<ul><ul><li>Inclusive of its heritage surroundings.</li>
	<li>Luxurious apartment finishes and panoramic views.</li>
	<li>Ground floor retail and close walking distance to everyday needs.</li>
</ul>Located in the heart of West Melbourne, Melbourne Village is a shining beacon of modern living in the Spencer Street Village, rising gracefully with two impressive buildings, one soaring 28 stories high and the other standing tall at 22 floors. This development is a pivotal component of an ambitious urban renewal plan in Melbourne, making it an essential addition to the city's skyline.

With more than 529 residences to choose from, Melbourne Village caters to various lifestyles. Additionally, the Village Melbourne development features 30 spacious townhomes and ground-floor retail spaces, revitalising the once industrial streetscape of the Spencer Street Village.

Meticulous attention to detail is evident in the apartment interiors, where materiality, functionality, and craftsmanship come together seamlessly. These grand living spaces offer spacious floor plans, providing residents with a serene retreat from the bustling city streets of Melbourne.

Every aspect of these residences is designed to strike a perfect balance between practicality and luxury. From intelligent storage solutions to premium fixtures and finishes, Melbourne Village ensures a high-quality living experience. The kitchens, in particular, are designed to inspire culinary creativity, boasting bright and open gourmet cooking spaces that seamlessly connect with dining and living areas, all while offering panoramic views. Unique to the Village, the integrated Bosch appliances and ample storage spaces make entertaining and casual dining a breeze.

One of the hallmarks of Melbourne Village is its commitment to individuality on every floor. Rather than relying on a repetitive design, the building facade is a testament to a floor-by-floor approach, ensuring each level stands out.

Designed by the renowned architects at BHA, the Village Melbourne tower's aesthetic is characterised by strong horizontal banding, exposed slab edges, and smaller scale facade elements within these bands. This dynamic facade creates a visually captivating tower that appears different from various angles, while also offering unobstructed and enviable views, not to mention ample natural sunlight.

The architectural solution at Melbourne Village incorporates a modern and responsive podium base that supports the elegant tower forms, maximising both views and natural light.

AMENITIES:

<ul><li>A central elevated garden on level 3, complete with sun lounges.</li>
	<li>Silent reading nooks and dining spaces perfect for entertaining.</li>
	<li>A library lounge featuring a private bar.</li>
	<li>A well-equipped gym and wellness centre, complete with a full-sized yoga and treatment room.</li>
	<li>A luxurious 25-metre indoor pool.</li>
	<li>BBQ facilities and bookable event spaces.</li>
	<li>A wine cellar and friendly concierge.</li>
	<li>Visitor parking and storage cages for convenience.</li>
</ul></ul>West Melbourne, just 2km from the Melbourne CBD, warmly welcomes Melbourne Village at 377 Spencer Street. The elegant, curvaceous design of these towers plays a crucial role in the larger plan to transform industrial spaces and breathe new life into the area, making it an ideal location for young professionals and families alike.

As part of this transformation, historic buildings in West Melbourne are being preserved, ensuring that the neighbourhood retains its unique character. Spencer Street, now home to Melbourne Village, is set to become a vibrant hub with over 10,000 sqm of open space, creating a dynamic and inviting environment right on the doorstep of this remarkable development.

Residents of Melbourne Village will enjoy easy access to Flagstaff Gardens, and they'll be just a short stroll away from Waterfront City, one of Melbourne's most entertaining precincts by the water. Here, live music venues and eclectic bars line the streets of North and West Melbourne, offering endless opportunities for entertainment and relaxation.

In conclusion, Melbourne Village is not just a development; it's a testament to modern living in the heart of West Melbourne's Spencer Street Village. With its striking design, thoughtful amenities, and prime location amidst an urban renewal plan, Melbourne Village promises to be a beacon of light for those seeking a vibrant and contemporary lifestyle in Melbourne.

Urban's three favourite things about Melbourne Village:

Melbourne Village - 377 Spencer Street, West Melbourne

Melbourne Village

<ul><ul><li>Striking curved glass architectural design.</li>
	<li>Within walking distance to major Southbank and CBD attractions.</li>
	<li>Spacious and sophisticated residences in the heart of Melbourne's greatest CBD gateway.</li>
</ul></ul>Raise the curtain on St Kilda Road’s new attraction, the ritzy apartments at Opera Melbourne. A joint venture between Golden Age Group and Deague Group, Opera was designed by the architects Bates Smart.

With 228 residences across 19 levels, it revives the splendour of St Kilda Road’s past, when it was the hotspot for mansions owned by Melbourne’s most affluent inhabitants. A curved teardrop reaching for the skies, Opera features a stunning smoked glass facade with what appear to be crevices from a distance and act as balconies separating each floor.

There are plans for a fine-dining restaurant on the ground floor with a wine cellar nearby, so you can have your very own bottle fetched by a sommelier from your collection when dining out. Better still, host a dinner party in the residents’ private dining rooms and enjoy fine dining catered by the restaurant. If ‘me time’ beckons, take advantage of the health retreat on level one, which features a luxurious pool, spa, gym, and sauna.

Upon stepping into the art-deco-inspired lobby you’ll be greeted by a concierge who handles everything from receiving deliveries to booking theatre tickets. You will luxuriate in the knowledge that you can access the services of a yoga instructor or art curator whenever your heart desires!

In harmony with Opera’s facade are the residences, which meld classic luxury with contemporary design. Spacious and light-filled open-planned interiors flow out to terraces and come in a choice of three refined colour schemes. Interior palettes embrace the concepts of warmth, personality, and high-quality. Kitchens feature Herringbone floorboards, marble benchtops, top-grade timber joinery, and rose gold tapware. 
For more information or to receive a brochure and floor plans directly from the agent, hit the Request from Agent button on this page.

Urban's three favourite things about Opera:

Opera - 450 St Kilda Road, Melbourne

Opera

<ul><ul><li>The elegant and slender tower design.</li><li>The heritage podium restored to its former glory.</li><li>Spacious apartments with floor to ceiling views.</li></ul>Melbourne’s most exclusive and prominent streets gives warm welcome to the city’s thinnest skyscraper with the heritage and elegance of the 190 metre Collins House. Designed by Bates Smart, the slender tower floats atop the grand heritage facade of the Maker’s Mark building comprising of 259 spacious apartments across 60 floors with panoramic city views and floor to ceiling double glazed windows filling all residences with natural light and warmth.How many levels of amenity are there within Collins House?<ul><li>There are two levels of amenity with the level 3 Collins Terrace boasting:</li><li>Indoor and outdoor dining and lounge spaces</li><li>A gourmet chef’s kitchen for resident’s use</li><li>An open terrace surrounded by lush greenery atop the heritage facade</li></ul></ul>The level 27 St James Club is as opulent as one would imagine with a state of the art gymnasium, an outdoor deck and private bar and lounge areas.Located on the extravagant powerhouse of Collins Street, the tower developed by Deague Group and the Golden Age Group will form a luxurious though peaceful retreat from the busy bustling city life as soon as residents enter the classic architecturally designed lobby. Serviced by an extensive tram system and within walking distance of major stations such as Flinders Street Station and Southern Cross, Collins House residents will be extremely connected to the immediate privileges of the inner city and surroundings. The finest dining, retail precincts, commercial opportunities, parklands and riverside bars and restaurants are all a mere tram stop or two away from home.With a mixture of expansive multi-level lofts and single level apartment designs, each residence is beaming with natural light and city views with a choice of colour schemes to personalise your home, specially tailored to you. Luxurious fixtures and fittings in timber, stone and brass evoke a sense of timelessness alongside the beautiful oak floorboards, marble splashbacks, fluted glass cabinetry and subtle pendant lighting in every home.The design of the tower’s interior reflects the exterior with a tremendous blend of heritage and modernity with a classic throwback to Melbourne’s gold rush era. Every penthouse within the tower offers spacious floor plans of three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a study and powder room with a holistic design aesthetic. Warm colour palettes,&nbsp; refined materiality and seamless connecting open spaces make up the residences at Collins House.Penthouse kitchens feature marble finishes, copper details and integrated Miele appliances including a premium coffee machine. The average apartment floor plan ranges from 70 square metres to over 250 square metres depending on multi-level lofts or single level floor plan designs. Construction wrapped&nbsp;up at&nbsp;the end of 2019 as the last precast materials are lifted into position atop the tower.

Urban's three favourite things about Collins House:

Collins House Melbourne - 464 Collins Street, Melbourne

Collins House Melbourne

Whitehorse Towers - 850 Whitehorse Road, Box Hill

Whitehorse Towers

The Tigers were outplayed by an inform Melbourne Demons under the lights&nbsp;at the MCG on Saturday night.

At Urban we thought we&#39;d take a look at the property stakes between the two suburbs.

The MCG conveniently sits between the two, with Richmond coming from the east and residents in the Melbourne CBD heading west, both less than four kilometres from the iconic venue.

Richmond&rsquo;s apartment price has jumped nearly two per cent, in Q1 2021, according to Jellis Craig. The median unit price now stands at $610,000.

As many markets, Melbourne CBD has seen lower volumes of interest from investor in 2021 than past years given the closed borders, now focusing offers and incentives on owner occupiers.

Still, apartments there are down around 1.4 per cent over the same period.

We&#39;ve rounded up the best apartments for sale in Richmond and Melbourne.

<h2>Richmond</h2>

One of Richmond&#39;s most sought-after developments&nbsp;is Two51 Swan, set on Richmond&#39;s prized Swan Street.

Delivered by&nbsp;Blueprint Projects, TWO51 features a collection of 25 apartments over seven levels, including 18 serviced apartments and a top-floor penthouse.

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Pitched at&nbsp;second-home buyers and downsizers, the residences are likely to house high net worth individuals seeking modern living amongst Richmond&rsquo;s rich heritage.

Designed by&nbsp;Watson Young&nbsp;Architects, the project includes ground floor retail space and a grand lobby, rich with gold detailing and art deco opulence.

Prices at Two51 Swan start from $1.03 million.

Appealing more to the first home buyer is&nbsp;Light Edge, the BPM developed block of 31 apartments designed&nbsp;by DKO.

One bedroom apartments in the six level complex start from $400,000, which includes a parking space, and sit just over one kilometre from The G.

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<h2>Melbourne</h2>

One of Melbourne&#39;s most recently completed towers is the $470 million Melbourne Grand, developed by Central Equity.

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They had Multiplex deliver the 58 level high-rise apartment building which won the 2020 HIA Victorian Apartment Complex of the Year award.

High-profile architects Guilford Bell + Graham Fisher designed the 646 apartment block at 560 Lonsdale Street, standing some 200 metres above street level.

Apartments are still available in the completed building. One bedroom apartments are priced from $489,000, two beds from $569,000 and three bedroom apartments from $869,000.

Around 800 metres away on Collins Street is Collins House, the Bates Smart-designed tower.

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One of Melbourne&#39;s&nbsp;thinnest skyscrapers, the Deague Group&#39;s slender tower floats atop the grand heritage facade of the Maker&rsquo;s Mark building.

It homes&nbsp;259 spacious apartments across 60 floors with panoramic city views and floor to ceiling double glazed windows.

There are two levels of amenity with the level three&nbsp;Collins Terrace featuring indoor and outdoor dining and lounge spaces, a gourmet chef&rsquo;s kitchen for resident&rsquo;s use and an open terrace surrounded by lush greenery atop the heritage facade.

The level 27 St James Club has a state of the art gym, an outdoor deck and private bar and lounge areas.

The Tigers were dealt a blow by Melbourne Demons under the lights at the MCG on Saturday night.

Joel Robinson

Melbourne Demons v Richmond Tigers: How the two suburbs stack up in the property stakes

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Melbourne’s most exclusive and prominent streets gives warm welcome to the city’s thinnest skyscraper with the heritage and elegance of the 190 metre Collins House. 
Serviced by an extensive tram system and within walking distance of major stations such as Flinders Street Station and Southern Cross, Collins House residents will be extremely connected to the immediate privileges of the inner city and surroundings.

The finest dining, retail precincts, commercial opportunities, parklands and riverside bars and restaurants are all a mere tram stop or two away from home.

With a mixture of expansive multi-level lofts and single level apartment designs, each residence is beaming with natural light and city views with a choice of colour schemes to personalise your home, specially tailored to you. Luxurious fixtures and fittings in timber, stone and brass evoke a sense of timelessness alongside the beautiful oak floorboards, marble splashbacks, fluted glass cabinetry and subtle pendant lighting in every home.

The design of the tower’s interior reflects the exterior with a tremendous blend of heritage and modernity with a classic throwback to Melbourne’s gold rush era.

Every penthouse within the tower offers spacious floor plans of three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a study and powder room with a holistic design aesthetic. Warm colour palettes,  refined materiality and seamless connecting open spaces make up the residences at Collins House.

Designed by Bates Smart, the slender tower floats atop the grand heritage facade of the Maker’s Mark building comprising 259 spacious apartments across 60 floors with panoramic city views and floor to ceiling double glazed windows filling all residences with natural light and warmth and spectacular amenities.

<ul>
<li>There are two levels of amenity with the level 3 Collins Terrace boasting:</li>
	<li>Indoor and outdoor dining and lounge spaces</li>
	<li>A gourmet chef’s kitchen for resident’s use</li>
	<li>An open terrace surrounded by lush greenery atop the heritage facade</li>
</ul>
The level 27 St James Club is as opulent as one would imagine with a state of the art gymnasium, an outdoor deck and private bar and lounge areas.

Urban's three favourite things about Collins House:

<ul>
<li>The elegant and slender tower design.</li>
	<li>The heritage podium restored to its former glory.</li>
	<li>Spacious apartments with floor to ceiling views.</li>
</ul>
 
Melbourne’s most exclusive and prominent streets gives warm welcome to the city’s thinnest skyscraper with the heritage and elegance of the 190 metre Collins House.
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Melbourne’s most exclusive and prominent streets gives warm welcome to Collins House.

With the level 22 tower topped out as of this week, works remain on getting interiors apartment-ready. Core box removed and crane dismantled, streetscape including ground floor tenant spaces still being fitted to accommodate the stores.

The tallest tower for <a href="/buildings/melbourne-village-377-spencer-street-west-melbourne">Melbourne Village</a> glass facade is at level 15 with concrete floor plates being poured for the 23rd floor this week. The core box has almost topped out, just two floors off its intended height.

The entire development shall be completed by early 2020 with purchasers moving into the shorter tower late 2019.

Architect: <a href="/architects/bruce-henderson-architects">BHA</a>

Developers: <a href="/buildings/melbourne-village-377-spencer-street-west-melbourne">Deague Group</a>, Ironfish Developments.

Builders: <a href="/builders/maxicon">Maxicon</a>

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