29/300 King Street

Welcome to The Wiltshire – a building that once sorted parcels and now delivers personality in industrial-sized doses. Tucked away at the back of a boutique block like a well-kept secret, this warehouse conversion doesn’t whisper “home”… it bellows “you’ve arrived” in an operatic baritone and a well-cut vintage blazer.

Inside, it’s all soaring ceilings, timber floors that have seen things, and warehouse windows that frame your life like a Wes Anderson film. The open-plan living and dining area is vast enough for impromptu dance battles, philosophical furniture arrangements, or your ever-growing indoor jungle. The layout? Flexible enough to reimagine as a yoga studio, mad scientist lab, or just a very stylish place to nap.

The kitchen – updated but not uptight – offers storage for everything from spices to secrets. The main bedroom is oversized and wrapped in calm, with a walk-in robe that may or may not double as a portal to Narnia. The second bedroom (or study, or lair) is just waiting for your creative flair.

A sparkling bathroom gives spa vibes with a wink, and the laundry is so discreet it practically vanishes. Air Conditioning, ceiling fans and electric panel heating keep the seasons in check, while your car gets a cozy undercover space to rest its weary tyres.

All of this is quietly humming at the rear of a historic 1923 warehouse – reborn as a 33-apartment masterpiece in 1999. With low body corporate fees (yes, really), the building’s past still lingers in the bricks, beams, and general sense of cool. Oh, and a brand new state-of-the-art lift!

Flagstaff Gardens? A stroll away. Queen Vic Market? Practically your pantry. The legal precinct, free trams, and Melbourne’s magnificent mayhem? Right outside your door.

Because why live in a box, when you could live in a beautifully strange slice of Melbourne’s architectural soul?

Owners Corporation Fees – Approx. $5528pa

Council Rates – Approx. $910pa

Water Rates – Approx. $712pa