1 new and off-the-plan project listed.
Fitzroy is Melbourne's oldest suburb, sitting about two kilometres north-east of the CBD in the City of Yarra. It is known for its creative energy, Victorian-era terraces and some of the city's best-loved streets for eating, drinking and shopping.
Trams run along Brunswick Street, Smith Street, Nicholson Street and Gertrude Street, linking the suburb straight into the city. Many residents walk or cycle into the CBD, and Parliament station is within easy reach on the city's southern side.
Brunswick Street, Gertrude Street and Smith Street are lined with cafes, bars, live music venues, galleries, vintage stores and restaurants. The Edinburgh Gardens in neighbouring North Fitzroy are a favourite for weekends, and the Carlton Gardens and Melbourne Museum are just to the west.
New developments here are usually boutique apartment buildings on former industrial or commercial sites, often designed to fit in with the heritage streetscape, along with some townhouses.
Fitzroy suits creative types, young professionals and first home buyers who value character, culture and walkability over space, and want to live within an easy walk or tram ride of the CBD in one of Melbourne's most distinctive neighbourhoods.