Overlooking the Town Hall clock tower along Collins Street - Melbourne's best business address in the CBD - this office is perfect for a small company, investors. or a sole proprietor looking for a unique office in the city centre.
First, the location is perfect. At the bustling corner of Collins & Swanston Streets, the office is on the seventh floor of the Manchester Unity Building, the historic art deco office tower, built in 1932.
This is the centre of Melbourne.
The city's main trams all pass by the cafes and shopfronts on the corner of Collins & Swanston Streets. And the new Metro line is being constructed across the street at Town Hall. The Town Hall Metro Stop is scheduled for completion in 2025. The new Metro Tunnel and directly neighboring Town Hall Train Station are part of the $9 billion public transport infrastructure project, the biggest in Australia and the biggest upgrade to Melbourne's public transport system since the 1985 City Loop project was completed.
The building itself has classic Art Deco design throughout. The elevators alone are worth a trip up to the views on the seventh floor. And from the seventh floor, the office views are spectacular. The Town Clock Tower is the view. Town Hall itself is just below, in full view. At night, see the lights of the East End Theater district, which starts on the next block.
This office is currently used by a data design agency. The space is often a visual art and creative studio. Perfect for a team of four or as a solo space for artists, entrepreneurs, or a small business, tucked secretly above all the action of the city. Laneways are accessible by the staircases. Look for the marble and the mahogany. And the frescoes that feature prominently in the gorgeous lobby.
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