and St Kilda Road sit within a 6-minute walk, with the Queensway tram within a 2 minute walk offering direct connections to the city, Southbank and the Arts Precinct. For those driving, Queens and Brighton roads are both less than 1 km* away, streamlining access to Bayside and major arterials.
A PRECINCT THAT STAYS IN DEMAND.
With more than 2 million visitors passing through St Kilda annually and a local population of nearly 19,500 residents, this is a suburb defined by movement, energy and enduring appeal. For owner-occupiers, Wellington Street offers not just an address — but a strategic position within one of Melbourne’s most recognisable and resilient inner-city markets.
A WORKPLACE WITH LIFESTYLE BUILT IN.
From the front door, it’s a short stroll to Albert Park Lake (1.2 km*), St Kilda Beach (1 km*) and the Bay Trail, making lunchtime walks and post-work runs simple. This proximity to open space, wellness, and amenity — like SAINT Private Club — is a key reason St Kilda continues to attract creative, professional, and advisory firms seeking an edge in workplace culture.
SUBURB PROFILE
St Kilda has always operated at its own pace — one that blends bayside cache with inner-city sophistication. Defined by its foreshore, cultural institutions and enduring lifestyle appeal, the suburb has long been a destination in its own right. Today, that energy is matched by a maturing commercial and residential market shaped by sustained demand, strong demographics and a visitor economy that continues to outperform.
Each year, more than 2 million people pass through St Kilda, reinforcing its status as one of Melbourne’s most active precincts outside the CBD. Yet beneath the movement is a stable residential base of approximately 19,490 residents, with a median age of 34. This youthful, highly mobile population is also highly educated — with nearly half holding a bachelor’s degree or higher — and predominantly employed in professional and white-collar industries. The result is a suburb that supports premium workplaces, sophisticated living and amenity-driven development.
Architecturally and culturally, St Kilda thrives on juxtaposition. Heritage streetscapes sit comfortably alongside contemporary residential projects, while beachside informality is balanced by some of Melbourne’s most respected dining, hospitality and cultural offerings. This layered character underpins a tightly held property market where walkability, proximity to the CBD and lifestyle amenity translate into enduring value. With median house prices exceeding $1.5 million and limited opportunities for large-scale redevelopment, quality assets remain fiercely contested.
Backed by continued public and private investment, planning flexibility across key sites and sustained demand across residential, commercial and mixed-use formats, St Kilda remains one of Melbourne’s most resilient and desirable urban environments — a suburb where prestige, performance and long-term relevance move in step.
0413 251 621
jarrod.moran@cva.melbourne
0413 251 621
daniel.philip@cva.melbourne
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