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    1 Exhibition, 1 Exhibition Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
    The BuildingsEXHIBITION STREET

    1 Exhibition

    ArchitectH. Croxton Davey
    Completed1925
    StyleCommercial Renaissance Palazzo
    The building

    The Victorian Cricket Association, then the state's main cricket body, built this corner building at Flinders and Exhibition Streets in 1924-25 to a design by H. Croxton Davey. It was a commercial building: the association kept the top floor for its own offices and let the other floors and the ground-level shops to tenants. It was converted to apartments in 1993, with shops kept at street level.

    In brief

    1. 1923The Victorian Cricket Association buys the corner site for its clubrooms and offices
    2. 1925Completed, with the association on the top floor and the other floors let to tenants
    3. 1993Converted to apartments, keeping shops at street level
    The record

    What has sold at 1 Exhibition.

    Sales recorded
    Two
    Range
    $300,000 – $395,000

    13/1 Exhibition Street, Melbourne VIC 3000

    $300,000

    15/1 Exhibition Street, Melbourne VIC 3000

    $395,000

    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
    Nature482 m · 6 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
    Dining423 m · 5 min walk
    Florentino
    The upstairs Mural Room has been a grand Italian dining institution since the 1930s, its frescoes National Trust-classified.
    3
    Character445 m · 6 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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