LINC
19 Russell Street, Essendon VIC 3040
- Mid-Rise
- 96 residences
- 99 car spaces
- Plans approved
- Construction started
- Under construction
- Complete
Under construction by ABD Group
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Urban's three favourite things about LINC:
- Light filled apartments and large terraces.
- Garden areas for quiet reflection.
- Proximity to Essendon's vibrant retail and cafe hub.
Meticulously created by Revel Development and Plus Architecture, this mid-rise provides a modern, connected lifestyle in an enviable location. Comprised of 94, completed residences spread across nine floors, Linc boasts a facade rich in brickwork on the lower levels fused with bold modern lines and glistening expanses of glazing to deliver a collection of apartments that borrows elements from the evolving environment.
Linc leaves you feeling spoiled for choice with three separate and stunning garden areas designed by Jack Merlo, providing a perfect outdoor environment in which to gather family and friends. Sit around the teppanyaki grill and cook up a storm on the rooftop garden or relax in one of the many seating pods while taking in breathtaking city views. Better still, take some time out for yourself in the courtyard garden on level one to read a good book or just relax in the natural environment.
Step inside your apartment and prepare to be impressed by the open plan layout that maximizes space and the floor-to-ceiling windows that filter in an abundance of natural light.
High-quality fixtures and fittings further enhance the careful attention to detail that has informed Linc’s design. Kitchens will inspire your inner chef thanks to features like the premium Bosch appliances, chrome tapware, porcelain tiles, and silver mirror splashbacks. While timber floorboards will flow throughout the living and dining areas, large porcelain tiles will feature in the bathroom, which also boasts premium details like the semi-recessed basin and concealed cistern toilet suite.
Located in the leafy suburb of Essendon, LINC is merely 15 minutes from the CBD and is serviced by the Essendon Train Station and multiple tram networks. The affluent suburbs has a population of almost 25,000 people to which many live in houses that have retained the charm and livelihood of the early 1900’s.
Amidst the leafy, wide avenues are the boutiques, restaurants and quirky cafes and bars that line Mount Alexander Road in walking distance from LINC. Residents enjoy the many bike trails and paths connecting Queens Park, Buckley Park and Windy Hill in the vicinity and provide an incredibly walkable environment in Essendon.
In just a few minutes drive, the urban renewal precinct of Essendon Fields delivers large chain supermarkets, commercial headquarters and more green space cosying up to Essendon Airport with DFO Factory Outlets with over 80 retail brands, a food court and homemaker centre.
Amenities
Outdoor Entertaining Area
Development information for LINC
Meet the team behind LINC - 19 Russell Street, Essendon
“Exceptional urban connectivity positioned directly opposite Essendon Railway Station and Rose Street Village.”
What's near LINC
- Under 500mTransport
Essendon Railway Station
Provides direct metropolitan train services to Flinders Street on the Craigieburn line, regional V/Line trains, and an adjacent multi-route bus interchange.
GroceriesIGA Local Grocer Essendon
Supplies everyday grocery essentials, fresh produce, and delicatessen items within the Rose Street shopping precinct.
EducationLowther Hall Anglican Grammar School
Provides independent early learning through to Year 12 schooling with dedicated science, arts, and sporting facilities.
GardensEssendon Recreation Reserve
Features sports ovals, community cricket and football facilities, recreational pavilions, and open fitness areas.
GP / MedicalEssendon Family Medical Clinic
Delivers comprehensive general practice medicine, immunisation programs, pathology collection, and allied health care.
Essendon, VIC 3040
Essendon is an established inner-north metropolitan market driven by strong demand from families and white-collar professionals seeking proximity to premier private education belts. The locality benefits from long-term capital stability sustained by comprehensive transport infrastructure including the Craigieburn train line, Route 59 tram corridor, and CityLink access.
Infrastructure updates
Planning Scheme Amendment GC252 and the Victorian Government Activity Centres Program implement intensified residential planning controls across Moonee Valley train and tram corridors to support a municipal target of 47,500 new homes by 2051.
Amenities near LINC
Priority access to new developments near Essendon
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