The BuildingsFLINDERS LANE
Sackville House
The building
Sackville House is a six-storey brick and concrete warehouse at the eastern end of Flinders Lane, built before 1934. It was occupied by the clothing manufacturer John Sackville Pty Ltd until 1934, when the firm moved out and the building was sold; the name, used informally, traces to that tenant. It was later converted to apartments, with two floors added on top, to a design by John Wardle.
The record
What has sold at Sackville House.
Sales recorded
One
Sold at
$675,000
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
Nature506 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
Dining475 m · 6 min walk
Florentino
The upstairs Mural Room has been a grand Italian dining institution since the 1930s, its frescoes National Trust-classified.
3
Character517 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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