One of the city’s oldest and coolest suburbs, Fitzroy is known for its rich culture and creativity. It has a vibrant restaurant and café scene and is a mecca for both vintage and boutique shopping centred along Brunswick Street. Fitzroy is home to some of Melbourne’s most popular brunch spots, including Industry Beans, Alimentari Deli Fitzroy and Lune Croissanterie. On weekends, locals flock to the Rose Street Artists’ Market (Saturday and Sunday) to shop an eclectic mix of designers and makers, while in summer the Fitzroy Pool is an iconic spot for a dip. The suburb is well connected via tram to the CBD.

From the outset, this warehouse conversion exudes Fitzroy's inner-city character. Generously sized, it has all the hallmarks of a loft apartment – grand oversized windows, soaring ceilings and rich history dating back to the 1950s. Today, the property has been beautifully updated with a sophisticated, moody palette that perfectly blends with its Fitzroy locale. Windows run the length of the open plan living area, filling it with streams of natural light and capturing views over the neighbourhood. A full kitchen and dining table allows guests to sit down to a meal at home, but here you’re also in one of Melbourne’s trendiest foodie hubs. Take things slow in the morning up at the breakfast bar and make use of the dedicated workspace if you’re here on business. A day exploring the streets ends with cosy movie nights on the lounge thanks to an at-home theatre projector as well as a TV. Air-conditioning and heating in the bedrooms ensure a comfortable night’s sleep no matter what season you are travelling in. The first bedroom highlights a queen-sized bed, while the second has a double bed and both come with ample wardrobe space for your belongings. In the living room a sleeper couch can also accommodate an additional two guests. Refresh within the sleek black and white bathroom enjoying the large rain shower. A Euro-style laundry with both a washing machine and dryer adds to your daily convenience.

One of the city’s oldest and coolest suburbs, Fitzroy is known for its rich culture and creativity. It has a vibrant restaurant and café scene and is a mecca for both vintage and boutique shopping centred along Brunswick Street. Fitzroy is home to some of Melbourne’s most popular brunch spots, including Industry Beans, Alimentari Deli Fitzroy and Lune Croissanterie. On weekends, locals flock to the Rose Street Artists’ Market (Saturday and Sunday) to shop an eclectic mix of designers and makers, while in summer the Fitzroy Pool is an iconic spot for a dip. The suburb is well connected via tram to the CBD.