450 Gore Street, Fitzroy VIC 3065

Amongst the leafy streets of Fitzroy - Signature Lofts, 2 & 3 bedroom Apartments.

450 Gore Street feels at home in Fitzroy’s leafy, residential interior. A limited series of apartments designed in collaboration with award-winning studio Edition Office, the building has a timeless and distinct form elevated by subtle sculptural detailing. Visually striking, functionally sound and sustainable by design, 450 Gore Street will age well and provide for its residents for many years to come.

Fitzroy is well known for its culture, hospitality and retail—but its leafy backstreets are one the area’s most endearing qualities. Situated between Gertrude, Smith and Brunswick streets, Gore Street exemplifies the quiet and calm of this iconic Melbourne neighbourhood in the heart of the city’s inner north. With much of the area protected by heritage status, this sense of tranquillity will be retained for many years to come.

As a design-focused developer, we hold Edition Office in the highest regard. The studio has an exacting methodology and a rigorous approach to architecture and interiors that aligns perfectly with our design philosophy. This building represents a new partnership between Neometro and Edition Office, founded on complementary ideas, mutual respect and a shared commitment to residential design that functions flawlessly and elevates its surroundings.

– Designed by award-winning architects Edition Office
– Neometro are a developer with a 40 year track record of delivery and quality
– A limited series of only 18 apartments
– Quiet leafy backstreet location, Gore Street Fitzroy
– A mix of signature lofts, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments available
– Mezzanine lofts with 5m high ceilings
– Canopy apartments with clear outlooks to the tree-lined streets
– Generously proportioned Level 3 apartments with 3.6m high ceilings and large outdoor terraces
– Private landscaped rooftop terraces with the option of unobstructed views to the CBD or Melbourne’s north
– Single level basement with no car lifts or stackers