Selling at Flinders House
One apartment here on the market now.
The BuildingsFLINDERS LANE
Flinders House
The building
Flinders House is a prominent example of 19th-century commercial architecture — a six-story former warehouse on bluestone footings, remodelled in 1870 into an Italian Renaissance Palazzo to the design of architect Charles Webb, with Turnbull & Dick as the builders, for clothing manufacturers Banks Brothers Bell & Co. The building is reported to have been extended upward by Billing & Peck around 1905, and was refurbished into sixty residential apartments in 2000.
At Flinders House
One apartment for sale.
The record
What has sold at Flinders House.
Sales recorded
One
Sold at
$1,200,000
512/238 Flinders Lane, Melbourne VIC 3000
$1,200,000
The doorstep
Three places within a short walk.
What each one is, and how far it is from the front door. Select a place to see it on the map.
1
Nature412 m · 5 min walk
Birrarung Marr
The city's first major new parkland in a century, terraced down to the Yarra with a Wurundjeri name meaning river of mists.
2
Dining265 m · 3 min walk
MoVida
Frank Camorra's tapas bar opened in 2003 down graffiti-covered Hosier Lane and taught the city to eat Spanish.
3
Character167 m · 2 min walk
The Melbourne Athenaeum
Founded in 1839, it housed the city's first library and gallery and still runs a subscription library above Collins St.
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From The Journal
Flinders House in The Journal
Flinders Lane, the rag-trade corridor
Gazetted in 1843, signposted as Little Flinders Street into the 1930s, and known to the clothing trade simply as the Lane — the street where Melbourne's rag trade lived, now lived in.
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