23/243 Collins Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000

This unique apartment is located in the iconic Merigold building, positioned at the corner of Manchester Lane and Collins Street. Originally built in the late 1800s, the building was revitalized by architect Robert Haddon during the Vienna Secession period, featuring distinctive glossy green tiles. Converted into apartments in 2008, the property is nestled between Elizabeth and Swanston Streets, offering a prime inner-city location.

Access to the apartment is via Manchester Lane through a stylish foyer, complemented by a stainless-steel lift surrounded by a citrus-tiled stairwell. Situated on level two, the apartment enjoys elevated eastern light and a green, leafy outlook over Manchester Lane, enhancing the living experience.

The interior exudes a New York loft vibe, highlighted by a full wall of heritage steel casement windows that flood the space with natural light. The sleek linear kitchen is designed for functionality, providing ample storage space. The open-plan living and dining area offers generous room to customize and entertain.

With a total area of 55 square meters, the apartment features an elevated bedroom with an additional built-in trundle bed, making it versatile for guests or additional sleeping arrangements. The bedroom includes abundant built-in robes for ample storage. The bathroom has been refurbished to blend the building's historic character with modern design elements.

Comfort is ensured year-round with a near-new split system heating and cooling unit. The location is unbeatable, with shops, cafes, bars, and public transport options, including a tram stop, all within walking distance.

The apartment has been successfully operated as an Airbnb for approximately three years, generating a steady income of up to $50,000 per annum. Furniture as inspected is available for purchase at an additional cost.

This property is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Melbourne's heritage with modern comforts and a vibrant city lifestyle. It is highly recommended for inspection.

Warehouse, Heritage & Unique (WHU) properties like this one are distinguished by their character and history, offering a unique living experience in Melbourne's inner city.

Prospective buyers are advised to conduct their own investigations and seek independent professional legal advice regarding the accuracy of sizes, plans, and other information provided.