Who is the Developer for The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston?

Preview Property is the developer of The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston.

Who is the Architect for The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston?

MAP Architecture is the architect of The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston.

Who is the Builder for The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston?

Hamilton Marino is the builder of The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston.

Which suburb is The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston located in?

The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston is located in Preston, VIC 3072.

What building type is The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston?

The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston is an Low-Rise development.

How many floors does The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston?

The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston has a total of 4 floors.

How many buildings are there in The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston?

The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston has a total of 1 building.

How many residences are there in The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston?

The Corner Store - 103 Dundas Street, Preston has a total of 56 residences.

The Corner Store | New apartments at 103 Dundas Street, Preston

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Preston, VIC 3072

The Corner Store

103 Dundas Street, Preston VIC 3072

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56 residences
4 floors
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The Corner Store showcases contemporary multi-residential craftsmanship conceived by MAP Architecture, characterised by crisp geometric lines and an emphasis on refined inner-urban design. Each residence is configured to maximise natural illumination, featuring fluid open-plan layouts appointed with engineered timber flooring, Caesarstone surfaces, and seamless transitions to generous private terraces or balconies. Enhanced by comprehensive double glazing and thoughtful spatial planning, the building provides exceptional acoustic privacy and thermal efficiency throughout.

Development information for The Corner Store

Suburb:

Preston, VIC 3072

Local Government Area:

Darebin City

Project Status:

Construction complete

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Building Type:

Low-Rise

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“Strategic inner-north positioning 700 metres from Route 86 tram links and retail hubs.”

What's near The Corner Store

Under 500m
Education
Thornbury High School
Accommodates co-educational secondary students from Year 7 to Year 12 with specialized arts and athletic facilities.
GP / Medical
Dundas Street Medical Clinic
Delivers general practitioner consultations, immunisations, pathology collection, and chronic disease management.
Under 1km
Gardens
Penders Park
Features open sports lawns, an all-abilities playground, sheltered barbecue areas, and walking paths.
Transport
Route 86 Tram Stop 43 (Plenty Road)
Provides direct light-rail transit operating from Bundoora through Thornbury and Collingwood into the Melbourne CBD.
Groceries
Woolworths Preston South
Provides a full-line supermarket, bakery, and direct access to adjacent daily retail services.

Preston, VIC 3072

Preston is an established inner-north growth corridor characterised by a young professional demographic and sustained demand for medium-density residential housing. The suburb provides robust connectivity via the Mernda railway corridor, arterial tram networks along Plenty Road and Gilbert Road, and extensive commercial amenity along High Street.

Infrastructure updates

Under the Victorian Planning Authority and Department of Transport and Planning, the finalised Preston (High Street) Activity Centre Plan and Darebin Planning Scheme establish streamlined statutory approvals and a targeted infrastructure funding mechanism to support medium-to-high density housing across the transit catchment.